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#8436 #8436 Power Cord Carry Over Indicator, #9828, Model Conversion Only This is an administrative feature that is valid only for model conversion orders. A quantity of one power cord carry over indicator should be ordered for each display or remote access node that will be transferred to the new model. The existing power cord is assigned the new feature code, which enables the ordering configurator to assure that the correct quantity of power cords is included in the order. Attributes provided: Power cord quantity tracking for #9828 specify feature Attributes required: None For 9117-MMA (#8436) ► Minimum required: 0 ► Maximum allowed: no max (Initial order maximum: 0) ► OS level required: None ► Initial Order/MES/Both/Supported: Supported ► CSU: Yes ► Return parts MES: No #8437 #8437 Power Cord Carry Over Indicator, #9829, Model Conversion Only This is an administrative feature that is valid only for model conversion orders. A quantity of one power cord carry over indicator should be ordered for each display or remote access node that will be transferred to the new model. The existing power cord is assigned the new feature code, which enables the ordering configurator to assure that the correct quantity of power cords is included in the order. Attributes provided: Power cord quantity tracking for #9829 specify feature Attributes required: None For 9117-MMA (#8437) ► Minimum required: 0 ► Maximum allowed: no max (Initial order maximum: 0) ► OS level required: None ► Initial Order/MES/Both/Supported: Supported ► CSU: Yes ► Return parts MES: No #8438 #8438 Power Cord Carry Over Indicator, #9830, Model Conversion Only This is an administrative feature that is valid only for model conversion orders. A quantity of one power cord carry over indicator should be ordered for each display or remote access node that will be transferred to the new model. The existing power cord is assigned the new feature code, which enables the ordering configurator to assure that the correct quantity of power cords is included in the order. Attributes provided: Power cord quantity tracking for #9830 specify feature Attributes required: None For 9117-MMA (#8438) ► Minimum required: 0 ► Maximum allowed: no max (Initial order maximum: 0) ► OS level required: None ► Initial Order/MES/Both/Supported: Supported ► CSU: Yes ► Return parts MES: No 684 IBM Power 570 and IBM Power 595 (POWER6) System Builder
#8439 #8439 Power Cord Carry Over Indicator, #9831, Model Conversion Only This is an administrative feature that is valid only for model conversion orders. A quantity of one power cord carry over indicator should be ordered for each display or remote access node that will be transferred to the new model. The existing power cord is assigned the new feature code, which enables the ordering configurator to assure that the correct quantity of power cords is included in the order. Attributes provided: Power cord quantity tracking for #9831 specify feature Attributes required: None For 9117-MMA (#8439) ► Minimum required: 0 ► Maximum allowed: no max (Initial order maximum: 0) ► OS level required: None ► Initial Order/MES/Both/Supported: Supported ► CSU: Yes ► Return parts MES: No #8440 #8440 Power Cord Carry Over Indicator, #9833, Model Conversion Only This is an administrative feature that is valid only for model conversion orders. A quantity of one power cord carry over indicator should be ordered for each display or remote access node that will be transferred to the new model. The existing power cord is assigned the new feature code, which enables the ordering configurator to assure that the correct quantity of power cords is included in the order. Attributes provided: Power cord quantity tracking for #9833 specify feature Attributes required: None For 9117-MMA (#8440) ► Minimum required: 0 ► Maximum allowed: no max (Initial order maximum: 0) ► OS level required: None ► Initial Order/MES/Both/Supported: Supported ► CSU: Yes ► Return parts MES: No #8441 #8441 Power Cord Carry Over Indicator, #9834, Model Conversion Only This is an administrative feature that is valid only for model conversion orders. A quantity of one power cord carry over indicator should be ordered for each display or remote access node that will be transferred to the new model. The existing power cord is assigned the new feature code, which enables the ordering configurator to assure that the correct quantity of power cords is included in the order. Attributes provided: Power cord quantity tracking for #9833 specify feature Attributes required: None For 9117-MMA (#8441) ► Minimum required: 0 ► Maximum allowed: no max (Initial order maximum: 0) ► OS level required: None ► Initial Order/MES/Both/Supported: Supported ► CSU: Yes ► Return parts MES: No Chapter 4. Feature descriptions and related information 685
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Front cover IBM Power 570 and IBM P
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Note: Before using this information
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2.6.3 9117-MMA systems Capacity Bac
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Chapter 8. Integrated Virtual Ether
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RAID levels supported by IBM i, AIX
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x IBM Power 570 and IBM Power 595 (
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Trademarks IBM, the IBM logo, and i
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xiv IBM Power 570 and IBM Power 595
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Common POWER6 capabilities that we
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Thanks to the following people for
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xx IBM Power 570 and IBM Power 595
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1.1 IBM Power Systems models IBM Sy
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Examples include the System p POWER
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The one-way processor configuration
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Table 1-2 briefly compares SAS and
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► RIO-2, 12X loop, and SAN Fibre
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As previously indicated, certain de
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1.2.5 Common I/O enclosures from ex
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Enclosure DASD PCI slots #5798 2X I
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Note: When using this information,
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► PowerVM Lx86: Run many Linux ap
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Redundancy for cache array self-hea
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processors, the POWER6 processor li
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► Attachment to one or more HMCs
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As part of an increased focus on be
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► Optimal power/performance In th
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1.6 Operating system levels require
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1.6.2 IBM AIX V6.1 1.6.3 IBM i 5.4
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► Initial release support of IBM
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More information For information ab
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1.7 Hardware withdrawal summary The
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2.1 IBM Power 570 Model 9117-MMA ov
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These Power Systems servers offer e
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Ethernet virtualization for IBM i,
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► Dynamic logical partition (LPAR
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► Support for a new larger capaci
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information. New features become av
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PCI, PCI-X, and PCI-X DDR cards hav
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Server Feature Edition Processor Fe
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Table 2-3 4.2 GHz processor Table 2
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Minimum IBM i level/LIC level8 Mode
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Note 5 5250 CPW (Interactive) is an
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2.3 Hardware Management Console To
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Figure 2-5 compares key 9406-MMA an
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For installation planning informati
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If your primary or Capacity BackUp
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2.7.1 9117-MMA configuration Table
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In January 2008, IBM introduced the
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Memory placement rules Figure 2-9 s
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System unit Processor card Where to
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P1-C1 P1-C2 Figure 2-12 9117-MMA li
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► Most PCI adapters ► Processor
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2.7.6 9117-MMA I/O loop, drawer, an
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2.7.8 12X Cables connection Figure
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2.7.12 IBM EnergyScale technology I
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Non-CSU MES features include: ► P
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2.8.1 Disks, boot devices, load sou
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Figure 2-17 shows the POWER6 proces
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P1-C1 Figure 2-21 9117-MMA rear vie
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2.9.4 9117-MMA processor enclosure
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3.1 IBM Power 595 9119-MMA overview
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► Dynamic LPAR and CoD ► Option
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► One RIO-2 I/O Drawer (#5791 or
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3.1.3 9119-FHA minimum and maximum
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Max HSL I/O drawers 18 42 66 72 96
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External tape (combined system) par
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Note 6c Hot spares are not consider
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The following HMC models are suppor
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IBM PowerVM Standard Edition suppor
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Service clearances There are severa
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3.5.2 Operating environment Table 3
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Description U.S., Canada, Japan U.S
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This 9119-FHA and its enclosures eq
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Power for the 595 CEC is supplied f
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Figure 3-10 shows a high-level view
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3.6.6 MCM system interconnect The 9
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Figure 3-12 shows these power compo
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Location code Component Location co
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Bulk power regulators The redundant
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System cooling CEC cooling is provi
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Maximum system memory is 4096 GB an
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three processor books, it is accept
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Figure 3-21 details the GX adapter
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Figure 3-23 shows the connector ori
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Figure 3-25 depicts two nodes (uppe
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3.6.11 Power 9119-FHA I/O loop, dra
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RIO-2 based internal I/O drawer (#5
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► The system (CEC) frame power co
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Figure 3-32 represents a possible c
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I/O drawers can be connected to the
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Dual looped (half-drawer) cabling E
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3.6.12 PCI adapter support summary
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Feature Code 5778 PCI-X EXP24 Ctl-1
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Table 3-28 provides a summary of th
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Table 3-30 Available cryptographic
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Feature Code Description Supported
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3.6.13 Consoles EXP24 uses Ultra 32
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Node Controller card There are two
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On/Off CoD enablement: Step-by-step
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Table 3-40 lists the processor Util
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An IBM 9119-FHA for DR offers an of
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Memory On/Off 1 GB-1Day Billing 569
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► Related features or specifies:
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Figure 3-41 show the process or boo
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4.1 Using the feature descriptions
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Important: When working with PCI ca
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#0043 #0043 Mirrored System Bus Lev
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#0145 #0145 AIX Partition Specify U
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#0265 #0265 AIX Partition Specify U
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#0275 #0275 CSC Specify For exclusi
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#0281 #0281 CSC Specify For exclusi
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#0301 #0301 EXP24 Attach through #5
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#0310 #0310 EXP24 Attach through #5
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#0353 #0353 V.35 6.1 m (20-ft) PCI
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#0367 #0367 V.24/EIA232 24.4 m (80-
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#0376 #0376 Reserve Rack Space for
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#0446 #0446 512 MB DDR Server Memor
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#0474 #0474 SAP Express A1 specify
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#0554 #0554 System i 11U .6m Rack P
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#0595 #0595 PCI-X Expansion Unit in
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#0614 #0614 Direct Attach-2793 Orde
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#0623 #0623 Direct Attach-2849 (No
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#0629 #0629 4 Gbps Fibre Channel (1
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#0633 #0633 Graphics Adapter The #0
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#0645 #0645 Direct Attach-5712 (No
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#0696 #0696 - #5096 Equivalent Used
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#0830 #0830 #4319 Load Source Speci
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#0840 #0840 #3678 Load Source Speci
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#1268 #1268 141.12 GB 15 k rpm Disk
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#1295 #1295 146.8 GB 10 k rpm Disk
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#1308 #1308 2.5 m HSL-2/RIO-2 Cable
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#1416 #1416 200 V 4.3 m (14-ft) Loc
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#1425 #1425 200V 1.8 m (6-ft) Water
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#1443 #1443 4.3 m 200 V/10A Power C
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#1456 #1456 200 V 4.3 m (14-ft) Wat
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#1464 #1464 6 m SPCN Cable Provides
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#1482 #1482 3.5 m HSL-2/RIO-2 Cable
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#1802 #1802 GX Dual Port 12X Channe
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#1827 #1827 Serial-UPS Conversion C
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#1834 #1834 8.0 m 12X Cable This 8
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#1845 #1845 Operator Panel The syst
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#1855 #1855 4-port EIA 232 Cable (N
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#1893 #1893 36.4 GB 10 k rpm Disk U
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#1895 #1895 146.8 GB 10 k rpm Disk
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#1897 #1897 73.4 GB 15 k rpm Disk U
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#2118 #2118 Converter Cable, VHDCI
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#2145 #2145 Primary OS - IBM i Oper
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#2456 #2456 2 m LC-SC 50 Micron Fib
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#2591 #2591 External USB 1.44 MB Di
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#2737 #2737 Keyboard/Mouse Attachme
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#2744 #2744 PCI 100 Mbps Token-Ring
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#2780 #2780 PCI-X Ultra4 RAID Disk
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#2793 #2793 - PCI 2-Line WAN with M
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#2844 #2844 PCI IOP #2844 is a PCI
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#2849 #2849 POWER GXT135P Graphics
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#2893 #2893 PCIe 2-Line WAN with Mo
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#2894 #2894 PCIe 2-Line WAN with Mo
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#2936 #2936 Asynchronous Cable EIA-
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#2947 #2947 IBM ARTIC960Hx 4-Port M
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#2954 #2954 Cable, X.21 X.21 cable
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#3124 #3124 Serial-to-Serial Port C
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#3157 #3157 18.2 GB 10 000 rpm Ultr
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#3159 #3159 73.4 GB 10 k rpm Ultra3
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#3273 #3273 36.4 GB 10 k rpm Ultra3
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#3275 #3275 146.8 GB 10 k rpm Ultra
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#3278 #3278 73.4 GB 15 k rpm Ultra3
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#3578 #3578 300 GB 10 k rpm Ultra32
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#3627 #3627 IBM P76/P77 Color Monit
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#3639 #3639 IBM ThinkVision L170p F
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#3643 #3643 IBM T120 Flat Panel Mon
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#3646 #3646 73 GB 15 k rpm SAS DISK
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#3648 #3648 300 GB 15 k rpm SAS Dis
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#3650 #3650 External connection for
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#3654 #3654 SAS Cable (EE) Drawer t
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#3662 #3662 SAS Cable (X) Adapter t
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#3676 #3676 69.7 GB 15 k rpm SAS Di
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#3684 #3684 SAS Cable (AE) Adapter
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#3694 #3694 SAS Cable (YO) Adapter
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#3706 #3706 DVD-ROM This DVD-ROM mo
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#3708 #3708 50 GB 1/4-in Cartridge
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#3761 #3761 Universal Lift Tool Ada
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#4253 #4253 SCSI-to-IDE Interface B
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#4327 #4327 70.56 GB 15 k rpm Disk
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#4430 #4430 DVD-RAM This DVD-RAM de
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#4492 #4492 32 GB (4 x 8 GB) DIMMs,
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#4499 #4499 16 GB (4 X 4 GB) DIMMs,
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#4502 #4502 0/16 GB 533 MHz DDR2 Co
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#4630 #4630 DVD-RAM This DVD-RAM de
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#4651 #4651 Rack Indicator, Rack #1
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#4687 #4687 50 GB 1/4-in Cartridge
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#4694 #4694 0/8-core POWER6 4.2GHz
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#4654 #4754 Processor Activation #4
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#4801 #4801 PCI Crypto Coprocessor
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#4812 #4812 PCI Integrated xSeries
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#4813 #4813 PCI Integrated xSeries
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#4896 #4896 IBM i CBU Specify This
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#4959 4959 IBM Token-Ring PCI Adapt
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#4962 #4962 10/100 Mbps Ethernet PC
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#4964 #4964 PCI Cryptographic Copro
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#5000 #5000 Software Preload Requir
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#5094 (#5094 PCI-X Expansion Tower
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#5095 #5095 - PCI-X Expansion Tower
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#5095 Continued Attributes provided
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#5115 #5115 Dual Line Cords - Tower
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#5161 #5161 Power Distribution Unit
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#5165 #5165 Dual Pwr Cords - 8294 #
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#5294 Continued #5294 1.8 m I/O Tow
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#5296 Continued 1.8 m I/O Tower (no
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#5480 #5480 - Utility Billing for F
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#5490 #5490 - Enterprise Enablement
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#5553 #5553 Sys Console-Ethernet No
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#5560 #5560 Mirror 35 GB Drawer Pac
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#5560 Continued #5560 Mirror 35 GB
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#5561 Continued #5561 Mirror 70 GB
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#5562 Continued #5562 - Mirror 35 G
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#5563 #5563 - Mirror 70 GB Tower Pa
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#5563 Continued #5563 - Mirror 70 G
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#5583 #5583 (5777) Controller with
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#5591 #5591 (2757) Controller with
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#5611 #5611 4X Memory DIMM Interpos
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#5620 #5620 3.5 GHz Proc Card, 0/2
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#5628 #5628 Sys ac Power Supply, 16
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#5639 #5639 Integrated, 4X- 1 Gb Vi
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#5648 5648 Service Interface Card T
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#5657 #5657 Serv Interface Cable 2
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#5667 #5667 System Midplane Provide
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#5680 #5680 Activation of 1 GB DDR2
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#5689 #5689 DAT160 Data Cartridge 8
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#5694 #5694 0/8 GB DDR2 Memory (4X2
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#5696 #5696 0/32 GB DDR2 Memory (4X
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$5700 #5700 - IBM Gigabit Ethernet-
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#5702 #5702 PCI-X Ultra Tape Contro
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#5703 Continued #5703 PCI-X Dual Ch
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#5706 Continued #5706 IBM 2-Port 10
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#5707 Continued #5707 IBM 2-Port Gi
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#5711 #5711 PCI-X Dual Channel Ultr
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#5712 #5712 PCI-X Dual Channel Ultr
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#5713 #5713 1 Gigabit iSCSI TOE PCI
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#5717 #5717 4-Port 10/100/1000 Base
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#5719 #5719 IBM 10 Gigabit Ethernet
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#5721 #5721 10 Gb Ethernet-SR PCI-X
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#5723 #5723 2-Port Asynchronous EIA
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#5728 #5728 Dual Channel SCSI RAID
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#5735 Continued Additional IBM i co
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#5736 Continued #5736 PCI-X DDR Dua
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#5737 Continued #5737 PCI-X DDR Dua
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#5741 #5741 IBM Single Bus Ultra 32
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#5749 #5749 4 Gbps Fibre Channel (2
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#5752 #5752 4.7 GB SCSI DVD-RAM Dri
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#5756 Continued #5756 IDE Slimline
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#5757 Continued #5757 IBM 4.7 GB ID
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#5759 #5759 4 Gb Dual-Port Fibre Ch
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#5761 #5761 PCI-X Fibre Chan Tape C
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#5768 #5768 2-Port Gigabit Ethernet
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#5773 #5773 4 Gigabit PCI Express S
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#5774 Continued #5774 4 Gigabit PCI
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#5777 #5777 PCI-X Disk Controller-1
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#5782 #5782 PCI-X EXP24 Ctl 1.5 GB
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#5786 #5786 TotalStorage EXP24 Disk
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#5790 #5790 PCI Expansion Drawer Th
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#5794 #5794 I/O Drawer, 20 Slots, 8
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#5806 #5806 PCI-X DDR Dual Channel
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#5809 #5809 Model Upgrade Carry-Ove
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#5884 #5884 256 GB Carry-Over Activ
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#5909 #5909 Alternate SAS controlle
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#5941 #5941 100 Processor Minutes f
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#5955 #5955 Full Width Quiet Touch
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#6126 #6126 I/O Drawer Cable Group,
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#6200 #6200 Integrated Battery Back
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#6228 #6228 2 Gigabit Fibre Channel
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#6240 #6240 Cable, Integrated Batte
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#6249 #6249 2.0m Rack Acoustic Door
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#6258 #6258 36/72 GB 4 mm Internal
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#6333 #6333 Bulk Power Regulator Bu
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#6457 #6457 Dual-port 12X Channel A
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#6463 #6463 4.3m (14-Ft) 250V/10A P
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#6470 #6470 Power Cord (6-foot), To
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#6489 6489) 4.3 m (14-Ft) 3PH/24A P
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#6669 #6669 Power Cord (14-foot), D
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#6805 #6805 PCI 2-Line WAN IOA No I
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#6852 #6852 Acoustic Doors OEM, Sys
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#6878 #6878 Acoustic Doors (F&R), H
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#6961 #6961 UPIC Y-Cable Group, BPD
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#6969 #6969 UPIC Y-Cable Group, BPD
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#7099 #7099 Cable Restraint Hardwar
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#7188 #7188 Power Distribution Unit
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#7207 #7207 Quantity 150 of #2127 S
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#7244 #7244 On/Off Proc CoD Billing
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#7274 #7274 8 GB CUoD Memory Activa
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#7704 #7704 Capacity BackUp POWER5+
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Page 674 and 675: #7879 #7879 System Drawer Enclosure
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Page 678 and 679: #7925 #7925 Activation, #7981 or #
Page 680 and 681: #7942 #7942 PowerVM - Standard Edit
Page 682 and 683: #7953 #7953 On/Off Processor Day Bi
Page 684 and 685: #7960 #7960 Compact Handling Option
Page 686 and 687: #7973 #7973 On/Off Memory Enablemen
Page 688 and 689: #7991 #7991 30 Days Prepaid Reserve
Page 690 and 691: #7996 #7996 On/Off Processor Billin
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Page 708 and 709: #8449 #8449 Media Drawer Placement
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Page 712 and 713: #8470 #8470 - 570 Base 1 GB Memory
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Page 716 and 717: #8691 #8691 Expansion Rack, 24-in,
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Figure 4-1 illustrates both single
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POWER6 support of RIO-2 I/O loop at
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Important: Use care when proposing
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4.9.3 RAID hot spare they can prote
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4.9.4 Clustering considerations amo
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5.1 IBM TotalStorage EXP24 Disk Dra
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5.2 EXP24 Disk Drawer front and rea
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The SCSI ports on the #5741 or #574
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#5741 and #5742 SCSI repeater card
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5.2.4 SCSI Disk Drives on 12X and R
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6.1 5886 EXP 12S SAS DASD Expansion
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Figure 6-2 shows the rear view of t
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Notes: ► SAS cabling is different
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Figure 6-4 shows a 5886 connection
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Figure 6-5 shows a maximum configur
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Table 6-5 shows a summary of possib
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HA two system JBOD example The two
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Table 7-1 lists the CCIN to FC numb
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CCIN FC Description N/A 1458 200 V
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CCIN FC Description 2746 2746 PCI T
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CCIN FC Description 31A6 4523 8 GB
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CCIN FC Description 53E2 4967 0/2 W
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CCIN FC Description 5767 5767 1 Gb
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CCIN FC Description N/A 0373 UPS Fa
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CCIN FC Description N/A 5002 System
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CCIN FC Description N/A 7188 Power
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CCIN FC Description N/A 9715 Langua
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8.1 Overview of IVE The IBM Integra
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Figure 8-1 illustrates an example c
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physical Ethernet adapter, just as
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2. In the Add Logical HEA Resources
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After you finish, one or more new E
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798 IBM Power 570 and IBM Power 595
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9.1 Power systems I/O enclosures an
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9.1.3 #5095 or #0595 PCI-X expansio
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9.1.5 #5294 PCI-X expansion tower R
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9.1.7 #5786 TotalStorage Expansion
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Note: On the #5787 tower models, th
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9.1.10 #5791 I/O drawer, 20 slots,
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9.1.11 #5794 I/O drawer, 20 slots,
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Figure 9-19 shows PCI-X DDR slot pr
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cables used with the Power Expansio
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9.1.15 #5886 EXP 12S expansion draw
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Figure 9-23 shows the front view of
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IBM Power System and System i model
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10.1 Processor enclosure tape devic
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10.3.1 IBM System Storage TS2230 Ta
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IBM System Storage 3580 Tape Drive
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TS3100 Tape Library Express models
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Figure 10-8 TS1030 Tape Drive 10.3.
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The TS3500 tape library, shown in F
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Figure 10-14 TS3500 Tape Library 10
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► Failover/failback ► Control P
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family provides double the capacity
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elated information. Subsequent tabl
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The following notes apply to many o
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Not all AIX features operate with L
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Notes: ► #5775 LVD SCSI controlle
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Library/Drive Media/Drives Support
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11.1 Key I/O cables summary Use the
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The following tables list the RIO-1
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Cable feature #5094 #9094 #1462 15
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Supported Cabling .06 m #1829 1.5 m
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Minimum AIX software level requirem
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equired roles necessary and assign
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Name resolver caching daemon The ne
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expires, ensure that your IBM sales
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IBM i release on processor technolo
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Table B-2 Supported IBM i release l
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i5/OS Application Server (5761-SSB)
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iSeries Access for Wireless � 572
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Table B-10 lists the most commonly
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Note 7 The following products are a
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Licensed program release and size T
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Product Option Version Status Stora
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Product Option Version Status Stora
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RAID levels supported by IBM i, AIX
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a very high number of operating sys
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Supported model-to-model upgrade co
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► All POWER6 system units use SAS
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For the WAN adapters that do not su
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From model 9406-MMA POWER6 � Syst
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IBM replaces these dimms when a sys
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important that the configuration fi
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Feature conversions Each model conv
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Side-by-side upgrades For some upgr
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► IBM Business Partners (external
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Table D-2 I/O enclosures Enclosure
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Enclosure DASD PCI slots System ada
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- #6953 24 inch Unpowered Expansion
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9406 features codes 2998 Chinese (P
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Table D-6 Feature conversions for 9
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From type-model 9119-595 Table D-10
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Table D-18 I/O drawer feature conve
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From feature code To feature code #
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From feature code To feature code 7
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Summary of PowerVM technologies Pow
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► PowerVM Live Partition Mobility
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Upgrading from one PowerVM edition
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Figure E-2 is a an example window o
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Adapters that require an IOP summar
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Work with Communication Resources S
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Direct attach feature numbers The d
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Perf and CPW performance rating sum
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Power Systems MTM Power 550 8204-E8
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Power Systems MTM Processor feature
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Power Systems MTM Power 595 9119-FH
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Power Systems MTM Power 595 9119-FH
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Reliability Highly reliable systems
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Availability This section addresses
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PowerHA for AIX PowerHA for AIX (57
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IBM information center provides doc
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Summary of POWER6 hardware based RA
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RAS feature AIX V5.3 AIX V6.1 IBM i
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Online resources ► Power Systems
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cables 857 Capacity on Demand 90 CA
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configuration rules/validation on t
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