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Each expansion unit (or pair of uni
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MX Bus 64-bit 400 MB/sec. SP Switch
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2.8.6 PCI I/O bridges is 400 MBps,
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2.9.3 Requirements ► ARTIC960Hx 4
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2.9.6 Memory requirements and optio
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3.1 Overview The RS/6000 SP system,
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processors, determines that the num
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► Industry-standard PCI subsystem
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Product positioning The 7017-S85 se
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Up to three additional 7017-S80 I/O
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► Industry-standard PCI subsystem
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Description The 7017-S7A is package
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► Choice of power from 4, 8, or 1
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The 7017-S70 provides outstanding p
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Machine type and Model 7017-S85 701
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Description The 7026-M80 delivers a
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► Internal I/O system scalability
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The 7026-M80 is targeted at the key
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Combined with an array of industry
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Chipkill DIMMs for the 7026-6H1 pro
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In addition, an HACMP packaged solu
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► Support for 32-bit and 64-bit a
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- Keyboard and mouse ports These ar
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a serial number protected model con
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Note: ► Memory standard/maximum i
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Because the SP-attached server has
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3. You must make several cable conn
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For a complete listing of currently
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You must install a frame-to-frame,
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If used, the adapter must be ordere
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3.4.4 SP-attached servers connectiv
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2. You must make several cable conn
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If you plan to attach an existing 7
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Note: With F/C 9122 RS/6000 Server
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Note: With F/C 9122 RS/6000 Server
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2. Configure Service Director on ea
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4.1 Frames The SP processor nodes c
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All new designs are completely comp
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4.1.3 SP frame redundant power supp
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Tall frames contain a SEPBU power s
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Note: Alternate two-stage switch co
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F/C 1550 is the base offering for t
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Note: If the switch used in this co
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4.7 Short frame Short frames are av
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5.1 SP Switch The design objectives
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crossbar requests on a least recent
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An SP Switch adapter is designed fo
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Table 5-1 shows the AIX, PSSP, and
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For upgrades to greater than eight
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For systems that require only singl
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5 Figure 5-7 illustrates single-sta
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Note: 5.8 SP Switch2 1. Frames 1 to
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Note: ► The SP Switch2 and its ad
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The 740 microprocessor The 740 micr
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6.1 The 9077 SP Switch Routers The
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Processor Nodes SP System SP Switch
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Figure 6-4 Rear view of SP Switch R
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6.3.3 Network media card requiremen
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7.1 Overview You may consider the c
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7.2 Installation requirements The c
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► At least 9 GB of disk storage.
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Table 7-2 Serial port adapters for
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► PSSP 3.2 (5765-D51) (or later).
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EIA-232/422 (PCI) 2968 10/100 Mbps
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0838 AIX 4.3 Update CD 1 0857 AIX 4
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1.44MB 3.5-in Diskette Drive 1 Inte
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6324 Primary I/O Drawer, 5 EIA 1 65
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Adapter 6324 Primary I/O Drawer, 5
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3153 18.2 GB 10K RPM 1" Ultra3 SCSI
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*** SOFTWARE *** Product Descriptio
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5765-C34 AIX Version 4 1 4061 AIX 4
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. Frame Supervisor Cable SPVG SDR a
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► Two licenses for IBM C for AIX
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Note: Refer to Appendix C, “SP sy
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8.1 PCI Communication adapters supp
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Feature code Adapter ID 4951 9-Z IB
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► Network adapter software provid
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8.2.6 IBM Network Terminal Accelera
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Unique features of FDDI-UP DAS The
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This adapter provides a single DB-7
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8.2.15 Turboways 622 Mbps PCI MMF A
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Feature characteristics This featur
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► Installation instructions Custo
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► Network equipment such as a MAU
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Feature characteristics This featur
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8.2.33 SCSI-2 F/W Differential adap
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single speed supported is 1.0625 Gb
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Feature components This feature ord
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9.1 Parallel System Support Program
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9.1.3 System monitoring and control
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This isolation is useful for correc
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9.2.1 Administration and operation
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9.3 LoadLeveler 9.3.1 Administratio
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9.3.3 New in LoadLeveler 2.2 LoadLe
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9.4.1 Operations ESSL’s mathemati
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9.4.4 New in OSLp 1.3 ► Reduce a
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9.5.1 Operation 9.5.2 New in PE 3.1
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9.5.3 Software requirements Table 9
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9.6.2 Features ► Network addresse
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► HAS and CRM support clusters of
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10.1 Configurations rules The basic
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Placement rules for frames Frame co
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Thin Thin Thin Thin Thin Thin Thin
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Switch boards are numbered sequenti
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SP-attached servers can connect to
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Product Description Qty 9076-550 SP
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170 CWS Default Entry *** 170 CWS D
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Example 10-2 shows a sample feature
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5765-D51 Parallel System Support Pr
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2924 English 1 3410 CD-ROM 1 5005 P
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2-way 9223 Node Attachment - T/P Et
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Frame: 5 Feature: 9123 Drawer Left
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M/T 7017 (Quantity: 2) *** M/T 7017
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2624 32x Speed CD-ROM 1 2968 10/100
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6159 12GB/24GB 4mm Tape Drive 1 655
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*** M/T 7017 HARDWARE *** Product D
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Control Workstation Attachment 4073
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6553 SCSI Hot Swap 6-Pack 1 8131 4.
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Example 10-5 shows a sample feature
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3027 9.1 GB 10K RPM Ultra SCSI Disk
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2968 10/100 Mbps Ethernet PCI 3 Ada
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For details on these and other comm
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The command has been enhanced to pr
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In general, the “View or Modify P
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If you are interested in some of th
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The CWS host name. The name of the
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CES system with existing Enterprise
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Adding SP frames to a CES system Th
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31 SP-attached servers Figure 10-20
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► One - Complete pSeries 680 Serv
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Definitions overview and naming con
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PCI adapter maximum quantities The
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Notes: 1. Group restrictions apply.
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F/C PCI Adapter Name Max. Quantity
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► Maximum of one F/C 2732, 2733,
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F/C Description Type Weighting Fact
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► 2 Low POWER3 Thin and Wide Node
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F/C MCA Adapter Name Number of MCA
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Notes: 1. Not supported in 120 MHz
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Component Feature Qty x Factor Memo
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Component Feature Qty x Factor MCA
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SP Legacy Models by Frame and Switc
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SP LAN topologies The network topol
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100 Mbps switched 10/100 Ethernet S
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SP Boot/Install server requirements
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Router Ethernet 2 Ethernet 3 Ethern
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Disk Space required for PSSP file s
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Image or Fileset Name Image Size Fi
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PSSP and AIX Supported levels Since
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Coexistence From To PSSP 2.4 and AI
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Migration considerations Coexistenc
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Migration considerations Coexistenc
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Migration considerations Coexistenc
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Network Installation Manager Networ
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SDR is similar in concept to the AI
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setup_server defines this as a NIM
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Service Director Note: ► Service
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► SD may be obtain using Internet
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► Ensure your pSeries or RS/6000
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http://techsupport.services.ibm.com
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► http://techsupport.services.ibm
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The following terms are trademarks
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Tcl Tool command Language US User S
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ARTIC960RxD Quad DTA, E1, 120 ohm b
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TPC-D 8 TURBOWAYS 100 ATM Adapter 2
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