3. Replication/backup solution Prerequisites

Replication/Backup Solution Prerequisites

 

To avoid any duplicate IPs in your environment please validate that your data mover jobs are properly configured with test networking settings to run inside an isolated/bubble network on the DR site before starting the job from the EDRM.

 

Cohesity

 

The following ports need to be enabled on your firewall to successfully run EnsureDR with the Cohesity:

 

Source

Destination

Port

Type

Notes

EDRM

EDRC

139, 445

TCP/UDP

SMB port

EDRM

ESXi IP addresses

443, 902

TCP

All ESXi hosts that you will use in the testing process

EDRM

helios.cohesity.com

443

TCP

Cohesity Helios

EDRM

Local mail server

25

TCP

Default mail port number; if you configured another, enter the firewall port you configured on your mail server

EDRM

smtp.sendgrid.net

587

TCP

SendGrid Email SMTP server integrated solution, setting is not required if you are using local mail SMTP server

EDRM

source and target Cohesity cluster

443

TCP

Data mover port

EDRM

source and target VMware vCenter

443

TCP

VMware vCenter servers

 

 

Commvault

 

The Commvault PowerShell module must be installed on EDRM server. The following ports need to be enabled on your firewall to successfully run EnsureDR with the Commvault:

 

Source

Destination

Port

Type

Notes

EDRM

EDRC

139, 445

TCP/UDP

SMB port

EDRM

ESXi IP addresses

443, 902

TCP

All ESXi hosts that you will use in the testing process

EDRM

Local mail server

25

TCP

Default mail port number, if you configured another, enter the firewall port you configured on your mail server

EDRM

smtp.sendgrid.net

587

TCP

SendGrid Email SMTP server integrated solution, setting is not required if you are using local mail SMTP server

EDRM

source and target VMware vCenter

443

TCP

VMware vCenter servers

EDRM

source and target Commvault servers

81,443

TCP

Commvault web service ports

 

NetApp ONTAP

 

NetApp ONTAP Export Policies must be created and named “EDR” (case sensitive) for SVMs on the DR site before starting the EnsureDR job. In “EDR” Export Policies, add all VMware ESXi hosts that are specified inside the EnsureDR job. If you are using FC or iSCSI volumes, you must set the NetApp ONTAP initiator security named "DR_ESX" (case sensitive) on the primary and target sites to enable the failover/failback process. The following ports need to be enabled on your firewall to successfully run EnsureDR with NetApp ONTAP:

 

Source

Destination

Port

Type

Notes

EDRM

EDRC

139, 445

TCP/UDP

SMB port

EDRM

ESXi IP addresses

443, 902

TCP

All ESXi hosts that you will use in the testing process

EDRM

Local mail server

25

TCP

Default mail port number, if you configured another, enter the firewall port you configured on your mail server

EDRM

smtp.sendgrid.net

587

TCP

SendGrid Email SMTP server integrated solution, setting is not required if you are using local mail SMTP server

EDRM

source and target NetApp server

443

TCP

Source and destination NetApp ONTAP

EDRM

source and target VMware vCenter

443

TCP

VMware vCenter servers

 

Veeam Backup and Replication

 

Veeam Backup and Replication console must be installed on EDRM server. The following ports need to be enabled on your firewall to successfully run EnsureDR with Veeam Backup and Replication:

 

Source

Destination

Port

Type

Notes

EDRM

EDRC

139, 445

TCP/UDP

SMB port

EDRM

ESXi IP addresses

443, 902

TCP

All ESXi hosts that you will use in the testing process

EDRM

Local mail server

25

TCP

Default mail port number, if you configured another, enter the firewall port you configured on your mail server

EDRM

smtp.sendgrid.net

587

TCP

SendGrid Email SMTP server integrated solution, setting is not required if you are using local mail SMTP server

EDRM

source and target VMware vCenter

443

TCP

VMware vCenter servers

EDRM

Veeam Backup & Recovery on target site

9392, 9419

TCP

Data mover port

EDRM

Veeam Enterprise Manager

9398

TCP

Data mover port

 

Veeam SQL

 

Veeam Backup and Replication console must be installed on the EDRM server. The following ports need to be enabled on your firewall to successfully run EnsureDR with Veeam SQL:

 

Source

Destination

Port

Type

Notes

EDRM

Local mail server

25

TCP

Default mail port number, if you configured another, enter the firewall port you configured on your mail server

EDRM

smtp.sendgrid.net

587

TCP

SendGrid Email SMTP server integrated solution, setting is not required if you are using local mail SMTP server

EDRM

Veeam Backup & Recovery - SQL destination

1433

TCP

Default SQL port number, if you configured another, enter the firewall port you configured on the target SQL server

EDRM

Veeam Backup & Recovery - SQL repository

9392

TCP

Data mover port

 

 

VMware Site Recovery Manager

 

The following ports need to be enabled on your firewall to successfully run EnsureDR with VMware SRM:

 

Source

Destination

Port

Type

Notes

EDRM

EDRC

139, 445

TCP/UDP

SMB port

EDRM

ESXi IP addresses

443, 902

TCP

All ESXi hosts that you will use in the testing process

EDRM

Local mail server

25

TCP

Default mail port number, if you configured another, enter the firewall port you configured on your mail server

EDRM

smtp.sendgrid.net

587

TCP

SendGrid Email SMTP server integrated solution, setting is not required if you are using local mail SMTP server

EDRM

source and target VMware SRM

443

TCP

VMware SRM data mover port number

EDRM

source and target VMware vCenter

443

TCP

VMware vCenter servers

 

 

Zerto for VMware vSphere

 

Zerto made a shift in version 10.x, transitioning from the Windows-based ZVM to the Linux-based Zerto Virtual Manager Appliance (ZVMA), which integrates microservices for security and authentication. This transition influenced the development of a new iteration of EnsureDR, capitalizing on the enhanced capabilities introduced in Zerto v10.x.

EnsureDR version 4.16 represents the final release that offers support for Zerto on-premise utilizing Windows Appliance version 9.x. With the release of EnsureDR version 4.17, the only supported Zerto version is 10.x which works in conjunction with the Linux Appliance and utilizes the KeyCloak authorization. Details about creating Client ID and Secret can be found in our knowledge base article KB50017.

The Zerto PowerShell module must be installed on EDRM server. The following ports need to be enabled on your firewall to successfully run EnsureDR with Zerto:

 

Source

Destination

Port

Type

Notes

EDRM

EDRC

139, 445

TCP/UDP

SMB port

EDRM

ESXi IP addresses

443, 902

TCP

All ESXi hosts that you will use in the testing process

EDRM

Local mail server

25

TCP

Default mail port number, if you configured another, enter the firewall port you configured on your mail server

EDRM

smtp.sendgrid.net

587

TCP

SendGrid Email SMTP server integrated solution, setting is not required if you are using local mail SMTP server

EDRM

source and target VMware vCenter

443

TCP

VMware vCenter servers

EDRM

source and target Zerto server

443/9669

TCP

Data mover port

 

 

Zerto for Microsoft Azure

 

EnsureDR requires the specific configuration to be set up in the Azure Portal for efficient management of the recovery process in Microsoft Azure. Details about these required settings can be found in our knowledge base article KB50016.