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Dell EMC PowerMaxOS Release Notes

This document describes the new features, known issues, and limitations in PowerMaxOS.
Current Release Version: PowerMaxOS 5978.711.711
Release Type: Service (SR)

Topics:
• Revision history
• Product description
• New features
• Changed features
• Known issues
• Limitations
• Environment and system requirements
• Installation and upgrade considerations
• Where to get help

Revision history
This section provides a description of document changes.

Table 1. Revision history

Document revision Date Description
01 February 2021 Initial release.
02 August 2021 Minor update to the DRR feature description.

Product description
This section provides a description of PowerMax, VMAX All Flash, and PowerMaxOS.

PowerMax
PowerMax 2000 and 8000 deliver the following features:
● A high-performance NVMe backend delivering increased IOPS and lower latency
NVMe is a high-performance protocol that is designed for modern media. It was architected to take advantage of the
parallelism of modern CPUs and SSDs (and other next generation media) to overcome the limitations of storage protocols
designed for hard disk drives.
● Inline deduplication with increased compression
PowerMax platforms exhibit significantly improved data efficiency by using deduplication to reduce the number of duplicate
copies of identical data.
● Higher rack density
● Support for next-generation technologies such as storage class memory (SCM) and NVMe over Fabric (NVMe-oF)

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PowerMax 2000 supports Open Systems and IBM i and provides:
● 2.7 M IOPS 1
● 1 PBe capacity
● 64 Fibre Channel/iSCSI ports
● 1–2 Bricks
PowerMax 8000 supports Open Systems, IBM i, mainframe, and mixed open and mainframe systems and provides:
● 15 M IOPS 2
● 4 PBe capacity
● 256 Fibre Channel/FICON/iSCSI/FC-NVMe ports
● 1–8 Bricks

VMAX All Flash

VMAX All Flash arrays running PowerMaxOS 5978.711.711 have the same data services as All Flash arrays running HYPERMAX
OS 5977 but with additional enhancements that are available only with PowerMaxOS.
For open systems, VMAX All Flash arrays range in size from single up to two (250F), four (450F) or eight (850F/950F) V-Brick
systems. For mainframe, the VMAX 450F scales up to 4 zBricks (800 TBu per system) and the VMAX 850F/950F scales up to
8 zBricks (1.7 PBu per system). V-Bricks/zBricks and high capacity disk enclosures are consolidated in the same system bay,
providing a dramatic increase in floor tile density.
VMAX All Flash arrays are built on a scaleable architecture. Additional capacity is available as Flash Capacity Packs (open
systems arrays) and zCapacity Packs (mainframe arrays). Additional processing power is available as V-Bricks (open systems
arrays) and zBricks (mainframe arrays). VMAX All Flash arrays come fully preconfigured from the factory, significantly reducing
time to first I/O at installation.

NOTE: VMAX All Flash does not support deduplication or NVMe flash drives.

PowerMaxOS
PowerMaxOS is the software operating environment for PowerMax or VMAX All Flash arrays that are born on PowerMaxOS
5978.711.711 or are upgraded to PowerMaxOS 5978.711.711.

New features
This section provides information about new features in PowerMaxOS 5978.711.711.

Array management
Table 2. Array management
Functional area Feature description Summary of benefits
Reducible data and DRR PowerMaxOS 5978.711.711 includes The new DRR functionality enables users to identify which
changes to how the Data Reduction applications might not be getting a satisfactory DRR and to
Ratio (DRR) is reported. DRR on compare DRR values across applications and systems.
reducible data is displayed in the
following locations:
● a tool tip on the Efficiency
section on the Capacity
dashboard for a specific storage
system

1 Based on Dell EMC internal analysis of Random Read Hits Max IOs Per Second (within a single array) for the PowerMax
2000, July 2019.
2 Based on Dell EMC internal analysis of Random Read Hits Max IOs Per Second (within a single array on two floor tiles) for
the PowerMax 8000, July 2019.

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Table 2. Array management (continued)
Functional area Feature description Summary of benefits
● Storage Group Demand Report
● Volumes tab of the Storage
Groups list
Pattern detection has been added to
the Reducible DRR report.
Array capacity display PowerMaxOS 5978.711.711 includes This feature provides clarity for users, planners, and buyers
changes to how array capacity is when comparing ordering and fulfillment with deployment.
displayed. It is given in base 2
(binary) and base 10 (digital) format
on the home dashboard of Unisphere
for PowerMax. The information is
displayed on a tool tip on the
Capacity graphic, on the Capacity
view of the home dashboard.
Expose FA port light Front end (FA) port light levels are This feature makes FA port transmit and receive light levels, in
levels exposed through REST API. mW, available to the user.

Changed features
This section provides information about updated features and lifted limitations.

Updated features
The following features have been updated in PowerMaxOS 5978.711.711:

Array management
Table 3. Array management
Functional area Feature update description Summary of benefits
Embedded VASA Embedded VASA Provider (VP) is The HA functionality enables users to seamlessly recover from
Provider High available for existing PowerMax VP failures. VASA Provider 3.0 supports SRDF/A replication
Availability 2000 and PowerMax 8000 arrays for VMware Virtual Volumes between two PowerMax arrays.
running PowerMaxOS 5978.711.711,
eliminating the need for a user
to manage it on a host. VP high
availability (HA) is offered as part of
embedded VP with two copies of VP
required on each array.
Until now, it was available only on
new PowerMax arrays.

Data services
Table 4. Data services
Functional area Feature update description Summary of benefits
Cloud Mobility for Cloud Mobility for PowerMax now This functionality enables users to use Dell EMC PowerScale
PowerMax supports the user of PowerScale as cloud object storage.
systems.

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Table 4. Data services (continued)
Functional area Feature update description Summary of benefits
Cloud Mobility for The Cloud Mobility for Dell EMC This functionality enables users to download a new vApp from
PowerMax Storage vApp is now available in the the VMware Marketplace and deploy it in on a local VMware
VMware Marketplace. instance, to access cloud snapshots.

Lifted limitations
The following limitations have been lifted in PowerMaxOS 5978.711.711:

Table 5. End-to-end Efficient Encryption lifted limitations

Functional area Lifted limitation Affected Platform
End-to-end Efficient Engine adds are not supported on systems that have End-to- PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
Encryption end Efficient Encryption installed.

Table 6. Metro DR lifted limitation

Functional area Lifted limitation Affected platform
Metro DR Devices cannot be expanded while in an active Metro DR VMAX All Flash
environment.

Known issues
There are no known issues in this release.

Limitations
This section provides a list of limitations in PowerMaxOS 5978.711.711.

Platform and infrastructure

Table 7. Dynamic Virtual Matrix limitation

Functional area Limitation Affected platform
Dynamic Virtual Matrix Diagnostic loopback is not supported. PowerMax and VMAX All Flash

Table 8. Engine serviceability limitations

Functional area Limitation Affected platform
Engine serviceability Hardware replacement support plan: PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
● No script automated engine replacement
● No script automated DAE replacement
● Engineering supports a manual procedure when required.
Engine serviceability Online PDU replacement script is not supported (Engineering PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
support is required for a manual workaround).

Table 9. eNAS limitation

Functional area Limitation Affected Platform
eNAS eNAS Control Station might report a D002 error indicating PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
that a corrupted I/O has been detected. For the eNAS-CS
user, it can be ignored if log information seems to be normal.

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PowerProtect Storage Direct

Table 10. Storage Direct limitation

Functional area Limitation Affected platform
Storage Direct The maximum number of eDisks per engine is 2,048. PowerMax and VMAX All Flash

Data services

Table 11. Non-disruptive migration limitation

Functional area Limitation Affected platform
Non-disruptive Non-disruptive migration is not supported for the NVMe PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
migration protocol on the 32 Gb/s Fibre Channel module.

Table 12. Online addition of DX emulation limitation

Functional area Limitation Affected platform
Online addition of DX The online addition of DX emulation is not supported in PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
emulation Solutions Enabler or Unisphere for PowerMax.

Table 13. SRDF/A limitation

Functional area Limitation Affected platform
SRDF/A It is not possible for a host read from the R1 device to receive PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
its data from the remote SRDF/A R2 device when DSE has
any deltas saved to disk and there is a dual-drive failure (R1
device local mirrors are unavailable).

Table 14. SRDF/Metro limitations

Functional area Limitation Affected platform
SRDF/Metro SRDF/Metro configurations do not support full Concurrent or PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
Cascaded SRDF devices but SRDF/Metro devices allow the
addition of another SRDF/A mirror, resulting in Cascaded or
Concurrent configuration.
SRDF/Metro Both the source (R1) and target (R2) arrays must be running PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
HYPERMAX OS 5977.691.684 or later.
SRDF/Metro Existing SRDF device pairs that participate in an SRDF mode PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
of operation cannot be part of an SRDF/Metro configuration.
SRDF device pairs that participate in an SRDF/Metro
configuration cannot participate in any other SRDF mode of
operation, but devices can be moved from an SRDF/A group
into an SRDF/Metro group.
SRDF/Metro The R2 cannot be larger than the R1. PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
SRDF/Metro Devices cannot have User Geometry set. PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
SRDF/Metro Open Replicator is not supported. PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
SRDF/Metro Devices cannot be Business Continuance Volumes (BCV). PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
SRDF/Metro Devices cannot be used as the target (R2) devices when the PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
SRDF devices are RW on the SRDF link with SyncInProg or
Active-Active or Active-Bias SRDF pair state.
SRDF/Metro SRDF/Metro with Consistency with ODX is not supported. PowerMax and VMAX All Flash

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Table 14. SRDF/Metro limitations (continued)
Functional area Limitation Affected platform
SRDF/Metro The only valid SRDF mode is active, this mode cannot PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
be changed once the device pairs are in an SRDF/Metro
configuration.
SRDF/Metro The SRDF Consistency state cannot be changed once it is PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
enabled for all SRDF devices.
SRDF/Metro Controlling devices in an SRDF group that contain a mixture of PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
source (R1) and target (R2) devices is not supported.
SRDF/Metro The SRDF pair bias device in an SRDF/Metro configuration PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
can only be changed when the SRDF pair state is Active-
Active or Active-Bias.
SRDF/Metro Consistency Group (CG) SRDF control and set operations are PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
allowed on one SRDF group at a time.
SRDF/Metro The symrecover command is not available with SRDF/ PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
Metro.
SRDF/Metro SRDF/Metro does not support FCoE front-end capabilities. PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
SRDF/Metro SRDF/Metro has limited iSCSI support. See the support matrix PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
at E-Lab Navigator for more details on support hosts and
clusters.
SRDF/Metro SRDF/Metro does not support: PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
● Mainframe CKD
● CloudArray
● Mobility Safe ID with ALUA in non-Solaris/MPxIO
environments
SRDF/Metro Microsoft Cluster with Native MPIO is not supported with PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
nonuniform connection (without cross-connects).

Table 15. Open Replicator limitations

Functional area Limitation Affected platform
Open Replicator ORS pace is not supported. PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
Open Replicator ORS push is not supported. PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
Open Replicator Interoperability with local replication is not supported. PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
Open Replicator The symsan command may return incomplete results on all PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
flash arrays.
Open Replicator ORS may not protect against torn pages when doing a hot pull PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
with donor update.
Open Replicator The symrcopy pull from a larger device to a smaller device PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
with or without the -force_copy option is not supported in
HYPERMAX OS 5977.
Open Replicator ORS may experience performance degradation on devices PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
greater than 16 TB.
Open Replicator ORS with Donor Updates might report a B514.06 error which PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
may be ignored if the session completes.
Open Replicator The symsan command may return the incorrect slice letter, PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
the World Wide Name (WWN) reports correctly.
Open Replicator Interoperability of ORS with SRDF/Metro, SRDF/STAR, or PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
with SRDF R2, R21, R11, R22 devices is not supported.
Open Replicator NDD with ORS sessions on R1 devices is blocked. PowerMax and VMAX All Flash

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Table 15. Open Replicator limitations (continued)
Functional area Limitation Affected platform
Open Replicator Interoperability with LREP and/or VAAI on the R1 devices PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
while ORS is in play is blocked.
Open Replicator SRDF restore, update R1, or failback is not allowed when the PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
ORS session exists on SRDF R1 devices.

Table 16. FAST.X limitation

Functional area Limitation Affected platform
FAST.X Data movement from a local Storage Resource Pool (SRP) VMAX All Flash
into FAST.X/CloudArray SRP is not supported.

Table 17. Online device expansion limitations

Functional area Limitation Affected platform
Online device expansion Online device expansion: PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
● Only applies to TDEVs with sufficient SRP capacity.
● Does not apply to the following external devices:
○ iSeries devices
○ Celerra/NAS devices
○ Storage Direct external backup and restore devices
● Provides the ability to increase the device size only.
Online device expansion Online device expansion is not available if the devices are PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
being replicated using Storage Direct or ORS.
Online device expansion Online device expansion with SRDF: No support for SRDF/ PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
Star or non-disruptive migration.
Online device expansion Online device expansion is not available if the devices are PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
being replicated using TimeFinder/legacy emulations or for
replicated vVols.

Table 18. Mainframe CKD support limitations

Functional area Limitation Affected platform
Mainframe CKD support Compatible Extended (Extended Remote Copy (XRC)) is not PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
supported.
Mainframe CKD support Remote Pair FlashCopy was first introduced with 5876 and is PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
supported within the same code family, so 5876 to 5876, 5977
to 5977, and 5978 to 5978. Intermixing is not supported.
Mainframe CKD support Fujitsu CKD emulation support is not available. PowerMax and VMAX All Flash

Table 19. Transparent Cloud Tiering (TCT) support limitations

Functional area Limitation Affected platform
TCT support Use of TCT requires an RPQ. PowerMax and VMAX All Flash

Table 20. Global Mirror support limitations

Functional area Limitation Affected platform
Global Mirror support Use of Global Mirror is not supported. PowerMax and VMAX All Flash

Table 21. Mobility Safe ID with ALUA limitation

Functional area Limitation Affected platform
Mobility Safe ID with FCoE is not supported with ALUA. PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
ALUA

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Serviceability

Table 22. Dual Management Module Control Station limitations

Functional area Limitation Affected platform
Dual Management The secondary MMCS can only run maintenance that affects PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
Module Control Station the primary. If the primary MMCS is not functioning, it needs
to be replaced.
Dual Management The MMCSs locations are fixed on engine 1 with the primary PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
Module Control Station located on side 1 and the secondary on side 2.
Dual Management Most action scripts can only run on the primary MMCS. PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
Module Control Station
Dual Management A failed procedure can only be recovered on the MMCS it PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
Module Control Station failed on.

Cloud Mobility

Table 23. Cloud Mobility limitations

Functional area Limitation Affected platform
Cloud Mobility An internal subnet change is not allowed when the PowerMax PowerMax
Cloud Mobility guest is installed and in use. An internal subnet
change with Cloud Mobility installed might cause the loss of
communication between the embedded management guest
and the cloud guest.

RecoverPoint

Table 24. RecoverPoint limitations

Functional area Limitation Affected Platform
RecoverPoint Gigabit ethernet is not supported. PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
RecoverPoint RecoverPoint devices cannot be SRDF devices. PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
RecoverPoint Legacy TimeFinder (TF/Mirror, TF/Clone, and TF/Snap) PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
operations are not allowed on RecoverPoint-tagged devices.
RecoverPoint Non-Disruptive Migration of RecoverPoint devices is not PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
supported.
RecoverPoint SRDF replication is not supported. PowerMax and VMAX All Flash

PowerPath

Table 25. PowerPath limitations

Functional area Limitation Affected Platform
PowerPath Reporting the Oracle instance name to the array is not PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
supported on AIX.
PowerPath The following PowerPath extended functionality over NVMe- PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
oF is not supported:
● host registration

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Table 25. PowerPath limitations (continued)
Functional area Limitation Affected Platform
● easier masking
● host performance reporting to the array
● various other extended data items supported for FC
connectivity

Encryption

Table 26. Data at Rest Encryption limitations

Functional area Limitation Affected Platform
Data at Rest Encryption Existing PowerMax and VMAX All Flash arrays do not support PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
a non-disruptive online upgrade of D@RE; an upgrade license
is available for existing arrays that want to reinstall with D@RE
enabled.
Data at Rest Encryption When connecting to IBM Security Key Lifecycle PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
Manager (SKLM) servers, VMAX array Key Management
Interoperability Protocol (KMIP) clients must belong to the
default "GENERIC" device group only. User-defined device
group names of "GENERIC" type are not supported.
Data at Rest Encryption Initiating certificate signing requests (CSRs) from the VMAX PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
MMCS module is not supported as part of obtaining Public Key
Infrastructure (PKI) credentials for Transport Layer Security
(TLS) authentication with KMIP servers.

Table 27. End-to-end Efficient Encryption limitations

Functional area Limitation Affected Platform
End-to-end Efficient End-to-end efficient encryption is available only through a PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
Encryption Request for Product Quote (RPQ).
End-to-end Efficient D@RE using the internal key server is required on the PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
Encryption PowerMax array.
End-to-end Efficient One additional I/O module in a front-end slot (2,3,8,9) for PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
Encryption each director (that is, two for each engine) is required.
End-to-end Efficient Support for newly created devices with a new flag is required. PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
Encryption The device flag cannot be added to an existing device or
removed.
End-to-end Efficient Devices to be guarded must be in a storage group that is PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
Encryption enabled for compression. In addition, compression cannot be
disabled.
End-to-end Efficient Guarded devices cannot be used with replication (SnapVX or PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
Encryption SRDF).
End-to-end Efficient VMware vVols are not supported. PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
Encryption
End-to-end Efficient VPLEX devices are not supported. PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
Encryption
End-to-end Efficient Mixed CKD and FBA arrays are not supported. PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
Encryption
End-to-end Efficient Thales rekey is not supported. PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
Encryption

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OpenStack

Table 28. OpenStack limitation

Functional area Limitation Affected Platform
OpenStack PowerMaxOS 5978 does not support Workload. VMAX All VMAX All Flash
Flash arrays that have been upgraded to PowerMaxOS
and have existing volume types leveraging Workload (for
example, DSS, DSS_REP, OLTP, and OLTP_REP) will no
longer successfully perform certain operations on existing
legacy volumes, and the volume type will block new volume
creations.
Before upgrading a VMAX All Flash array from HYPERMAX OS
5977 to PowerMaxOS 5978 in this scenario, consult with Dell
EMC Customer Service.

Legacy limitations

Table 29. Legacy limitations

Functional area Limitation Affected Platform
Data Services emulation The Data Services emulation I/O statistics for read miss KBs PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
are always reported as zero.
ACLX The Access Control Logix (ACLX) device has a default factory PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
configuration setting of a maximum of one port per Fibre
Channel director to prevent device discovery unavailability
with some operating systems. This configuration can cause
excessive device discovery completion times and/or device
inaccessibility.
You can change the default setting to make the device
accessible on a different port.

Script support There is a system limitation of two concurrent upgrade PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
procedures (Configuration Manager in Solutions Enabler
enables customers to run a maximum of two concurrent
upgrade procedures).
FA statistics management_time, and link_port_time are always reported as PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
zero.
Device allocation The device-per-pool allocated capacity may revert to zero for PowerMax and VMAX All Flash
inactive devices.

Environment and system requirements

Support deprecation
Solutions Enabler TimeFinder/Mirror, TimeFinder VP Snap, TimeFinder/Snap are planned to be discontinued in the next
major release following Solutions Enabler V9.2.
Unisphere for Database Storage Analyzer (DSA) is planned to be discontinued in the next major release of Unisphere for
PowerMax PowerMax following 9.2.
Unisphere 360 Unisphere 360 is planned to be discontinued in the next major release of PowerMax following 9.2.

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Virtual Appliance Virtual Appliance (vApp) Manager is planned to be discontinued in the next major release of PowerMax
Manager following 9.2.
Mainframe Virtual device (VDEV) support is planned to be discontinued in the next major release following Mainframe
Enablers Enablers 8.5.
TimeFinder/Mirror and VP Snap support is planned to be discontinued in the next major release following
Mainframe Enablers 8.5.
SRDF/AR support is planned to be discontinued in the next major release following Mainframe Enablers
8.5.
Support for IBM Global Mirror is discontinued in Mainframe Enablers 8.5.

Installation and upgrade considerations

This section provides installation and upgrade considerations for PowerMaxOS 5978.711.711.
For more information about installing and upgrading, see the following resources:
● Dell EMC PowerMax Family Site Planning Guide
● Dell EMC Best Practices Guide for AC Power Connections for PowerMax 2000, 8000 with PowerMaxOS
● Dell EMC VMAX All Flash Site Planning Guide for VMAX 250F, 450F, 850F, 950F with HYPERMAX OS
● Dell EMC VMAX Best Practices Guide for AC Power Connections
● Dell EMC VMAX Power-down/Power-up Procedure
● Dell EMC VMAX Securing Kit Installation Guide
● Dell EMC VMAX and PowerMax Unpacking Guide
● Dell EMC Unisphere for PowerMax Installation Guide
● Dell EMC Unisphere 360 Installation Guide
● Dell EMC Solutions Enabler Installation and Configuration Guide
● Dell EMC Mainframe Enablers Installation and Customization Guide

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Manifest
This section provides a list of manifest information for PowerMaxOS 5978.711.711.

Table 30. Manifest for PowerMaxOS 5978.711.711

Application Level
Build 5978-711-711.exe
Built On Jan 25, 2021 16:02:00
Installer Script Version 5978.2004
SymmWin 5978_711/5001
uCode Registered Build 5978_711/0001
Firmware Pack V.fw_pack_full_5978_201026_144635
Tools Guest V.9.2.1.181
McAfee xDAT V.9773
Chrome V.85.0.4183.121
Chat Server V.14.100
SGDB Agent V.10.23
SymCLI RT V.V9.2-2622-1.0
ConnectEMC V.5.04.18
SSCKeyClient V.3.3.0.0
EMCRemote V.7.15.02
SSC V.3.1.0.11
Remotely Anywhere V.3.00.33
PXE V.9.2.1.199
RSync V.1.4.0.0
EGCB V.1.132
MMCS Image V.MMCS0614
Firewall Configuration Tool V.2.2.6
Firewall Rules V.2.1.7
eNAS Guest V.8.1.15.323
DM Guest V.8.1.15.323
Management Guest V.9.2.1.181
Cloud Guest V.9.2.1.135
VASA Guest V.9.2.1.190
Installer MD5 dd5fd31aad0ded2ffa71939943c80115
Tools MD5 20508d995d5493a3ee740695b6df901b
eNAS MD5 b02f33375f64dcc307cdd816e424bcd6
DM MD5 67945921d0188ce8163f4c09a3347ebf
Management MD5 e9a2ad793b521943f5e0183f985d1b5c
Image MD5 92018bb6861bfb3219f98b7b02d1708a
Cloud MD5 62885a0269f940bb75d5de88632cf273
vasa MD5 ba5537887dfd7f660bca135b34dc85cb

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