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EMC Storage Analytics (ESA) Simple Support Matrix March 23, 2020 Page 1 EMC Storage Analytics (ESA) Simple Support Matrix March 23, 2020 Click on link for Tables Dell EMC Storage Analytics 4.4 and Higher Dell EMC Storage Analytics Legacy Tables Copyright © 2019-2018 Dell Inc. or its subsidiaries. All Rights Reserved. Dell Technologies, Dell, EMC, Dell EMC and other trademarks are trademarks of Dell Inc. or its subsidiaries. Other trademarks may be trademarks of their respective owners. Dell Inc. believes the information in this publication is accurate as of its publication date. The information is subject to change without notice. THE INFORMATION IN THIS PUBLICATION IS PROVIDED "AS IS." EMC CORPORATION MAKES NO REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND WITH RESPECT TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PUBLICATION, AND SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIMS IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. 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Page 2 Table of Contents Header Notes:.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................1 EMC Storage Analytics(ESA)...............................................................................................................................................................................................1 i Page 3 Header Notes: EMC Storage Analytics(ESA) Information Virtualization No. Management Software Software Dell EMC Platforms 1 Dell EMC ESA for vROps: 5.1 VMware vROps 8.0 VNX Block 05.33 VNX File 8.1.9 VNXe FC\iSCSI\File 3.1.8 Unity 4.5, 5.0 XtremIO XMS 4.2.2, 6.2.x, 6.3.x Isilon 8.1.x, 8.2.x VxFlex OS 2.6.x, 3.0.x RecoverPoint for VM 5.1.x, 5.2.x Avamar 19.1, 19.2 VPLEX VS2, VS6 6.1.x, 6.2.x VMAX3, VMAX All Flash 5977.1125.1125 using Unisphere 8.4 Dell EMC VMAX All Flash or PowerMax with PowerMaxOS 5978.221.221 using Unisphere for PowerMax 9.0.x and 9.1.x Dell EMC VMAX All Flash or PowerMax with PowerMaxOS 5978.444.444, 5978.479.479 using Unisphere for PowerMax 9.1.x 2 Dell EMC ESA for vROps: 5.0 VMware vROps 8.0 VNX Block 05.33 VNX File 8.1.9 VNXe FC\iSCSI\File 3.1.8 Unity 4.5, 5.0 XtremIO XMS 4.2.2, 6.0.2, 6.1, 6.2.x Isilon 8.1.x, 8.2.x VxFlex OS 2.6.x, 3.0.x RecoverPoint for VM 5.1.x, 5.2.x Avamar 18.2, 19.1 VPLEX VS2, VS6 6.0.x 6.1.x VMAX3, VMAX All Flash 5977.1125.1125 using Unisphere 8.4 Dell EMC VMAX All Flash or PowerMax with PowerMaxOS 5978.221.221 using Unisphere for PowerMax 9.0.x and 9.1.x Dell EMC VMAX All Flash or PowerMax with PowerMaxOS 5978.444.444 using Unisphere for PowerMax 9.1.x 3 Dell EMC ESA for vROps: 4.6 VMware vROps 6.6, 6.7, VNX Block 05.33 7.0, 7.5 VNX File 8.1.9 VNXe FC\iSCSI\File 3.1.8 Unity 4.3.1, 4.4, 4.5, 5.0 XtremIO XMS 4.2.2, 6.0.2, 6.1, 6.2.x Isilon 8.0.1, 8.1.x ScaleIO 2.5, 2.6.x RecoverPoint for VM 5.1.x, 5.2.x Avamar 7.5, 7.5.1, 18.1, 19.1 Page 4 VPLEX VS2 5.5.2.4 VPLEX VS6 6.0.1.7, 6.1 VMAX3, VMAX All Flash 5977.1125.1125 using Unisphere 8.4 VMAX All Flash 5978.144.144 using Unisphere 9.0 PowerMax 5978.144.144 using Unisphere 9.0 4 Dell EMC ESA for vROps: 4.5 VMware vROps 6.6, 6.7 VNX Block 05.33 VNX File 8.1.9 VNXe FC\iSCSI\File 3.1.5 Unity 4.2.1, 4.3 XtremIO XMS 4.2.2, 6.0 Isilon 8.0.1, 8.1 ScaleIO 2.0.1 RecoverPoint for VM 5.1, 5.1.1 Avamar 7.4.1, 7.5 VPLEX VS2 5.5.2 VPLEX VS6 6.0.1, 6.0.2 VMAX All Flash 5977.945.890, 5977.1125.1125 using Unisphere 8.4 VMAX3 5977.945.890, 5977.1125.1125 using Unisphere 8.4 5 Dell EMC ESA for vROps: 4.4 VMware vROps 6.5, 6.6 VNX Block 05.33 VNX File 8.1.9 VNXe FC\iSCSI\File 3.1.5 Unity 4.1, 4.2, 4.2.1 XtremIO XMS 4.2.2, 6.0.0 Isilon 8.0.1, 8.1 ScaleIO 2.0.0.0, 2.0.1 RecoverPoint for VM 5.1, 5.1.1 Avamar 7.4.1, 7.5 VPLEX VS2 5.5.2 VPLEX VS6 6.0.1 VMAX All Flash 5977.945.890, 5988.1125.1125 using Unisphere 8.4 VMAX3 5977.945.890, 5988.1125.1125 using Unisphere 8.4 Footnotes: Page 5 EMC Storage Analytics versions 4.0 to 4.3 Information Storage Management Operating Operating No. Software System Storage Array Environment 1 Dell EMC EMC Storage VMware ESXi: 5.5 Dell EMC Unified Storage: Dell EMC VNX Block OE: Analytics: 4.010769, (vSphere 5.5)5390, VNX5100/5300/5500/5700/7500 (Block) 05.31 10771,10773,10775, 6618,7756,8467, 10843,10880,11592, , 6.0 (vSphere 6.0)5390, 6618,7756,8467, 2 Dell EMC EMC Storage VMware ESXi: 5.5 Dell EMC Unified Storage: Dell EMC VNX File OE: Analytics: 4.010769, (vSphere 5.5)5390, VNX5100/5300/5500/5700/7500 (File) 7.0, 7.1 10771,10773,10775, 6618,7756,8467, 10843,10880,11592, , 6.0 (vSphere 6.0)5390, 6618,7756,8467, 3 Dell EMC EMC Storage VMware ESXi: 5.5 Dell EMC Unified Storage: Dell EMC VNX File OE: Analytics: 4.010769, (vSphere 5.5)5390, VNX5200/5400/5600/5800/7600/8000(File) 8.1.0 10771,10773,10775, 6618,7756,8467, 10843,10880,11592, , 6.0 (vSphere 6.0)5390, 6618,7756,8467, 4 Dell EMC EMC Storage Microsoft Windows Dell EMC Unified Storage: Dell EMC VNX Block OE: Analytics: 4.010769, Server 2012 R2: VNX5100/5300/5500/5700/7500 (Block) 05.3211538, 10771,10773,10775, 12172, 10843,10880,11592, 8508,8509,8879, , VMware ESXi: 5.5 (vSphere 5.5)5390, 6618,7756,8467, , 6.0 (vSphere 6.0)5390, 6618,7756,8467, 5 Dell EMC EMC Storage Microsoft Windows Dell EMC VPLEX: VS2 Dell EMC GeoSynchrony: Analytics: 4.010769, Server 2012 R2: 5.4.1, 5.5.111538, 10771,10773,10775, 12172, 10843,10880,11592, 8508,8509,8879, , VMware ESXi: 5.5 (vSphere 5.5)5390, 6618,7756,8467, , 6.0 (vSphere 6.0)5390, 6618,7756,8467, 6 Dell EMC EMC Storage Microsoft Windows Dell EMC XtremIO: 10881, Dell EMC XtremIO XIOS: Analytics: 4.010769, Server 2012 R2: 3.0.511538, 10771,10773,10775, 12172, 8915,, 4.0.211538, 10843,10880,11592, 8508,8509,8879, 8915,, 4.0.411538, , VMware ESXi: 8915, 5.5 (vSphere 5.5)5390, 6618,7756,8467, , 6.0 (vSphere 6.0)5390, 6618,7756,8467, 7 Dell EMC EMC Storage Microsoft Windows Dell EMC Unified Storage: VNXe3200 (File/FC/iSCSI) Dell EMC VNXe Analytics: 4.010769, Server 2012 R2: FC\iSCSI\File OE: 10771,10773,10775, 12172, 3.011538, 10843,10880,11592, 8508,8509,8879, , VMware ESXi: 5.5 (vSphere 5.5)5390, 6618,7756,8467, , 6.0 (vSphere 6.0)5390, 6618,7756,8467, 8 Dell EMC EMC Storage Microsoft Windows Dell EMC VMAX3: 100K, 200K6708, Dell EMC HYPERMAX Analytics: 4.010769, Server 2012 R2: , 400K6708, OS: 5977.596.58311538, 10771,10773,10775, 12172, 9368, 10843,10880,11592, 8508,8509,8879, , VMware ESXi: 5.5 (vSphere 5.5)5390, 6618,7756,8467, , 6.0 (vSphere 6.0)5390, 6618,7756,8467, 9 Dell EMC EMC Storage VMware ESXi: 5.5 Dell EMC XtremIO: 10881, Dell EMC XtremIO XMS: Analytics: 4.111474, (vSphere 5.5)5390, 4.0.2, 4.2.0 11475,11476,11477, 6618,7756,8467, 11478,11479,11483, , 6.0 (vSphere 6.0)5390, 6618,7756,8467, Page 6 10 Dell EMC EMC Storage Microsoft Windows Dell EMC VPLEX: VS2 Dell EMC GeoSynchrony: Analytics: 4.111474, Server 2012 R2: 6.0 11538, 11475,11476,11477, 12172, 11478,11479,11483, 8508,8509,8879, , VMware ESXi: 5.5 (vSphere 5.5)5390, 6618,7756,8467, , 6.0 (vSphere 6.0)5390, 6618,7756,8467, 11 Dell EMC EMC Storage Microsoft Windows Dell EMC Unity: 300, 300F, 400, 400F, 500, 500F, Dell EMC Unity OE: 4.0.1 Analytics: 4.111474, Server 2012 R2: 600, Dell EMC UnityVSA: 11538, 11475,11476,11477, 12172, 11697, 11478,11479,11483, 8508,8509,8879, , VMware ESXi: 5.5 (vSphere 5.5)5390, 6618,7756,8467, , 6.0 (vSphere 6.0)5390, 6618,7756,8467, 12 Dell EMC EMC Storage Microsoft Windows Dell EMC VMAX All Flash: 450F6708, Dell EMC HYPERMAX Analytics: 4.212061, Server 2012 R2: , 450FX6708, OS: 5977.813.78510579, 12063,12064,12065, 12172, , 850F6708, 11538,9368, 12072,12300, 8508,8509,8879, , 850FX6708, , VMware ESXi: , Dell EMC VMAX3: 100K, 200K6708, 5.5 (vSphere , 400K6708, 5.5)5390, 6618,7756,8467, , 6.0 (vSphere 6.0)5390, 6618,7756,8467, 13 Dell EMC EMC Storage Microsoft Windows Dell EMC VMAX All Flash: 250F6708, Dell EMC HYPERMAX Analytics: 4.312294, Server 2012 R2: , 250FX6708, OS: 5977.1125.112510579, 12295,12296,12297, 12172, , 450F6708, 11538,9368, 12298,12299, 8508,8509,8879, , 450FX6708, , VMware ESXi: , 850F6708, 5.5 (vSphere , 850FX6708, 5390, 5.5) , Dell EMC VMAX3: 100K, 200K6708, 6618,7756,8467, 6708, , 6.0 (vSphere , 400K 6.0)5390, 6618,7756,8467, 14 Dell EMC EMC Storage Microsoft Windows Dell EMC Unity: 300, 300F, 350F , 400, 400F, 450F, Dell EMC Unity OE: Analytics: 4.312294, Server 2012 R2: 500, 500F, 550F, 600, 650F, Dell EMC UnityVSA: 4.211538, 12295,12296,12297, 12172, 11697,12272, 12298,12299, 8508,8509,8879, , VMware ESXi: 5.5 (vSphere 5.5)5390, 6618,7756,8467, , 6.0 (vSphere 6.0)5390, 6618,7756,8467, 15 Dell EMC EMC Storage Microsoft Windows Dell EMC Unified Storage: VNXe3200 (File/FC/iSCSI) Dell EMC VNXe Analytics: 4.010769, Server 2012 R2: FC\iSCSI\File OE: 10771,10773,10775, 12172, 3.1.111538, 10843,10880,11592, 8508,8509,8879, , 4.111474, , VMware ESXi: 11475,11476,11477, 5.5 (vSphere 11478,11479,11483, 5.5)5390, 6618,7756,8467, , 6.0 (vSphere 6.0)5390, 6618,7756,8467, 16 Dell EMC EMC Storage Microsoft Windows Dell EMC VMAX All Flash: 450F6708, Dell EMC HYPERMAX Analytics: 4.010769, Server 2012 R2: , 450FX6708, OS: 5977.811.78411044, 10771,10773,10775, 12172, , 850F6708, 11538,9368, 10843,10880,11592, 8508,8509,8879, 6708, , 4.111474, , 850FX , VMware ESXi: 6708, 11475,11476,11477,
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