How Do I Configure Security Group Rules for Target Servers?
- Log in to the management console.
- Click
in the upper left corner and select the desired region and project.
- Under Compute, click Elastic Cloud Server.
- In the ECS list, click the name of the target ECS.
- Click the Security Groups tab and view security group rules.
- Click Manage Rule.
The Summary page of the security group is displayed.
- On the Inbound Rules tab, click Add Rule to configure an inbound rule.
- If the ECS runs Windows, configure three rules: one for port 8899, one for port 8900, and one for port 22. For each, set the protocol to TCP.
Figure 1 Adding inbound rules
- If the ECS runs Linux, configure two rules: one for port 8900 and one for port 22. For each, set the protocol to TCP.
Port 22 is required for a Linux file-level migration.
Ports 8900 and 22 are required for a Linux block-level migration.
Figure 2 Adding inbound rules - For all the rules, set Source to the IP address range containing the IP addresses that you want to allow to access the ECS over the Internet.
- If the ECS runs Windows, configure three rules: one for port 8899, one for port 8900, and one for port 22. For each, set the protocol to TCP.
- Click OK.
Migration Network FAQs
- How Do I Set Up a Secure Migration Network for Using SMS?
- How Do I Prepare a Target Server Before the Migration?
- How Do I Configure Security Group Rules for Target Servers?
- How Do I Restore the Connection Between the Agent and SMS?
- Why the Migration Progress Is Suspended or Slow?
- Does a Source Server Have to Connect to the Internet?
- How Do I Configure a Source Server to Access Huawei Cloud Through a Proxy?
- Can I Release or Change the Target Server EIP During the Migration?
- How Do I Measure the Network Performance Before the Migration?
- Can I Set a Rate Limit for a Migration?
- How Do I Configure Automatic Recovery?
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