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Firewall port opening between media agent and cloud storage
Best answer by Harsh Desai
if we are talking about ports required strictly to write data to the cloud storage between MA and the cloud endpoint, we would need port 443 AND/OR 80.
From Docs:
https://documentation.commvault.com/11.24/expert/9157_creating_cloud_storage_library.html
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By default, data is transferred through secured channels using HTTPS protocol. If you need to use HTTP, just add 'HTTP' to the service host name displayed in the Service Host option during configuration. See Configuring a Cloud Storage Library Using HTTP instead of HTTPS for additional information.
Hope this helps.
- Vaulter
- 602 replies
Thank you for the post, there are thousands of people here in the Community ready and willing to help, but please do give as much detail as possible when asking for help so we can give the best answers possible.
Try these for starters:
Port Requirements for Commvault
Cloud Storage Building Block Guide
Supported Cloud Storage Products
Creating a Cloud Storage Library
Thanks,
Stuart
- Vaulter
- 22 replies
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if we are talking about ports required strictly to write data to the cloud storage between MA and the cloud endpoint, we would need port 443 AND/OR 80.
From Docs:
https://documentation.commvault.com/11.24/expert/9157_creating_cloud_storage_library.html
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By default, data is transferred through secured channels using HTTPS protocol. If you need to use HTTP, just add 'HTTP' to the service host name displayed in the Service Host option during configuration. See Configuring a Cloud Storage Library Using HTTP instead of HTTPS for additional information.
Hope this helps.
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