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Dell PowerFlex: Introduction to Replication
Executive summary Introduction PowerFlex asynchronous replication Deploying and configuring PowerFlex clusters for replication Replication monitoring PowerFlex replication network considerations
Introduction
TCP/IP port considerations
Additional IP addresses
Network bandwidth considerations
Remote replication networking
System component, network, and process failure Replication—Technical limits Conclusion

TCP/IP port considerations

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TCP/IP port considerations

  • The following figure shows all the logical software components of PowerFlex as well as the TCP/IP ports used by those components. It includes the ports that must be associated with firewall rules on the PowerFlex server hosts, and it shows the ports related to remote replication which include:

    • Port 11088, which links the SDC and MDM to the SDR and also links the SDR to the remote SDR
    • Port 7611, which allows MDM communications between two replicating clusters

    Figure 19.    PowerFlex port and traffic overview