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Veritas InfoScale/Storage Foundation hardware compatibility lists (HCLs) enable you to view support information by various parameters, including the vendors, device family, devices, modes, interfaces, product releases, platforms, and advanced features.

HCL Central provides support information for the product releases. Click here to see the listed information. Unless otherwise noted, a minor release has the same hardware compatibility as its associated major release. For this reason, HCL Central only shows the hardware compatibility for major releases.

An HCL represents the limits of Veritas support for disk storage arrays qualified for use with the Veritas InfoScale/Storage Foundation products in the disk array compatibility list. There are no implied additions or exceptions to the tested or compatible devices on the provided lists.

To use the Veritas InfoScale/Storage Foundation for Windows HCL, see the notes.

Replicator option (formerly Volume Replicator) has no hardware dependencies. It is only supported when it is used as part of InfoScale/Storage Foundation.

The HCL also contains information for Dynamic Multi-Pathing (DMP). See the details for DMP operating system native stack support and DMP for Windows with Multipath I/O (MPIO) Device Specific Modules (DSMs) support.

For more details about the product-specific hardware support, see Documents page.

Platform	SF/Veritas InfoScale versions
5.0	5.1	6.0	6.1	6.2	7.0	7.1
AIX	5.0 MP1 5.0 MP3	5.1 5.1 SP1 5.1 SP1RP3	6.0 6.0.1 6.0.3 6.0.5	6.1 6.1.1	6.2	7.0 7.0.1	7.1
HP-UX	5.0 (11iv3) 5.0 MP1 (11iv2, 11iv3) 5.0 MP2 (11iv2) 5.0.1 (11iv3)	5.1 SP1	6.0 6.0.1 6.0.3 6.0.5
Linux	5.0 MP2 5.0 MP3 5.0 MP4 5.0 MP4(Linux on Power)	5.1 5.1 PR1 5.1 SP1 5.1 SP1PR3 (VirtualStore) 5.1 SP1PR4 5.1 SP1RP3	6.0 6.0.1 6.0.2 6.0.3 6.0.4 6.0.5	6.1 6.1.1	6.2	7.0 7.0.1	7.1
Solaris	5.0 MP1 5.0 MP3	5.1 5.1 SP1 5.1 SP1RP3	6.0 6.0 PR1 (Solaris 11) 6.0.1 6.0.3 6.0.5	6.1 (SPARC) 6.1.1 (SPARC)	6.2 (SPARC)	7.0 (SPARC) 7.0.1 (SPARC)	7.1 (SPARC)
VMware			6.0 (Dynamic Multi-Pathing for VMware) 6.0.1 (Dynamic Multi-Pathing for VMware)	6.1 (Dynamic Multi-Pathing for VMware)	6.2 (Dynamic Multi-Pathing for VMware)	7.0 (Dynamic Multi-Pathing for VMware)	7.1 (Dynamic Multi-Pathing for VMware)
Windows Server 2008			6.0 6.0.1
Windows Server 2008 R2			6.0 6.0.1	6.1		7.0 7.0.1	7.1
Windows Server 2012			6.0.2	6.1		7.0 7.0.1	7.1
Windows Server 2012 R2				6.1		7.0 7.0.1	7.1

The Dynamic Multi-Pathing (DMP) operating system native stack support feature is supported in Storage Foundation and High Availability (SFHA) release 6.0, 6.1, and in SFHA 5.1 through an add-on patch.

DMP OS native stack support lets non-root OS native volume groups or file systems operate over DMP devices.

This feature is available for these products and platforms:

Product	Platforms
ZFS	Solaris 10 and 11 (SPARC and X64)
Logic Volume Manager (LVM)	AIX 5.3/6.1/7.1, HP-UX 11iv3, RHEL 5/6/7, SLES 10/11/12

Dynamic Multi-Pathing (DMP) with Multipath I/O (MPIO) Device Specific Modules (DSMs) support:

Storage Foundation for Windows
InfoScale Foundation, Storage and Enterprise for Windows
DMP supports multi-pathing via DSMs integrated with the MPIO framework
Supported with FC Storport Miniport drivers, iSCSI HBAs, Microsoft iSCSI Software Initiator
Basic disks are supported with DMP, SCSI-3 support is supported with basic disks
Boot from SAN is supported with Dynamic and Basic disks provided customers follow Microsoft's Boot from SAN recommendations
Boot and Data Volumes are supported on the same BUS/HBA's for clustered and non-clustered servers
DMP MPIO DSMs are not supported with FC Port drivers or FC SCSI Miniport drivers

The information in the Hardware Compatibility List (HCL) for Veritas InfoScale/Storage Foundation documentation is provided "as is" and all express or implied conditions, representations and warranties, including any implied warranty of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose or non-infringement, are disclaimed. Except to the extent that such disclaimers are held to be legally invalid, Veritas corporation shall not be liable for incidental or consequential damages in connection with the furnishing, performance, or use of this documentation.

The information contained on this website and within HCL documentation is subject to change without notice.

All hardware configurations listed have been qualified with the following products: Veritas InfoScale Foundation, Availability, Storage and Enterprise for Windows, Storage Foundation for Windows, Dynamic Multi-Pathing for Windows, and Storage Foundation and High Availability Solutions for Windows (SFW plus Cluster Server for Windows). The following options are also supported by this HCL list: Volume Replicator Option, FlashSnap Option, Dynamic Multi-pathing (DMP), Cluster Option for Microsoft Failover Cluster (FOC).
Configurations using any multi-pathing software (Storage Foundation for Windows - Dynamic Multi-pathing (DMP) or third-party) are restricted to the Veritas HCL list. This includes DMP implementations based upon Veritas MPIO Device Specific Modules (DSMs). For third party multi-pathing products only the versions listed on the HCL are fully tested and supported. The supported hardware list has been specifically qualified and approved by the Veritas Compatibility Lab. Hardware that does not appear on this list is not supported when used with DMP or any 3rd-party multi-pathing solution. Employing a multi-pathing solution with Storage Foundation for Windows on non-certified hardware can result in unpredictable and possibly data-threatening behavior. Certified hardware is selected by Veritas Product Management, based on market research and input from the field, including customer feedback. If a customer would like to have their hardware considered for inclusion on this HCL, simply submit your request to your Veritas Sales Representative.
Configurations should follow storage configuration best practices set forth by the hardware manufacturer in addition to those provided by Veritas. Veritas provided storage configuration best practices for zoning in a Storage Foundation for Windows environment are at TechNote 54713.
Arrays listed in the HCL are also supported with the Microsoft DSM (MSDSM) in configurations where it coexists with Storage Foundation for Windows, as long as the array satisfies Microsoft's requirements for support, including being supported for use with MSDSM by the array vendors.

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