Awesome content . A new concept learnt today . Your presentation quality is good as that of the video we can get in Udemy or LinkedIn . Keep Sharing such useful contents
Great tutorial, but one configuration is missing for me! What are the prerequisites for the SMB Share? How do I set permissions, so the Storage Mover Agent is allowed to access files in the SMB-Share? For now I even assigned 'Full Control' for 'Everyone' on our newly created share, but still the migration job exits with error code AZSM1001 stating permission is denied
For anyone who's stumbling across this question, while searching for a solution: I managed to get it working. I created a local User on the onprem server, hosting the SMB Shares. The user is named after the KeyVault-User-Secret-Value and using the KeyVault-Password-Secret as its password. Permit this user to the share and it will work.
Hey Freddie, thanks for this tutorial. Please what do you reckon is the best way to automate the movement of files from an Azure VM (a DB server) to a NAS device.
the best way to move files from an Azure VM to an onprem NAS device would be Azure File Sync. create a sync group from your Azure VM to a Share on prem, this would keep the two synchronized and since the files are from a VM they will move immediately from Azure to onprem. once they are in the VM you can setup a robocopy to move to a NAS. that is the way I can think about at the moment.
@@anupagarw so this tool takes files copied into the share and pushes them into the Azure Storage account, it does automatically so nothing that you need to do to push files into the storage account. I hope this answers your quesiton
Awesome content . A new concept learnt today . Your presentation quality is good as that of the video we can get in Udemy or LinkedIn . Keep Sharing such useful contents
Thank you Sathyar! thanks for watching
how did you get past the cifs mount error, thats what I get on the source endpoint?
excellent video
Great tutorial, but one configuration is missing for me!
What are the prerequisites for the SMB Share?
How do I set permissions, so the Storage Mover Agent is allowed to access files in the SMB-Share?
For now I even assigned 'Full Control' for 'Everyone' on our newly created share, but still the migration job exits with error code AZSM1001 stating permission is denied
For anyone who's stumbling across this question, while searching for a solution: I managed to get it working.
I created a local User on the onprem server, hosting the SMB Shares. The user is named after the KeyVault-User-Secret-Value and using the KeyVault-Password-Secret as its password. Permit this user to the share and it will work.
Great! Thank you!
Hey Freddie, thanks for this tutorial.
Please what do you reckon is the best way to automate the movement of files from an Azure VM (a DB server) to a NAS device.
the best way to move files from an Azure VM to an onprem NAS device would be Azure File Sync. create a sync group from your Azure VM to a Share on prem, this would keep the two synchronized and since the files are from a VM they will move immediately from Azure to onprem. once they are in the VM you can setup a robocopy to move to a NAS. that is the way I can think about at the moment.
Nice sir
thank you for watching!
Does it copy encrypted files also?
yes encrypted files are copied, however when someone tries to open them they need to have access to the key to unencrypt files
And does this tool takes backup on the fly or we have to arrange the backups beforehand?
Actually we have to use this tool in my current project..
@@anupagarw so this tool takes files copied into the share and pushes them into the Azure Storage account, it does automatically so nothing that you need to do to push files into the storage account. I hope this answers your quesiton