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Section 2.3.3, Configuring Source Workloads to Connect Using TLS 1.2

Updated for clarity.

For information about configuring TLS protocol on the Migrate server host, see Configuring TLS Protocols for Migrate Hosts in the PlateSpin Migrate 12.3 Installation and Upgrade Guide.

Table 9-1, Minimum Required Configuration for Your Azure Account

An administrator on the account is required to perform the Application setup, to enable PRE programmatic access, and to create a Contributor user that is to be used by Migrate.

In Migrate, you use the Contributor user credentials to add Azure as a target in Migrate. Migrate uses the credentials for this user when it accesses the Migrate Azure API through the related subscription.

Table 9-3, Ports Requirements for Migrate Server in Azure

Port 5986 allows outbound PowerShell remoting call from the Migrate server to Windows workloads.

Port 22 allows outbound communications from the Migrate server to Linux workloads.

Section 10.5.2, Retaining the Cloud Resources For Troubleshooting Migration Errors

Updated for clarity.

Section 42.2, Cleaning Up Linux Workloads

In Step 4 of the removal of the block-level data transfer software, the platespin directory is lowercase:

rm -rf /lib/modules/<kernel-version>/platespin

You can use a variable to dynamically retrieve the kernel version for its parent directory.

rm -rf /lib/modules/$(uname -r)/platespin