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116 Logical diagram of SMP Expansion Module cabling for 16-way x440 (two eight-way model running one operating system. The top SMP Expansion Modules in each chassis are labele CEC #2. Scalability ports are shown top to bottom one to three. SMP Expansion cabling configuration (rear view of system chassis’)
Part Number xSeries 440 provides four drive bays on the lower front panel of the system chassis. At the bottom, two adjacent slim-line bays contain the standard CD-ROM and a 1.44MB diskette drive. Two 3.5in, SCA-2-compliant slim-line hot-swap hard disk drive bays are located directly above. The IDE CD-ROM is cabled directly to the IDE port on the planar, and the hot-swap backplane that supports two hot-swap bays is connected to one channel of the dual channel integrated SCSI controller through a 16-bit LVDS cable. An optional ServeRAID controller is supported for internal and external RAID applications. An additional, longer 16-bit LVDS SCSI cable is provided standard with the system to connect the hot-swap backplane to the ServeRAID controller for internal RAID configurations. The integrated controller includes a second channel that supports external tape enclosures. A 16-bit LVDS cable connects this channel to an industry-standard, 0.8mm VHDCI connector. For additional information regarding internal cabling, refer to Appendix F: Internal Cabling Overview. Updated 07/01/03 Memory Description 1 33L3324 512MB PC133 ECC SDRAM RDIMM xSeries 440 Memory Total Memory1 2GB (4x512MB) 3 Quantity of RDIMMs 2, 4 Added 512MB (33L3324) 1GB (31P8300) 31P8300 1GB PC133 ECC SDRAM RDIMM 4GB 3 4 - 1. Due to four-way interleaving, installation of memory options in banks of four is required. Banks may be populated in any order. A minimum of four RDIMMs are required for each SMP Expansion Module (minimum of eight required to enable memory mirroring). Notes: 1. See numbering of RDIMM sockets on memory card for bank configuration. 2. Performance is optimized by balancing the amount of memory between ports (and between SMP Expansion Modules). 3. In order to enable memory mirroring during BIOS set-up, the same memory configuration must be installed in each port (memory mirroring reduces the amount of memory available to the operating system by half). 4. Memory mirroring is specific to each SMP Expansion Module, i.e., it is not required in both the standard and optional CPU/memory boards. Numbering of RDIMM sockets on memory card back of planar 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 port 1: RDIMM 1-8 front of planar port 2: RDIMM 9-16 Bank 1: sockets 1, 3, 5, 7 Bank 2: sockets 9, 11, 13, 15 Bank 3: sockets 2, 4, 6, 8 Bank 4: sockets 10, 12, 14, 16 xSeries 440 Internal SCSI Cabling 6GB 8 - 8GB 12 - 10GB 8 4 12GB 4 8 14GB - 12 16GB 4 28 - 18GB 4 24 4 20GB4 20 8 22GB4 16 12 24GB4 12 16 26GB4 8 20 28GB4 4 24 30GB4 - 28 32GB5 - 32 This table does not represent all possible memory configurations. RDIMMs must be added in sets of four to support interleaving technology. 1. Network operating systems may limit the maximum amount of addressable memory. See operating system specifications for further information. 2. To obtain the quantity of memory identified in the “Total Memory” column, select the appropriate row and order the quantity of RDIMMs identified in all columns for that row, which will be added to the standard memory noted at the top of the left column. 3. Model 4RY shi<strong>ps</strong> with 4GB of memory standard (4 x 512MB RDIMMs installed in each SMP Expansion Module). 4. Optional xSeries SMP Expansion Module (P/N 01R1338) is required if total RDIMMs exceed 16. 5. Requires removal of standard memory. Installation of greater than 16 RDIMMs requires optional xSeries SMP Expansion Module (P/N 01R1338). For the latest product & technical information, refer to the Information Sources on pages 2 & 3. 117 <strong>IBM</strong> xSeries 440
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IntelliStation E Pro 6216 EMEA Part
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10 IntelliStation E Pro 6216 Memory
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12 Part Number IntelliStation E Pro
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IntelliStation E Pro 6226 EMEA Part
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14 Part Number 1 6226-20U 2 2 6226-
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16 Bay Form Factor Height Front Acc
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IntelliStation M Pro 6219 EMEA Part
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20 256MB Models IntelliStation M Pr
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24 IntelliStation M Pro 6219 Power,
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IntelliStation Z Pro 6221 EMEA Part
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26 Part Number 1 Processor Speed (G
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28 IntelliStation Z Pro 6221 Hard D
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30 Part Number IntelliStation Z Pro
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32 Part Number Tape Drives IntelliS
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IBM xSeries 205 EMEA Part Number Cr
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34 xSeries 205 Memory Part Number M
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36 Part Number Description RPM Heig
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38 Part Number Description Adapter
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40 Part Number Part Number Descript
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42 Part Number 1 Withdrawal Date 10
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44 xSeries 225 Internal SCSI Cablin
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46 Hot-swap Models Nonhot-swap Mode
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48 14. The Wake on LAN (WoL) functi
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50 00N7956 Associated Options 68-pi
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52 Part Number 1 8671-41X 2.4 2 1/2
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54 Total System Memory 1 256MB (2 x
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58 8. Single Channel Ultra320 SCSI
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60 Part Number Description Conversi
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62 xSeries 235 Sample Configuration
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66 Total Int Storage 1 18.2GB (06P5
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70 xSeries 255 Power, Monitors & Ac
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72 Part Number Tape Drives Note: xS
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74 File and Print Server (large use
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76 xSeries 305 Memory Part Number M
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80 xSeries 305 Power, Monitors & Ac
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82 xSeries 305 Sample Configuration
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156 IBM Datacenter Solution - Singl
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158 IBM Datacenter Solution - 16-wa
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160 Use the above applicable PNs wi
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BladeCenter EMEA Part Number Cross
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162 8677-1XX Option Part Number For
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BladeCenter HS20 EMEA Part Number C
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166 Option Part Number 8678-21X 27-
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168 HS20 Processors Option Part Num
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170 Option Part Number HDD Options
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172 VMware ESX Server 1.5 Virtual m
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174 Option Part Number 22P4501 24P9
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176 Sphera HostingBusiness Suite Au
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IBM xSeries DC Power and NEBS-compl
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178 External Storage Expansion Unit
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180 SCSI ID Form Factor Height Fron
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182 Part Number Fibre Channel Solut
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184 FAStT200 Storage Server (3542xR
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186 1. 2. 3. 4. Fibre / Fibre Confi
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188 Total Internal Storage 1 FAStT
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190 1. 2. 3. 4. FAStT FC-2 Host Bus
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192 Part Number Description RPM Hei
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196 1. 2. 3. 4. FC2-133 Host Bus Ad
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198 Part Number Description 00N6881
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200 FAStT Host Adapter (P/N 00N6881
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IBM Rack Cabinets and Options EMEA
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202 IBM NetBAY11 Standard Rack 9306
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204 Description Server System Units
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206 Part Number Rack Options Descri
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208 Rack Console Options A console
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210 Refer to the cable labeling key
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214 Simple: two Rack PDUs (two circ
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216 Power Cables (1) Device to Rack
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218 Power Load Capacity Notes: C =
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220 Rack PDUs Option Part Number Ca
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222 7. NetMEDIA Storage Expansion U
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224 Appendix C: UPS Runtime Estimat
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230 Appendix E: Internal Cabling Ov
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232 20. This channel may be connect
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234 xSeries Server ASMP 1 System Ma
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238 3. Server with standard RSA Key
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240 7. Servers with standard ASMP a
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242 Part Number Appendix G: xSeries
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244 Important Notes IBM reserves th
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