IBM Europe, Middle East, and Africa Hardware Announcement
ZG10-0214, dated August 17, 2010
IBM Power 710 and 730 Express servers offer IBM
POWER7 technology in 2U rack-mount configuration
Table of contents
1 Overview 25 Publications
3 Key prerequisites 27 Technical information
4 Planned availability date 38 Terms and conditions
4 Description 43 Prices
19 Statement of general direction 44 Announcement countries
19 Product number
At a glance
The Power® 710 and 730 Express® servers are fueled by the outstanding
performance and energy efficiency of the POWER7TM processor with a choice of
AIX®, IBM® i, or Linux® operating systems and solutions from thousands of ISVs
that can set your business apart from the competition -- all in a 2U rack-mount
package.
• Powerful 64-bit 4-core, 6-core, and 8-core POWER7 processor modules
– 4-core, 6-core, and 8-core configurations on the Power 710
– 8-core, 12-core, and 16-core configurations on the Power 730
• Up to 64 GB of memory on the Power 710 and 128 GB of memory on the
• Rich I/O options in the system unit:
– Four PCIe Low Profile slots
– Six disk/solid-state drives (SSD) SAS SFF (small form-factor) bays -- up to 1.8
– Slimline DVD-RAM
– Bay for tape or removable drive (with #5263)
– Integrated SAS/SATA controller for disk/SSD/DVD
– Host Ethernet Adapters (four 1 Gb or two 10 Gb)
•
Overview
Power 730 with optional memory riser cards, optionally augmented with Active
MemoryTM Expansion
TB
EnergyScaleTM technology
The Power 710 Express server is a high-performance, energy-efficient, reliable,
and secure infrastructure and application server in a dense form factor. As a highperformance infrastructure or application server, the Power 710 Express contains
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innovative workload-optimizing technologies that maximize performance based
on client computing needs and Intelligent Energy features that help maximize
performance and optimize energy efficiency, resulting in one of the most costefficient solutions for UNIX®, IBM i, and Linux deployments.
The IBM Power 710 Express server is a 2U rack-mount server with one processor
socket offering 4-core 3.0 GHz, 6-core 3.7 GHz, and 8-core 3.55 GHz configurations.
The IBM Power 730 Express server delivers the outstanding performance of the
POWER7 processor in a dense, rack-optimized form factor and is ideal for running
multiple application and infrastructure workloads in a virtualized environment. Take
advantage of the Power 730 Express servers' scalability and capacity by leveraging
our industrial-strength PowerVMTM technology to fully utilize the server's capability.
The IBM Power 730 Express server is a 2U rack-mount server with two processor
sockets offering 8-core 3.0 and 3.7 GHz, 12-core 3.7 GHz, and 16-core 3.55 GHz
configurations.
The Power 710 Express server supports a maximum of eight DDR3 DIMM slots, with
four DIMM slots included in the base configuration and four DIMM slots available
with an optional memory riser card, allowing for a maximum system memory of 64
GB. The Power 730 Express server supports a maximum of 16 DDR3 DIMM slots,
with four DIMM slots included in the base configuration and 12 DIMM slots available
with a maximum of three optional memory riser cards, allowing for a maximum
system memory of 128 GB.
Memory features (two memory DIMMs per feature) supported are 8 GB and 16
GB and run at speeds of 1066 MHz. Also, the optional Active Memory Expansion
can allow the effective maximum memory capacity to be much larger than the
true physical memory. Innovative compression/decompression of memory content
using processor cycles can allow memory expansion up to 100%. A server with a
maximum of 128 GB can effectively be expanded up to 256 GB. This can enhance
virtualization and server consolidation by allowing a partition to do significantly more
work with the same physical amount of memory or a server to run more partitions
and do more work with the same physical amount of memory.
The Power 710 and 730 Express servers offer three storage backplane options. The
first supports three SFF SAS hard disk drives (HDDs) or solid-state drives (SSDs), an
SATA DVD, and a half-high tape drive. The second supports six SFF SAS HDDs/SSDs
and an SATA DVD. The third supports six SFF SAS HDDs/SSDs, an SATA DVD, Dual
Write Cache RAID, and an external SAS port. HDDs/SSDs are hot-swap and front
accessible.
Also available in the Power 710 and Power 730 system units is a choice of quad
gigabit or dual 10 Gb integrated host Ethernet adapters. These native ports can
be selected at the time of initial order. Virtualization of these integrated Ethernet
adapters is supported.
Other integrated features include:
• Four PCIe x8 Low Profile expansion slots
• One GX++ slot on the Power 710 and two GX++ slots on the Power 730 for 4X
connections
• Service Processor
• Integrated SAS/SATA controller for disk/SSD/DVD in system unit
• EnergyScale technology
• Two system ports, three USB ports, and two HMC ports
• Redundant and hot-swap power
• Redundant and hot-swap cooling
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Key prerequisites
If installing the AIX operating system (one of these):
• AIX Version 7.1, or later
• AIX Version 6.1 with the 6100-06 Technology Level, or later
• AIX Version 5.3 with the 5300-12 Technology Level and Service Pack 1, or later
• AIX Version 5.3 with the 5300-11 Technology Level and Service Pack 5, or later
(planned availability: September 30, 2010)
• AIX Version 5.3 with the 5300-10 Technology Level and Service Pack 5, or later
(planned availability: September 30, 2010)
Note: VIOS support requires VIOS 2.2, or later.
If installing the IBM i operating system:
• IBM i 6.1 with i 6.1.1 machine code, or later
• IBM i 7.1, or later
If installing the Linux operating system (one of these):
• SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 Service Pack 1 for the Power 710 and Power
730 Express ServersTM, or later, with current maintenance updates available from
Novell to enable all planned functionality.
• SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10 Service Pack 3 for the Power 710 and Power
730 Express Servers, or later, with current maintenance updates available from
Novell to enable all planned functionality.
• Red Hat Enterprise Linux Version 5.5 for POWER, or later.
Users should also update their systems with the latest Linux for Power service
and productivity tools available at
http://www14.software.ibm.com/webapp/set2/sas/f/lopdiags/home.html
If installing VIOS:
• VIOS 2.2, or later
If installing IBM Systems Director:
• IBM Systems Director Editions for Power Servers 6.2.0.1, or later.
Java 1.4.2 on POWER7
There are unique considerations when running Java 1.4.2 on POWER7. For
best exploitation of the outstanding performance capabilities and most recent
improvements of POWER7 technology, IBM recommends upgrading Java-based
applications to Java 6 or Java 5 whenever possible.
For more information, visit
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/java/jdk/aix/service.html
Refer to the IBM Prerequisite Web site for software requirements for each feature
number:
https://www-912.ibm.com/e_dir/eServerPrereq.nsf
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Planned availability date
September 17, 2010, except for feature 2319, which is planned to be available on
December 10, 2010
Description
Power 710 and Power 730
Summary of standard features:
• Rack-mount (2U) configuration
• 4-, 6-, and 8-core processor modules
– 4-core, 6-core, and 8-core configurations on the Power 710
– 8-core, 12-core, and 16-core configurations on the Power 730
• 8 GB or 16 of 1066 MHz DDR3 ECC memory (error checking and correcting)
memory, expandable to 64 GB on the Power 710 and 128 GB on the Power 730
• Three storage backplane options:
– Three SFF SAS HDDs/SSDs, SATA DVD bay, tape drive bay
– Six SFF SAS HDDs/SSDs, SATA DVD bay
– Six SFF SAS HDDs/SSDs, SATA DVD bay, Dual Write Cache SAS RAID, external
SAS port
• Choice of three HEA daughter cards:
– Quad-port RJ45 1 Gb HEA (Copper)
– Dual-port SFP+ 10 Gb HEA (Fiber SR)
– Dual-port SFP+ 10 Gb HEA (Copper TwinAx)
• Four PCIe x8 Low Profile slots
• One GX++ slot on the Power 710; two GX++ slots on the Power 730
• Integrated:
– Service Processor
– EnergyScale technology
– Hot-swap and redundant cooling
– Three USB ports, two system ports, two HMC ports
• One Power supply on the Power 710, two power supplies on the Power 730
– 1725 Watt AC, Hot-swap
– Additional power supply available for redundant power on the Power 710
The minimum Power 710 initial order must include a processor module, processor
activations, memory, one HDD/SSD, a storage backplane, a power supply and power
cord, an operating system indicator, a chassis indicator, and a Language Group
Specify.
If IBM i is the Primary Operating System (#2145), the initial order must also include
one additional HDD/SSD, Mirrored System Disk Level Specify Code, and a System
Console Indicator. A DVD is defaulted on every order but may be de-selected.
The minimum defined initial order configuration, if no choice is made, when AIX or
Linux is the primary operating system is:
Feature number Description
8350 0/4 core 3.0 GHz POWER7 Processor Module
4 x 8360 4 Processor Activations
4526 8 GB (2 x 4096 MB) Memory
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1883 73.4 GB 15k SFF HDD
5263 Storage Backplane for 2.5-inch Drives
/SATA DVD/Tape
1832 Quad-port RJ45 1 Gb HEA
5603 Power Supply, 1725 Watt AC
7317 Single Processor Chassis
9300/97xx) Language Group Specify
2146 or 2147 Primary Operating System Indicator - IBM AIX (2146)
or Linux (2147)
6xxx One Power Cord
Note: No internal DASD is required if feature 0837 (Boot from SAN) is selected.
A Fibre Channel or Fibre Channel over Ethernet adapter must be ordered if feature
0837 is selected.
The minimum defined initial order configuration, if no choice is made, when IBM i is
the primary operating system is:
Feature number Description
8350 0/4 core 3.0 GHz POWER7 Processor Module
4 x 8360 4 Processor Activations
4526 8 GB (2 x 4096 MB) Memory
2 x 1884 69.7 GB 15K RPM SAS SFF HDD
5268 Storage Backplane for six SFF Drives/SATA
DVD bay/Dual Write Cache SAS RAID, external SAS
port
1832 Quad-port RJ45 1 Gb HEA
5603 Power Supply, 1725 Watt AC
7317 Single Processor Chassis
9300/97xx) Language Group Specify
2145 Primary Operating System Indicator - IBM i
0040 Mirrored System Disk Level Specify Code
0566 or 0567 IBM i 6.1.1 or IBM i 7.1 indicator
5550 System Console on HMC Indicator
6xxx One Power Cord
Notes:
• When IBM i is the primary operating system (#2145), a DVD-ROM or DVD-RAM
must be accessible by the Power 710. A DVD will be defaulted on every order but
may be de-selected.
• No internal DASD is required if feature 0837 (Boot from SAN) is selected. A Fibre
Channel or Fibre Channel over Ethernet adapter must be ordered if feature 0837
is selected.
The minimum Power 730 initial order must include two processor modules,
processor activations, memory, one HDD/SSD, a storage backplane, two power
supplies and two power cords, an operating system indicator, a chassis indicator, and
a Language Group Specify.
If IBM i is the Primary Operating System (#2145), the initial order must also include
one additional HDD/SSD, Mirrored System Disk Level Specify Code, and a System
Console Indicator. A DVD is defaulted on every order but may be de-selected.
The minimum defined initial order configuration, if no choice is made, when AIX or
Linux is the primary operating system is:
Feature number Description
2 x 8350 0/4 core 3.0 GHz POWER7 Processor Module
8 x 8360 8 Processor Activations
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4526 8 GB (2 x 4096 MB) Memory
1883 73.4 GB 15k SFF HDD
5263 Storage Backplane for 2.5-inch Drives
/SATA DVD/Tape
1832 Quad-port RJ45 1 Gb HEA
2 x 5603 Power Supply, 1725 Watt AC
7318 Two Processor Chassis
9300/97xx) Language Group Specify
2146 or 2147 Primary Operating System Indicator - IBM AIX (2146)
or Linux (2147)
2 x 6xxx Two Power Cords
Note: No internal DASD is required if feature 0837 (Boot from SAN) is selected.
A Fibre Channel or Fibre Channel over Ethernet adapter must be ordered if feature
0837 is selected.
The minimum defined initial order configuration, if no choice is made, when IBM i is
the primary operating system is:
Feature number Description
2 x 8350 0/4 core 3.0 GHz POWER7 Processor Module
8 x 8360 8 Processor Activations
4526 8 GB (2 x 4096 MB) Memory
2 x 1884 69.7 GB 15K RPM SAS SFF HDD
5268 Storage Backplane for six SFF Drives/SATA
DVD bay/Dual Write Cache SAS RAID, external SAS
port
1832 Quad-port RJ45 1 Gb HEA
2 x 5603 Power Supply, 1725 Watt AC
7318 Two Processor Chassis
9300/97xx) Language Group Specify
2145 Primary Operating System Indicator - IBM i
0040 Mirrored System Disk Level Specify Code
0566 or 0567 IBM i 6.1.1 or IBM i 7.1 indicator
5550 System Console on HMC Indicator
2 x 6xxx Two Power Cords
Notes:
• When IBM i is the primary operating system (#2145), a DVD-ROM or DVD-RAM
must be accessible by the Power 730.
• No internal DASD is required if feature 0837 (Boot from SAN) is selected. A Fibre
Channel or Fibre Channel over Ethernet adapter must be ordered if feature 0837
is selected.
IBM Editions
IBM Editions are available only as initial order.
If you order a Power 710 or Power 730 Express server IBM Edition as defined below,
you can qualify for half the initial configuration's processor core activations at no
additional charge.
The total memory (based on the number of cores) and the quantity/size of disk,
SSD, Fibre Channel adapters, or Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCoE) adapters
shipped with the server are the only features that determine if a customer is entitled
to a processor activation at no additional charge.
Specifically, with an IBM Edition, processor activations for the processor module
options are:
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Power 710
• 3.0 GHz 4-core processor module (#8350)
– 2 x #8360 (chargeable) and 2 x #8363 (no-charge) with 4-core (1 x #8350)
configuration
• 3.7 GHz 6-core processor module (#8349)
– 3 x #8382 (chargeable) and 3 x #8384 (no-charge) with 6-core (1 x #8349)
configuration
• 3.55 GHz 8-core processor module (#8359)
– 4 x #8372 (chargeable) and 4 x #8375 (no-charge) with 8-core (1 x #8359)
configuration
Power 730
• 3.0 GHz 4-core processor module (#8350)
– 4 x #8360 (chargeable) and 4 x #8363 (no-charge) with 8-core (2 x #8350)
configuration
• 3.7 GHz 4-core processor module (#8348)
– 4 x #8381 (chargeable) and 4 x #8383 (no-charge) with 8-core (2 x #8348)
configuration
• 3.7 GHz 6-core processor module (#8349)
– 6 x #8382 (chargeable) and 6 x #8384 (no-charge) with 12-core (2 x #8349)
configuration
• 3.55 GHz 8-core processor module (#8359)
– 8 x #8372 (chargeable) and 8 x #8375 (no-charge) with 16-core (2 x #8359)
configuration
When you purchase an IBM Edition, you can purchase an AIX, IBM i, or Linux
operating system license, or you may choose to purchase the system with no
operating system. The AIX, IBM i, or Linux operating system is processed via a
feature number on AIX 5.3, 6.1, or 7.1; IBM i 6.1.1 or IBM i 7.1; and SUSE Linux
Enterprise Server or Red Hat Enterprise Linux. If you choose AIX 5.3, 6.1, or 7.1
for your primary operating system, you can also order IBM i 6.1.1 or IBM i 7.1 and
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server or Red Hat Enterprise Linux. The converse is true if
you choose an IBM i or Linux subscription as your primary operating system.
Processor modules and processor activations are only available to Solution Delivery
Integration (SDIs) as MES orders.
IBM Edition minimum memory definition details:
A minimum of 2 GB memory per core on the Power 710 and 4 GB memory per core
on the Power 730 is needed to qualify for the IBM Edition, except on the 6-core
IBM Edition where there is a 16 GB minimum memory requirement for the Power
710. There can be different valid memory configurations that meet the minimum
requirement.
For example:
Power 710
• 4-core (8 GB minimum) -- 1 x 8 GB (2 x 4 GB DIMMs) Memory (#4526); Also, 1
x 16 GB (2 x 8 GB DIMMs) Memory (#4527)
• 6-core (16 GB minimum) -- 2 x 8 GB (2 x 4 GB DIMMs) Memory (#4526); Also,
1 x 16 GB (2 x 8 GB DIMMs) Memory (#4527)
• 8-core (16 GB minimum)-- 2 x 8 GB (2 x 4 GB DIMMs) Memory (#4526); Also, 1
x 16 GB (2 x 8 GB DIMMs) Memory (#4527)
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Power 730
• 8-core (32 GB minimum) -- 4 x 8 GB (2 x 4 GB DIMMs) Memory (#4526); Also,
2 x 16 GB (2 x 8 GB DIMMs) Memory (#4527)
• 12-core (48 GB minimum) -- 6 x 8 GB (2 x 4 GB DIMMs) Memory (#4526); Also,
3 x 16 GB (3 x 8 GB DIMMs) Memory (#4527)
• 16-core (64 GB minimum)-- 8 x 8 GB (2 x 4 GB DIMMs) Memory (#4526); Also,
4 x 16 GB (4 x 8 GB DIMMs) Memory (#4527)
Edition minimum Disk/SSD/Fibre Channel/FCoE definition details:
• Minimum of: Two HDD, or two SSD, or two Fibre Channel adapters, or two FCoE
adapters. You only need to meet one of these disk/SSD/FC/FCoE criteria. Partial
criteria cannot be combined.
– Two SAS HDDs -- any capacity drives located in the system unit or feature
5886 disk drawer qualify.
– Two SAS SSDs -- any capacity drives located in the system unit or feature
5886 disk drawer qualify.
– Two SSD Modules with eMLC (#1995/#1996)-- modules located in the system
unit with feature 2053 qualify.
– Two Fibre Channel PCI-e adapters located in the system unit.
– Two Fibre Channel over Ethernet PCI-e adapters located in the system unit.
These sample configurations can be changed as needed and still qualify for
processor entitlements at no additional charge. However, selection of total memory
or HDD/SSD/Fibre Channel/FCoE adapter quantities smaller than the totals defined
as the minimums disqualifies the order as an IBM Edition and the no-charge
processor activations are then removed.
Multiple sample POWER7 IBM Edition configurations are provided in the IBM internal
configurator tool, including:
• 3.0 GHz 4-core processor module
• 3.7 GHz 4-core processor module
• 3.7 GHz 6-core processor module
• 3.55 GHz 8-core processor module
Dynamic logical partitioning
The dynamic logical partitioning (LPAR) function provides enhanced resource
management for the Power 710 and Power 730 Express servers. Dynamic LPAR
allows available system resources to be quickly and easily configured across multiple
logical partitions to meet the rapidly changing needs of your business.
Dynamic LPAR also allows you to add new system resources such as new HDDs
or SSDs into your system's configuration without requiring a reboot. Without
the optional PowerVM Standard Edition (#5227) or PowerVM Enterprise Edition
(#5228) feature, as many as eight LPARs are supported in an 8-core Power 710
and 16 LPARs are supported in an 16-core Power 730. If the PowerVM Standard
or Enterprise Edition feature is installed in the system, a maximum of 10 dynamic
LPARs for each physical processor can be defined, with a Power 710 system
maximum of 80 dynamic LPARs and a Power 730 system maximum of 160 dynamic
LPARs.
An HMC or IVM is required to manage POWER7 processor-based servers
implementing partitioning. Multiple POWER7 processor-based servers can be
supported by a single HMC.
If an HMC is used to manage any POWER7 processor-based server, the HMC must be
a CR3, or later, model rack-mount HMC or C05, or later, deskside HMC.
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When IBM Systems Director is used to manage an HMC or if the HMC manages more
than 254 partitions, the HMC should have 3 GB of RAM minimum and be CR3 model,
or later, rack-mount or C06, or later, deskside.
PowerVM Editions (optional)
Three optional PowerVM Edition features are now available on the Power 710 and
Power 730: PowerVM Express Edition, PowerVM Standard Edition, and PowerVM
Enterprise Edition. These are managed using built-in Integrated Virtualization
Manager (IVM) software or optionally through use of an HMC.
PowerVM Standard Edition (#5227) and PowerVM Enterprise Edition (#5228) allow
customers to create partitions in units of less than 1 CPU (sub-CPU LPARs) and allow
the same system I/O to be virtually added to these partitions. The optional features,
available for a fee, also include a software component that provides cross-partition
workload management.
PowerVM Standard and Enterprise Editions offer:
•
Micro-PartitioningTM (up to 10 partitions per processor core, 80 per Power 710
system and 160 per Power 730 system)
• Virtualized disk and optical devices (VIOS)
• Automated CPU reconfiguration
• Real-time partition configuration and load statistics
• Support for dedicated and shared processor LPAR groups
• Support for manual provisioning of resources
At initial order entry, selecting feature number 5227 or 5228 will result in MicroPartitioning to be enabled during manufacture and the enabling software media and
publications to be shipped to the customer. When ordering feature number 5227
or 5228 as an MES, an activation key will be posted on an IBM Web site, and the
customer must retrieve it and install it on the system.
The IBM Web site is
http://www-912.ibm.com/pod/pod
Other features of PowerVM Editions:
• If any processors in a system have the Virtualization feature, all active
processors must have it.
• Once the Virtualization feature is installed in a system, it cannot be removed.
• Virtual Ethernet and Virtual Storage are part of PowerVM Editions.
PowerVM Enterprise Edition also includes Live Partition Mobility, which allows for the
movement of a logical partition from one POWER6TM or POWER7 server to another
with no application downtime, and Active Memory Sharing, which dynamically
reallocates memory between running logical partitions on a server. Also available is
PowerVM Express (#5225), designed for users looking for an introduction to more
advanced virtualization features at a highly affordable price. With PowerVM Express
and IVM, users can create up to three partitions on the server, leverage VIOS, utilize
Shared Dedicated Capacity to help optimize use of processor cycles, and even try
out the Shared Processor Pool. With its intuitive browser-based interface, IVM is
easy to use and helps reduce the time and effort required to manage virtual devices,
processors, and partitions. An HMC is not required.
Notes:
• PowerVM 2.1.2.11 with Fix Pack 22.1 and Service Pack 1, or later, and a
supported AIX or Linux operating system level are minimum requirements for
performing Live Partition Mobility functions on POWER7. Refer to the Software
requirements section for more information on minimum AIX and Linux operating
system levels.
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• Active Memory Sharing is planned to be supported with the availability of SLES
11 SP1.
Customers can upgrade from PowerVM Express to either PowerVM Standard or
PowerVM Enterprise, or they can upgrade from PowerVM Standard to PowerVM
Enterprise.
By upgrading to PowerVM Standard or PowerVM Enterprise, users gain the ability
to create up to 80 logical partitions on the Power 710 or up to 160 logical partitions
on the Power 730. Users also gain the ability to manage their PowerVM enabled
machine with either an HMC or the Integrated Virtualization Manager.
By upgrading to PowerVM Enterprise, users can leverage Live Partition Mobility and
Active Memory Sharing.
I/O drawer availability
One disk-only I/O drawer is supported, providing large storage capacity and multiple
partition support:
• Feature 5886 EXP12S holds 3.5-inch SAS disk or SSD.
EXP 12S SAS Drawer (#5886)
The EXP 12S SAS Drawer (#5886) is a 2 EIA drawer and mounts in a 19-inch rack.
The drawer can hold either SAS HDDs or SSD. The EXP 12S SAS drawer has twelve
3.5-inch SAS disk bays with redundant data paths to each bay. The drawer supports
redundant hot-plug power and cooling and redundant hot-swap SAS expanders
(Enclosure Services Manager-ESM). Each ESM has an independent SCSI Enclosure
Services (SES) diagnostic processor.
The SAS HDDs or SSD contained in the EXP12S are controlled by one or two PCIe
or PCI-X SAS adapters connected to the EXP12S via SAS cables. The SAS cable will
vary, depending upon the adapter being used, the operating system being used, and
the protection desired.
• The large cache PCI-X feature 5904/5908 uses a SAS Y cable when a single port
is running the EXP12S. A SAS X cable is used when a pair of adapters are used
for controller redundancy.
• The medium cache PCI-X feature 5902 and PCIe feature 5903 adapters are
always paired and use a SAS X cable to attach the feature 5886 I/O drawer.
• The zero cache PCI-X feature 5912 and PCIe feature 5901 use a SAS Y cable
when a single port is running the EXP12S. A SAS X cable is used for AIX/Linux
environments when a pair of adapters is used for controller redundancy.
In all of the above configurations, all 12 SAS bays are controlled by a single
controller or a single pair of controllers.
A second EXP12S drawer can be attached to another drawer using two SAS EE
cables, providing 24 SAS bays instead of 12 bays for the same SAS controller port.
This is called cascading. In this configuration, all 24 SAS bays are controlled by a
single controller or a single pair of controllers.
The feature 5886 can also be directly attached to the SAS port on the rear of the
Power 710 or Power 730, providing a very low-cost disk storage solution. When
used this way, the imbedded SAS controllers in the system unit drive the HDDs in
EXP12S. A second unit cannot be cascaded to a feature 5886 attached in this way.
19-inch racks
The Model 8231-E2B and its I/O drawers are designed to mount in the 25U 7014S25 (#0555), 36U 7014-T00 (#0551), or the 42U 7014-T42 (#0553) rack. These
racks are built to the 19-inch EIA standard. When you order a new 8231 system,
you can also order the appropriate 7014 rack model with the system hardware on
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the same initial order. IBM is making the racks available as features of the 8232E2B when you order additional I/O drawer hardware for an existing system (MES
order). The rack feature number should be used if you want IBM to integrate the
newly ordered I/O drawer in a 19-inch rack before shipping the MES order.
1.3-meter rack (#0555 - supported only)
The 1.3-meter rack (#0555) is a 25 EIA unit rack. The rack is the same rack
delivered when you order the 7014-S25 rack.
1.8-meter rack (#0551)
The 1.8-meter rack (#0551) is a 36 EIA unit rack. The rack that is delivered as
feature 0551 is the same rack delivered when you order the 7014-T00 rack; the
included features may be different. Some features that are delivered as part of the
7014-T00 must be ordered separately with the feature 0551. Order the feature 0551
only when required to support rack integration of MES orders prior to shipment from
IBM.
2.0-meter rack (#0553)
The 2.0-meter rack (#0553) is a 42 EIA unit tall rack. The rack that is delivered as
feature 0553 is the same rack delivered when you order the 7014-T42 rack; the
included features may be different. Some features that are delivered as part of the
7014-T42 must be ordered separately with the feature 0553. Order the feature 0553
only when required to support rack integration of MES orders prior to shipment from
IBM.
IBM Power Systems Deployment-ready Services
IBM offers a portfolio of integration, configuration, and customization services for
IBM Power SystemsTM. These Deployment-ready Services are designed to accelerate
customer solution deployment and reduce related resources and cost. Offerings
include:
• Integration
– Component integration
– Rack integration
– Operating system preinstallation
– Unit personalization
– Third-party hardware/software installation
– Customer-specified placement
• Asset tagging: Standard tagging Radio Frequency Item Device (RFID)
• Special packaging: Box consolidation
• System customization: Remote access partitioning customized operating system/
firmware
For more information on Deployment-ready Services, refer to
http://www.ibm.com/power/deploymentreadyservices/
Reliability, availability, and serviceability (RAS) features
Reliability, fault tolerance, and data correction
The reliability of systems starts with components, devices, and subsystems
that are designed to be highly reliable. The POWER7 processor SCM uses lowervoltage technology, improving reliability with stacked latches to reduce soft error
(SER) susceptibility. During the design and development process, subsystems go
through rigorous verification and integration testing processes. During system
manufacturing, systems go through a thorough testing process to help ensure the
highest level of product quality.
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The system cache and memory offer ECC (error checking and correcting) faulttolerant features. ECC is designed to correct environmentally induced, single-bit,
intermittent memory failures and single-bit hard failures. With ECC, the likelihood
of memory failures will be reduced. ECC also provides double-bit memory error
detection that helps protect data in the event of a double-bit memory failure.
The AIX and IBM i operating systems provide disk drive mirroring and disk drive
controller duplexing. The Linux operating system supports disk drive mirroring
(RAID 1) through software, while other RAID protection schemes are provided via
hardware RAID adapters.
The Journaled File System, also known as JFS or JFS2, helps maintain file system
consistency and reduces the likelihood of data loss when the system is abnormally
halted due to a power failure. JFS, the recommended file system for 32-bit kernels,
now supports extents on the Linux operating system. This feature is designed to
reduce or eliminate fragmentation. Its successor, JFS2, is the recommended file
system for 64-bit kernels.
With 64-bit addressing, a maximum file system size of 32 TB and maximum file
size of 16 TB, JFS2 is highly recommended for systems running the AIX operating
system.
Memory error correction extensions
The memory has single-bit-error correction and double-bit-error detection ECC
circuitry. The ECC code is also designed such that the failure of any one specific
memory module within an ECC word by itself can be corrected absent any other
fault.
Memory protection features include scrubbing to detect errors, a means to call for
the deallocation of memory pages for a pattern of correctable errors detected, and
signaling deallocation of a logical memory block when an error occurs that cannot be
corrected by the ECC code.
Fault monitoring functions
• When a POWER7 processor-based system is initially powered on, BIST (builtin self-test) and POST (power-on self-test) check processor, cache, memory,
and associated hardware required for proper booting of the operating system.
If a noncritical error is detected or if the errors occur in resources that can be
removed from the system configuration, the restarting process is designed to
proceed to completion. The errors are logged in the system nonvolatile RAM
(NVRAM).
• Disk drive fault tracking is designed to alert the system administrator of an
impending disk drive failure before it impacts customer operation.
Mutual surveillance
The Service Processor monitors the operation of the firmware during the boot
process, and also monitors the HypervisorTM for termination. The Hypervisor
monitors the Service Processor and will perform a reset/reload if it detects the loss
of the Service Processor. If the reset/reload does not correct the problem with the
Service Processor, the Hypervisor will notify the operating system and the operating
system can take appropriate action, including calling for service.
Environmental monitoring functions
POWER7 based servers include a range of environmental monitoring functions:
• Temperature monitoring warns the system administrator of potential
environmental-related problems by monitoring the air inlet temperature. When
the inlet temperature rises above a warning threshold, the system initiates an
orderly shutdown. When the temperature exceeds the critical level or if the
temperature remains above the warning level for too long, the system will shut
down immediately.
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• Fan speed is controlled by monitoring actual temperatures on critical components
and adjusting accordingly. If internal component temperatures reach critical
levels, the system will shut down immediately, regardless of fan speed. When a
redundant fan fails, the system calls out the failing fan and continues running.
When a nonredundant fan fails, the system shuts down immediately.
Availability enhancement functions
The POWER7 family of systems continues to offer and introduce significant
enhancements designed to increase system availability.
POWER7 processor functions
As in POWER6, the POWER7 processor has the ability to do processor instruction
retry and alternate processor recovery for a number of core-related faults. This
significantly reduces exposure to both hard (logic) and soft (transient) errors in
the processor core. Soft failures in the processor core are transient (intermittent)
errors, often due to cosmic rays or other sources of radiation, and generally are not
repeatable. When an error is encountered in the core, the POWER7 processor will
first automatically retry the instruction. If the source of the error was truly transient,
the instruction will succeed and the system will continue as before. On IBM systems
prior to POWER6, this error would have caused a checkstop.
Hard failures are more difficult, being true logical errors that will be replicated
each time the instruction is repeated. Retrying the instruction will not help in this
situation. As in POWER6, POWER7 processors have the ability to extract the failing
instruction from the faulty core and retry it elsewhere in the system for a number
of faults, after which the failing core is dynamically deconfigured and called out for
replacement. These systems are designed to avoid a full system outage.
POWER7 single processor checkstopping
As in POWER6, POWER7 provides single processor checkstopping. This significantly
reduces the probability of a fault in any one processor affecting total system
availability.
Partition availability priority
Also available is the ability to assign availability priorities to partitions. If an
alternate processor recovery event requires spare processor resources in order
to protect a workload, when no other means of obtaining the spare resources is
available, the system will determine which partition has the lowest priority and
attempt to claim the needed resource. On a properly configured POWER7 processorbased server, this allows that capacity to be first obtained from, for example, a test
partition instead of a financial accounting system.
POWER7 cache availability
The POWER processor-based line of servers continues to be at the fore-front of
cache availability enhancements. The L3 cache is now integrated on the POWER7
processor. The POWER7 processor provides both L2 and L3 cache line delete
functions.
Special uncorrectable error handling
Special Uncorrectable Error (SUE) handling was an IBM innovation introduced for
POWER5TM processors, where an uncorrectable error in memory or cache does not
immediately cause the system to terminate. Rather, the system tags the data and
determines whether it will ever be used again. If the error is irrelevant, it will not
force a checkstop.
PCI extended error handling
PCI extended error handling (EEH)-enabled adapters respond to a special data
packet generated from the affected PCI slot hardware by calling system firmware,
which will examine the affected bus, allow the device driver to reset it, and continue
without a system reboot. For Linux, EEH support extends to the majority of
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frequently used devices, although some third-party PCI devices may not provide
native EEH support.
Predictive failure and dynamic component deallocation
Servers with POWER processors have long had the capability to perform predictive
failure analysis on certain critical components such as processors and memory.
When these components exhibit certain symptoms that may indicate a failure is
imminent, the system can dynamically deallocate and call home, when enabled,
about the failing part before the error is propagated system-wide. In many cases,
the system will first attempt to reallocate resources in such a way that will avoid
unplanned outages. In the event that insufficient resources exist to maintain full
system availability, these servers will attempt to maintain partition availability by
user-defined priority.
Uncorrectable error recovery
When the auto-restart option is enabled, the system can automatically restart
following an unrecoverable software error, hardware failure, or environmentally
induced (ac power) failure.
Serviceability
The purpose of serviceability is to repair the system while attempting to minimize
or eliminate service cost (within budget objectives), while maintaining high
customer satisfaction. Serviceability includes system installation, MES (system
upgrades/downgrades), and system maintenance/repair. Depending upon the
system and warranty contract, service may be performed by the customer, an IBM
representative, or an authorized warranty service provider.
The serviceability features delivered in this system provide a highly efficient service
environment by incorporating the following attributes
• Design for Customer Set Up (CSU), Customer Installed Features (CIF), and
Customer Replaceable Units (CRU)
• Error detection and Fault Isolation (ED/FI)
• First Failure Data Capture (FFDC)
• Converged service approach across multiple IBM server platforms
Service environments
The HMC is a dedicated server that provides functions for configuring and managing
servers for either partitioned or full-system partition using a GUI or command-line
interface (CLI). An HMC attached to the system allows support personnel (with
client authorization) to remotely log in to review error logs and perform remote
maintenance if required.
The POWER7 processor-based platforms support two main service environments:
• Attachment to one or more HMCs is a supported option by the system. This is the
default configuration for servers supporting logical partitions with dedicated or
virtual I/O. In this case, all servers have at least one logical partition.
• No HMC. There are two service strategies for non-HMC systems
– Full system partition: A single partition owns all the server resources and only
one operating system may be installed.
– Partitioned system: In this configuration, the system can have more than
one partition and can be running more than one operating system. In this
environment, partitions are managed by the Integrated Virtualization Manager
(IVM), which provides some of the functions provided by the HMC.
Service Interface
The Service Interface allows support personnel to communicate with the service
support applications in a server using a console, interface, or terminal. Delivering
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a clear, concise view of available service applications, the Service Interface allows
the support team to manage system resources and service information in an
efficient and effective way. Applications available via the Service Interface are
carefully configured and placed to give service providers access to important service
functions.
Different service interfaces are used, depending on the state of the system and its
operating environment. The primary service interfaces are:
• LEDs
• Operator Panel
• Service Processor menu
• Operating system service menu
•
Service Focal PointTM on the HMC
• Service Focal Point Lite on IVM
In the light path LED implementation, the system can clearly identify components
for replacement by using specific component-level LEDs, and can also guide the
servicer directly to the component by signaling (turning on solid) the amber system
fault LED, enclosure fault LED, and the component FRU fault LED. The servicer
can also use the identify function to blink the FRU-level LED. When this function is
activated, a roll-up to the blue enclosure locate and system locate LEDs will occur.
These LEDs will turn on solid and can be used to follow the light path from the
system to the enclosure and down to the specific FRU.
First Failure Data Capture and Error Data Analysis
First Failure Data Capture (FFDC) is a technique that helps ensure that when a fault
is detected in a system, the root cause of the fault will be captured without the
need to re-create the problem or run any sort of extending tracing or diagnostics
program. For the vast majority of faults, a good FFDC design means that the root
cause can also be detected automatically without servicer intervention.
First Failure Data Capture FFDC information, error data analysis, and fault isolation
are necessary to implement the advanced serviceability techniques that enable
efficient service of the systems and to help determine the failing items.
In the rare absence of FFDC and Error Data Analysis, diagnostics are required to recreate the failure and determine the failing items.
Diagnostics
General diagnostic objectives are to detect and identify problems such that they can
be resolved quickly. Elements of IBM's diagnostics strategy include:
• Provide a common error code format equivalent to a system reference code,
system reference number, checkpoint, or firmware error code.
• Provide fault detection and problem isolation procedures. Support remote
connection ability to be used by the IBM Remote Support Center or IBM
Designated Service.
• Provide interactive intelligence within the diagnostics with detailed online failure
information while connected to IBM's back-end system.
Automatic diagnostics
Because of the FFDC technology designed into IBM Servers, it is not necessary to
perform re-create diagnostics for failures or require user intervention. Solid and
intermittent errors are designed to be correctly detected and isolated at the time the
failure occurs. Runtime and boot-time diagnostics fall into this category.
Stand-alone diagnostics
As the name implies, stand-alone or user-initiated diagnostics require user
intervention. The user must perform manual steps, including:
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• Compact disk-based diagnostics
• Keying in commands
• Interactively selecting steps from a list of choices
Concurrent maintenance
The system will continue to support concurrent maintenance of power, cooling, PCI
adapters, DASD, DVD, and firmware updates (when possible). The determination of
whether a firmware release can be updated concurrently is identified in the readme
information file released with the firmware.
Service labels
Service providers use these labels to assist them in performing maintenance actions.
Service labels are found in various formats and positions, and are intended to
transmit readily available information to the servicer during the repair process.
Following are some of these service labels and their purpose:
• Location diagrams: Location diagrams are strategically located on the
system hardware, relating information regarding the placement of hardware
components. Location diagrams may include location codes, drawings of physical
locations, concurrent maintenance status, or other data pertinent to a repair.
Location diagrams are especially useful when multiple components are installed
such as DIMMs, CPUs, processor books, fans, adapter cards, LEDs, and power
supplies.
• Remove/replace procedures: Service labels that contain remove/replace
procedures are often found on a cover of the system or in other spots accessible
to the servicer. These labels provide systematic procedures, including diagrams,
detailing how to remove/replace certain serviceable hardware components.
• Arrows: Numbered arrows are used to indicate the order of operation and
serviceability direction of components. Some serviceable parts such as latches,
levers, and touch points need to be pulled or pushed in a certain direction and
certain order for the mechanical mechanisms to engage or disengage. Arrows
generally improve the ease of serviceability.
Packaging for service
The following service enhancements are included in the physical packaging of the
systems to facilitate service:
• Color coding (touch points): Terracotta-colored touch points indicate that a
component (FRU/CRU) can be concurrently maintained. Blue-colored touch points
delineate components that are not concurrently maintained -- those that require
the system to be turned off for removal or repair.
• Tool-less design: Selected IBM systems support tool-less or simple tool designs.
These designs require no tools or simple tools such as flathead screw drivers to
service the hardware components.
• Positive retention: Positive retention mechanisms help to assure proper
connections between hardware components such as cables to connectors,
and between two cards that attach to each other. Without positive retention,
hardware components run the risk of becoming loose during shipping or
installation, preventing a good electrical connection. Positive retention
mechanisms like latches, levers, thumb-screws, pop Nylatches (U-clips), and
cables are included to help prevent loose connections and aid in installing
(seating) parts correctly. These positive retention items do not require tools.
Error handling and reporting
In the event of system hardware or environmentally induced failure, the system
runtime error capture capability systematically analyzes the hardware error
signature to determine the cause of failure. The analysis result will be stored in
system NVRAM. When the system can be successfully restarted either manually or
automatically, the error will be reported to the operating system. Error Log Analysis
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(ELA) can be used to display the failure cause and the physical location of the failing
hardware.
With the integrated Service Processor, the system has the ability to automatically
send out an alert via phone line to a pager or call for service in the event of a critical
system failure. A hardware fault will also turn on the amber system fault LED located
on the system unit to alert the user of an internal hardware problem. The indicator
may also be set to blink by the operator as a tool to allow system identification.
For identification, the blue locate LED on the enclosure and at the system level will
turn on solid. The amber system fault LED will be on solid when an error condition
occurs.
On POWER7 processor-based servers, hardware and software failures are recorded
in the system log. When an HMC is attached, an ELA routine analyzes the error,
forwards the event to the Service Focal Point (SFP) application running on the
HMC, and notifies the system administrator that it has isolated a likely cause of
the system problem. The Service Processor event log also records unrecoverable
checkstop conditions, forwards them to the SFP application, and notifies the system
administrator. Once the information is logged in the SFP application, if the system is
properly configured, a call home service request will be initiated and the pertinent
failure data with service parts information and part locations will be sent to an IBM
Service organization. Customer contact information and specific system-related
data such as the machine type, model, and serial number, along with error log data
related to the failure are sent to IBM Service.
Service Processor
The Service Processor provides the capability to diagnose, check the status of, and
sense the operational conditions of a system. It runs on its own power boundary and
does not require resources from a system processor to be operational to perform its
tasks.
The Service Processor supports surveillance of the connection to the HMC and to
the system firmware (Hypervisor). It also provides several remote power control
options, environmental monitoring, reset, restart, remote maintenance, and
diagnostic functions, including console mirroring. The Service Processors menus
(ASMI) can be accessed concurrently with system operation, allowing nondisruptive
abilities to change system default parameters.
Call Home
Call Home refers to an automatic or manual call from a customer location to
IBM support structure with error log data, server status, or other service-related
information. Call Home invokes the service organization in order for the appropriate
service action to begin. Call Home can be done through HMC or non-HMC managed
systems. While configuring Call Home is optional, clients are encouraged to
implement this feature in order to obtain service enhancements such as reduced
problem determination and faster and potentially more accurate transmittal of
error information. In general, using the Call Home feature can result in increased
system availability. The Electronic Service AgentTM application can be configured
for automated call home. Refer to the next section for specific details on this
application.
IBM Electronics Services
Electronic Service Agent and the IBM Electronic Services Web portal comprise the
IBM Electronic Services solution -- dedicated to providing fast, exceptional support
to IBM customers. IBM Electronic Service Agent is a no-charge tool that proactively
monitors and reports hardware events such as system errors, performance issues,
and inventory. Electronic Service Agent can help focus on the customer's company
strategic business initiatives, save time, and spend less effort managing day-to-day
IT maintenance issues.
Integrated in the operating system in addition to the HMC, Electronic Service Agent
is designed to automatically and electronically report system failures and customerperceived issues to IBM, which can result in faster problem resolution and increased
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availability. System configuration and inventory information collected by Electronic
Service Agent also can be viewed on the secure Electronic Services Web portal and
used to improve problem determination and resolution between the customer and
the IBM support team. As part of an increased focus to provide even better service
to IBM customers, Electronic Service Agent tool configuration and activation comes
standard with the system. In support of this effort, a new HMC External Connectivity
security white paper has been published, which describes data exchanges between
the HMC and the IBM Service Delivery Center (SDC) and the methods and protocols
for this exchange. To read the white paper and prepare for Electronic Service Agent
installation, go to the Reference Guide section at
http://www.ibm.com/support/electronic
Select your country.
Click on "IBM Electronic Service Agent Connectivity Guide."
Benefits
Increased uptime: Electronic Service Agent is designed to enhance the
warranty and maintenance service by providing faster hardware error reporting
and uploading system information to IBM Support. This can optimize the time
monitoring the symptoms, diagnosing the error, and manually calling IBM Support
to open a problem record. And 24 x 7 monitoring and reporting means no more
dependency on human intervention or off-hours customer personnel when errors are
encountered in the middle of the night.
Security: Electronic Service Agent is secure in monitoring, reporting, and storing
the data at IBM. Electronic Service Agent securely transmits via the Internet (HTTPS
or VPN) and can be configured to communicate securely through gateways to
provide customers a single point of exit from their site. Communication between
the customer and IBM only flows one way; activating Service Agent does not enable
IBM to call into a customer's system. System inventory information is stored in a
secure database, which is protected behind IBM firewalls. The customer's business
applications or business data is never transmitted to IBM.
More accurate reporting: Because system information and error logs are
automatically uploaded to the IBM Support Center in conjunction with the service
request, customers are not required to find and send system information, decreasing
the risk of misreported or misdiagnosed errors. Once inside IBM, problem error data
is run through a data knowledge management system and knowledge articles are
appended to the problem record.
Customized support: Using the IBM ID entered during activation, customers can
view system and support information in the "My Systems" and "Premium Search"
sections of the Electronic Services Web site.
The Electronic Services Web portal is a single Internet entry point that replaces the
multiple entry points traditionally used to access IBM Internet services and support.
This Web portal enables you to gain easier access to IBM resources for assistance in
resolving technical problems. The newly improved My Systems and Premium Search
functions make it even easier for Electronic Service Agent-enabled customers to
track system inventory and find pertinent fixes.
My Systems provides valuable reports of installed hardware and software using
information collected from the systems by IBM Electronic Service Agent. Reports
are available for any system associated with the customer's IBM ID. Premium
Search combines the function of search and the value of Electronic Service Agent
information, providing advanced search of the technical support knowledgebase.
Using Premium Search and the Service Agent information that has been collected
from the system, customers are able to see search results that apply specifically to
their systems.
For more information on how to utilize the power of IBM Electronic Services, visit the
following Web site or contact an IBM Systems Services Representative
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http://www.ibm.com/support/electronic
Accessibility by people with disabilities
A U.S. Section 508 Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT) containing
details on accessibility compliance can be requested at
http://www.ibm.com/able/product_accessibility/index.html
Statement of general direction
IBM is pursuing Energy Star computer server qualification for certain configurations
of the Power 730 Express Server.
On Power 710 and Power 730 servers, IBM plans to support the following AIX
technology levels:
• AIX V6.1 with the 6100-05 Technology Level and Service Pack 3, or later
• AIX V6.1 with the 6100-04 Technology Level and Service Pack 7, or later
• AIX V6.1 with the 6100-03 Technology Level and Service Pack 7, or later
Red Hat intends for the upcoming release of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 to support
the latest POWER7 models: Power 710, 720, 730, 740, and 795.
All statements regarding IBM's future direction and intent are subject to change or
withdrawal without notice, and represents goals and objectives only. Information
regarding potential future products is intended to outline our general product
direction and it should not be relied on in making a purchase decision. The
information mentioned regarding potential future products is not a commitment,
promise, or legal obligation to deliver any material, code or functionality.
Information about potential future products may not be incorporated into
any contract. The development, release, and timing of any future features or
functionality described for our products remains at our sole discretion.
Product number
The following are newly announced features on the specific models of the IBM Power
Systems 8231 machine type:
Machine Feature
Description type Model number
IBM Power 710/Power 730 8231 E2B
EMEA Bulk MES Indicator 8231 E2B 0004
Specify Code for External High Speed Modem 8231 E2B 0032
Specify Code for Alternate External High Speed
Modem 8231 E2B 0034
Mirrored System Disk Level, Specify Code 8231 E2B 0040
Device Parity Protection-All, Specify Code 8231 E2B 0041
Device Parity RAID-6 All, Specify Code 8231 E2B 0047
Special Manufacturing Operations Indicator 8231 E2B 0098
RISC-to-RISC Data Migration 8231 E2B 0205
AIX Partition Specify 8231 E2B 0265
Linux Partition Specify 8231 E2B 0266
IBM i Operating System Partition Specify 8231 E2B 0267
CSC Specify 8231 E2B 0275
Specify Custom Data Protection 8231 E2B 0296
Mirrored Level System Specify Code 8231 E2B 0308
RAID Hot Spare Specify 8231 E2B 0347
V.24/EIA232 6.1m (20-Ft) PCI Cable 8231 E2B 0348
V.24/EIA232 15.2m (50-Ft) PCI Cable 8231 E2B 0349
V.35 6.1m (20-Ft) PCI Cable 8231 E2B 0353
V.35 15.2m (50-Ft) PCI Cable 8231 E2B 0354
V.36 6.1m (20-Ft) PCI Cable 8231 E2B 0356
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X.21 6.1m (20-Ft) PCI Cable 8231 E2B 0359
X.21 15.2m (50-Ft) PCI Cable 8231 E2B 0360
V.24/EIA232 (80-Ft) PCI Cable 8231 E2B 0365
V.24/EIA232 20-Ft. PCI Cable with M3 8231 E2B 0368
Customer Specified Placement 8231 E2B 0456
SSD Placement Indicator - CEC 8231 E2B 0462
19 inch, 1.8 meter high rack 8231 E2B 0551
19 inch, 2.0 meter high rack 8231 E2B 0553
19 inch, 1.3 meter high rack 8231 E2B 0555
IBM i 6.1 with 6.1.1 Machine Code Specify Code 8231 E2B 0566
IBM i 7.1 Specify Code 8231 E2B 0567
Rack Filler Panel Kit 8231 E2B 0599
Load Source Not in CEC 8231 E2B 0719
#1996 Load Source Specify 8231 E2B 0724
Specify #5886 Load Source placement 8231 E2B 0727
SAN Load Source Specify 8231 E2B 0837
#3677 Load Source Specify 8231 E2B 0839
#3678 Load Source Specify 8231 E2B 0840
#3658 Load Source Specify 8231 E2B 0844
#1884 Load Source Specify 8231 E2B 0851
#1888 Load Source Specify 8231 E2B 0853
#1909 Load Source Specify 8231 E2B 0854
#1911 Load Source Specify 8231 E2B 0856
US TAA Compliance Indicator 8231 E2B 0983
Modem Cable - Austria 8231 E2B 1010
Modem Cable - Belgium 8231 E2B 1011
Modem Cable - Africa 8231 E2B 1012
Modem Cable - Israel 8231 E2B 1013
Modem Cable - Italy 8231 E2B 1014
Modem Cable - France 8231 E2B 1015
Modem Cable - Germany 8231 E2B 1016
Modem Cable - UK 8231 E2B 1017
Modem Cable - Iceland/Sweden 8231 E2B 1018
Modem Cable - Fin/Nor 8231 E2B 1021
Modem Cable - Netherlands 8231 E2B 1022
Modem Cable - Swiss 8231 E2B 1023
Modem Cable - Denmark 8231 E2B 1024
Modem Cable - US/Canada and General Use 8231 E2B 1025
USB 160 GB Removable Disk Drive 8231 E2B 1106
USB 500 GB Removable Disk Drive 8231 E2B 1107
USB Internal Docking Station for Removable RDX
Disk Drive 8231 E2B 1123
80/160GB DAT160 SAS Tape Drive (3.5") 8231 E2B 1124
200V 16A 4.3m (14-Ft) TL Line Cord 8231 E2B 1406
4.3m 200V/16A Pwr Cd Italy 8231 E2B 1408
4.3m 200V/16A Power Cord S. Africa 8231 E2B 1418
4.3m 200V/16A Power Cord Israel 8231 E2B 1419
4.3m 200V/16A Power Cord EU/Asia 8231 E2B 1420
4.3m 200V/16A Power Cord CH/DK 8231 E2B 1421
200V 4.3m (14-Ft) Locking Line Cord 8231 E2B 1426
4.3m 200V/10A Power Cord EU/Asia 8231 E2B 1439
4.3m 200V/10A Power Cord Denmark 8231 E2B 1440
4.3m 200V/10A Power Cord S. Africa 8231 E2B 1441
4.3m 200V/10A Power Cord Swiss 8231 E2B 1442
4.3m 200V/10A Power Cord UK 8231 E2B 1443
4.3m 200V/10A Power Cord Israel 8231 E2B 1445
4.3m 200V/32A Power Cord EU 1-PH 8231 E2B 1449
4.3m 200V/16A Power Cord EU 2-PH 8231 E2B 1450
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4.3m 200V/12A Pwr Cd UK 8231 E2B 1476
4.3m 200V/16A Pwr Cd 8231 E2B 1477
System port/UPS Conversion Cable 8231 E2B 1827
Quad-port 1 Gb HEA Daughter Card 8231 E2B 1832
Dual-port 10Gb HEA Daughter Card (Fiber) 8231 E2B 1833
Dual-port 10 Gb HEA Daughter Card (Copper) 8231 E2B 1837
73.4 GB 15K RPM SAS SFF Disk Drive 8231 E2B 1883
69.7 GB 15K RPM SAS SFF Disk Drive 8231 E2B 1884
300GB 10K RPM SFF SAS Disk Drive 8231 E2B 1885
146GB 15K RPM SFF SAS Disk Drive 8231 E2B 1886
139GB 15K RPM SFF SAS Disk Drive 8231 E2B 1888
69GB SFF SAS Solid State Drive 8231 E2B 1890
69GB SFF SAS Solid State Drive 8231 E2B 1909
283GB 10K RPM SFF SAS Disk Drive (IBM i) 8231 E2B 1911
177GB SSD Module with eMLC (AIX/Linux) 8231 E2B 1995
177GB SSD Module with eMLC (IBM i) 8231 E2B 1996
PCIe LP RAID & SSD SAS Adapter 3Gb 8231 E2B 2053
Primary OS - IBM i 8231 E2B 2145
Primary OS - AIX 8231 E2B 2146
Primary OS - Linux 8231 E2B 2147
Factory Deconfiguration of 1-core 8231 E2B 2319
2M LC-SC 50 Micron Fiber Converter Cable 8231 E2B 2456
2M LC-SC 62.5 Micron Fiber Converter Cable 8231 E2B 2459
3M Asynchronous Terminal/Printer Cable EIA-232 8231 E2B 2934
Asynchronous Cable EIA-232/V.24 3M 8231 E2B 2936
Serial-to-Serial Port Cable for Drawer/Drawer-
3.7M 8231 E2B 3124
Serial-to-Serial Port Cable for Rack/Rack- 8M 8231 E2B 3125
3-meter DDR 4X Copper Cable 8231 E2B 3246
Widescreen LCD Monitor 8231 E2B 3632
IBM T541H /L150p 15" TFT Color Monitor 8231 E2B 3637
IBM ThinkVision® L170p Flat Panel Monitor 8231 E2B 3639
ThinkVision L171p Flat Panel Monitor 8231 E2B 3640
IBM T115 Flat Panel Monitor 8231 E2B 3641
ThinkVision L191p Flat Panel Monitor 8231 E2B 3642
IBM T120 Flat Panel Monitor 8231 E2B 3643
IBM T119 Flat Panel Monitor 8231 E2B 3644
IBM T117 Flat Panel Monitor 8231 E2B 3645
146GB 15K RPM SAS Disk Drive 8231 E2B 3647
300GB 15K RPM SAS Disk Drive 8231 E2B 3648
450GB 15K RPM SAS Disk Drive 8231 E2B 3649
SAS Cable (EE) Drawer to Drawer 1M 8231 E2B 3652
SAS Cable (EE) Drawer to Drawer 3M 8231 E2B 3653
SAS Cable (EE) Drawer to Drawer 6M 8231 E2B 3654
428GB 15K RPM SAS Disk Drive 8231 E2B 3658
SAS Cable (X) Adapter to SAS Enclosure, Dual
Controller/Dual Path 3M: 8231 E2B 3661
SAS Cable (X) Adapter to SAS Enclosure, Dual
Controller/Dual Path 6M: 8231 E2B 3662
SAS Cable (X) Adapter to SAS Enclosure, Dual
Controller/Dual Path 15M: 8231 E2B 3663
139.5GB 15k rpm SAS Disk Drive 8231 E2B 3677
283.7GB 15k rpm SAS Disk Drive 8231 E2B 3678
SAS Cable (AE) Adapter to Enclosure, single
controller/single path 3M 8231 E2B 3684
SAS Cable (AE) Adapter to Enclosure, single
controller/single path 6M 8231 E2B 3685
SAS Cable (YI) System to SAS Enclosure, Single
Controller/Dual Path 1.5M 8231 E2B 3686
SAS Cable (YI) System to SAS Enclosure, Single
Controller/Dual Path 3M 8231 E2B 3687
SAS Cable (YO) Adapter to SAS Enclosure, Single
Controller/Dual Path 1.5 M 8231 E2B 3691
SAS Cable (YO) Adapter to SAS Enclosure, Single
Controller/Dual Path 3 M 8231 E2B 3692
SAS Cable (YO) Adapter to SAS Enclosure, Single
Controller/Dual Path 6 M 8231 E2B 3693
SAS Cable (YO) Adapter to SAS Enclosure, Single
Controller/Dual Path 15 M 8231 E2B 3694
0.3M Serial Port Converter Cable, 9-Pin to 25-Pin 8231 E2B 3925
Asynch Printer/Terminal Cable, 9-pin to 25-pin,
4M 8231 E2B 3926
Serial Port Null Modem Cable, 9-pin to 9-pin,
3.7M 8231 E2B 3927
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Serial Port Null Modem Cable, 9-pin to 9-pin, 10M 8231 E2B 3928
System Serial Port Converter Cable 8231 E2B 3930
1.8 M (6-ft) Extender Cable for Displays (15-pin
D-shell to 15-pin D-shell) 8231 E2B 4242
Extender Cable - USB Keyboards, 1.8M 8231 E2B 4256
VGA to DVI Connection Converter 8231 E2B 4276
8GB (2x4GB) Memory DIMMs, 1066 MHz, 2Gb DDR3 DRAM 8231 E2B 4526
16GB (2x8GB) Memory DIMMs, 1066 MHz, 2Gb DDR3
DRAM 8231 E2B 4527
Rack Indicator- Not Factory Integrated 8231 E2B 4650
Rack Indicator, Rack #1 8231 E2B 4651
Rack Indicator, Rack #2 8231 E2B 4652
Rack Indicator, Rack #3 8231 E2B 4653
Rack Indicator, Rack #4 8231 E2B 4654
Rack Indicator, Rack #5 8231 E2B 4655
Rack Indicator, Rack #6 8231 E2B 4656
Rack Indicator, Rack #7 8231 E2B 4657
Rack Indicator, Rack #8 8231 E2B 4658
Rack Indicator, Rack #9 8231 E2B 4659
Rack Indicator, Rack #10 8231 E2B 4660
Rack Indicator, Rack #11 8231 E2B 4661
Rack Indicator, Rack #12 8231 E2B 4662
Rack Indicator, Rack #13 8231 E2B 4663
Rack Indicator, Rack #14 8231 E2B 4664
Rack Indicator, Rack #15 8231 E2B 4665
Rack Indicator, Rack #16 8231 E2B 4666
Active Memory Expansion Enablement 8231 E2B 4795
One Processor of 5250 Enterprise Enablement 8231 E2B 4970
Full 5250 Enterprise Enablement 8231 E2B 4974
Software Preload Required 8231 E2B 5000
Power Dist Unit 1 Phase NEMA 8231 E2B 5160
Power Dist Unit 1 Phase IEC 8231 E2B 5161
Power Dist Unit 2 of 3 Phase 8231 E2B 5162
Power Dist Unit - 3 Phase 8231 E2B 5163
PowerVM Express Edition 8231 E2B 5225
PowerVM Standard Edition 8231 E2B 5227
PowerVM Enterprise Edition 8231 E2B 5228
Storage Backplane -- 3 SFF Drives/SATA DVD/HH
Tape 8231 E2B 5263
Memory Riser Card 8231 E2B 5265
GX++ Dual-port 4x Channel Attach 8231 E2B 5266
Storage Backplane -- 6 SFF Drives/SATA DVD 8231 E2B 5267
Storage Backplane -- 6 SFF Drives/SATA DVD/RAID/
External SAS Port 8231 E2B 5268
PCIe LP POWER GXT145 Graphics Accelerator 8231 E2B 5269
PCIe LP 10Gb FCoE 2-port Adapter 8231 E2B 5270
PCIe LP 4-Port 10/100/1000 Base-TX Ethernet
Adapter 8231 E2B 5271
PCIe LP 10GbE CX4 1-port Adapter 8231 E2B 5272
PCIe LP 8Gb 2-Port Fibre Channel Adapter 8231 E2B 5273
PCIe LP 2-Port 1GbE SX Adapter 8231 E2B 5274
PCIe LP 10GbE SR 1-port Adapter 8231 E2B 5275
PCIe LP 4Gb 2-Port Fibre Channel Adapter 8231 E2B 5276
PCIe LP 4-Port Async EIA-232 Adapter 8231 E2B 5277
PCIe LP 2-x4-port SAS Adapter 3Gb 8231 E2B 5278
RFID TAGS FOR SERVERS, BLADES, BLADECENTERS,
RACKS, AND HMCS 8231 E2B 5524
Sys Console On HMC 8231 E2B 5550
Sys Console-Ethernet No IOP 8231 E2B 5553
System AC Power Supply, 1725 W 8231 E2B 5603
SATA Slimline DVD-RAM Drive 8231 E2B 5762
EXP 12S Expansion Drawer 8231 E2B 5886
Full Width Keyboard -- USB, US English, #103P 8231 E2B 5951
Full Width Keyboard -- USB, French, #189 8231 E2B 5952
Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Italian, #142 8231 E2B 5953
Full Width Keyboard -- USB, German/Austrian, #129 8231 E2B 5954
Full Width Keyboard -- USB, UK English, #166P 8231 E2B 5955
Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Spanish, #172 8231 E2B 5956
Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Japanese, #194 8231 E2B 5957
Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Brazilian
Portuguese, #275 8231 E2B 5958
Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Hungarian, #208 8231 E2B 5959
Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Korean, #413 8231 E2B 5960
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Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Chinese, #467 8231 E2B 5961
Full Width Keyboard -- USB, French Canadian, #445 8231 E2B 5962
Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Belgian/UK, #120 8231 E2B 5964
Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Swedish/Finnish, #153 8231 E2B 5965
Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Danish, #159 8231 E2B 5966
Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Bulgarian, #442 8231 E2B 5967
Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Swiss/French/German,
#150 8231 E2B 5968
Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Norwegian,#155 8231 E2B 5969
Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Dutch, #143 8231 E2B 5970
Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Portuguese, #163 8231 E2B 5971
Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Greek, #319 8231 E2B 5972
Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Hebrew, #212 8231 E2B 5973
Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Polish, #214 8231 E2B 5974
Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Slovakian, #245 8231 E2B 5975
Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Czech, #243 8231 E2B 5976
Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Turkish, #179 8231 E2B 5977
Full Width Keyboard -- USB, LA Spanish, #171 8231 E2B 5978
Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Arabic, #253 8231 E2B 5979
Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Thai, #191 8231 E2B 5980
Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Russian, #443 8231 E2B 5981
Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Slovenian, #234 8231 E2B 5982
Full Width Keyboard -- USB, US English Euro,
#103P 8231 E2B 5983
Opt Front Door for 1.8m Rack 8231 E2B 6068
Opt Front Door for 2.0m Rack 8231 E2B 6069
1.8m Rack Acoustic Doors 8231 E2B 6248
2.0m Rack Acoustic Doors 8231 E2B 6249
1.8m Rack Trim Kit 8231 E2B 6263
2.0m Rack Trim Kit 8231 E2B 6272
Power Cable -- Drawer to IBM PDU, 14-foot, 250V/
10A 8231 E2B 6458
Power Cord 4.3m (14-ft), Drawer To OEM PDU
(125V, 15A) 8231 E2B 6460
Power Cord 4.3m (14-foot), Drawer to OEM PDU,
(250V, 15A), U. S. 8231 E2B 6469
Power Cord 1.8m(6-foot), To Wall (125V, 15A) 8231 E2B 6470
Power Cord 2.7m (9-foot), To Wall/OEM PDU,
(125V, 15A) 8231 E2B 6471
Power Cord 2.7m (9-foot), To Wall/OEM PDU,
(250V, 16A) 8231 E2B 6472
Power Cord 2.7m (9-foot), To Wall/OEM PDU,
(250V, 10A) 8231 E2B 6473
Power Cord 2.7M (9-foot), To Wall/OEM PDU,
(250V, 13A) 8231 E2B 6474
Power Cord 2.7M (9-foot), To Wall/OEM PDU,
(250V, 16A) 8231 E2B 6475
Power Cord 2.7M (9-foot), To Wall/OEM PDU,
(250V, 10A) 8231 E2B 6476
Power Cord 2.7M (9-foot), To Wall/OEM PDU,
(250V, 16A) 8231 E2B 6477
Power Cord 2.7 M(9-foot), To Wall/OEM PDU,
(250V, 16A) 8231 E2B 6478
Power Cord (9-foot) , To Wall/OEM PDU, (250V,
10A) 8231 E2B 6479
Power Cord 1.8M (6-foot),To Wall, (250V, 15A),
United States 8231 E2B 6487
Power Cord 2.7M (9-foot), To Wall/OEM PDU,
(125V, 15A or 250V, 10A ) 8231 E2B 6488
4.3m (14-Ft) 3PH/24A Power Cord 8231 E2B 6489
4.3m (14-Ft) 1PH/48A Pwr Cord 8231 E2B 6491
Power Cord 2.7M (9-foot), To Wall/OEM PDU,
(250V, 10A) 8231 E2B 6493
Power Cord 2.7M (9-foot), To Wall/OEM PDU,
(250V, 10A) 8231 E2B 6494
Power Cord (9-foot), To Wall/OEM PDU, (250V, 10A) 8231 E2B 6495
Power Cord 2.7M (9-foot), To Wall/OEM PDU,
(250V, 10A) 8231 E2B 6496
Power Cord (6-foot), To Wall/OEM PDU, (250V, 10A) 8231 E2B 6497
Power Cord (6-foot), To Wall/OEM PDU, (250V, 15A) 8231 E2B 6498
Power Cable - Drawer to IBM PDU, 200-240V/10A 8231 E2B 6577
Optional Rack Security Kit 8231 E2B 6580
Modem Tray for 19-Inch Rack 8231 E2B 6586
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Power Cord 2.7M (9-foot), To Wall/OEM PDU,
(125V, 15A) 8231 E2B 6651
4.3m (14-Ft) 3PH/16A Power Cord 8231 E2B 6653
4.3m (14-Ft) 1PH/24-30A Pwr Cord 8231 E2B 6654
4.3m (14-Ft) 1PH/24-30A WR Pwr Cord 8231 E2B 6655
4.3m (14-Ft)1PH/24A Power Cord 8231 E2B 6656
Power Cord 2.7M (9-foot), To Wall/OEM PDU,
(250V, 15A) 8231 E2B 6659
Power Cord (14-foot), Drawer To OEM PDU (125V,
15A) 8231 E2B 6660
Power Cord 3 M (10 ft), Drawer to IBM PDU, 250V/
10A 8231 E2B 6665
Power Cord 4.3M (14-foot), Drawer to OEM PDU,
(250V, 15A) 8231 E2B 6669
Power Cord (6-foot), To Wall (125V, 15A), 8231 E2B 6670
Power Cord 2.7M (9-foot), Drawer to IBM PDU,
250V/10A 8231 E2B 6671
Power Cord 1.5M (5-foot), Drawer to IBM PDU,
250V/10A 8231 E2B 6672
Power Cord 2.7M (9-foot), To Wall/OEM PDU,
(250V, 10A) 8231 E2B 6680
Power Cord (6-foot), To Wall, (250V, 15A) 8231 E2B 6687
Intelligent PDU+, 1 EIA Unit, Universal UTG0247
Connector 8231 E2B 7109
Environmental Monitoring Probe 8231 E2B 7118
Power Distribution Unit 8231 E2B 7188
Chassis with One Processor Planar 8231 E2B 7317
Chassis with Two Processor Planar 8231 E2B 7318
2.0m Rack Side Attach Kit 8231 E2B 7780
Ethernet Cable, 6M, Hardware Management Console
to System Unit 8231 E2B 7801
Ethernet Cable, 15m, Hardware Management Console
to System Unit 8231 E2B 7802
Side-by-Side for 1.8m Racks 8231 E2B 7840
Ruggedize Rack Kit 8231 E2B 7841
Linux Software Preinstall 8231 E2B 8143
Linux Software Preinstall (Business Partners) 8231 E2B 8144
4-core 3.7 GHz POWER7 Processor Module 8231 E2B 8348
6-core 3.7 GHz POWER7 Processor Module 8231 E2B 8349
4-core 3.0 GHz POWER7 Processor Module 8231 E2B 8350
8-core 3.55 GHz POWER7 Processor Module 8231 E2B 8359
One Processor Activation for Processor Feature
#8350 8231 E2B 8360
Zero-priced Processor Activation for #8350 8231 E2B 8363
One Processor Activation for Processor Feature
#8359 8231 E2B 8372
Zero-priced Processor Activation for #8359 8231 E2B 8375
One Processor Activation for Processor Feature
#8348 8231 E2B 8381
One Processor Activation for Processor Feature
#8349 8231 E2B 8382
Zero-priced Processor Activation for #8348 8231 E2B 8383
Zero-priced Processor Activation for #8349 8231 E2B 8384
Mouse - USB, with Keyboard Attachment Cable 8231 E2B 8841
USB Mouse 8231 E2B 8845
Order Routing Indicator- System Plant 8231 E2B 9169
Language Group Specify - US English 8231 E2B 9300
New AIX License Core Counter 8231 E2B 9440
New IBM i License Core Counter 8231 E2B 9441
New Red Hat License Core Counter 8231 E2B 9442
New SUSE License Core Counter 8231 E2B 9443
Other AIX License Core Counter 8231 E2B 9444
Other Linux License Core Counter 8231 E2B 9445
3rd Party Linux License Core Counter 8231 E2B 9446
VIOS Core Counter 8231 E2B 9447
Month Indicator 8231 E2B 9461
Day Indicator 8231 E2B 9462
Hour Indicator 8231 E2B 9463
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Minute Indicator 8231 E2B 9464
Qty Indicator 8231 E2B 9465
Countable Member Indicator 8231 E2B 9466
Language Group Specify - Dutch 8231 E2B 9700
Language Group Specify - French 8231 E2B 9703
Language Group Specify - German 8231 E2B 9704
Language Group Specify - Polish 8231 E2B 9705
Language Group Specify - Norwegian 8231 E2B 9706
Language Group Specify - Portuguese 8231 E2B 9707
Language Group Specify - Spanish 8231 E2B 9708
Language Group Specify - Italian 8231 E2B 9711
Language Group Specify - Canadian French 8231 E2B 9712
Language Group Specify - Japanese 8231 E2B 9714
Language Group Specify - Traditional Chinese
(Taiwan) 8231 E2B 9715
Language Group Specify - Korean 8231 E2B 9716
Language Group Specify - Turkish 8231 E2B 9718
Language Group Specify - Hungarian 8231 E2B 9719
Language Group Specify - Slovakian 8231 E2B 9720
Language Group Specify - Russian 8231 E2B 9721
Language Group Specify - Simplified Chinese (PRC) 8231 E2B 9722
Language Group Specify - Czech 8231 E2B 9724
Language Group Specify -- Romanian 8231 E2B 9725
Language Group Specify - Croatian 8231 E2B 9726
Language Group Specify -- Slovenian 8231 E2B 9727
Language Group Specify - Brazilian Portuguese 8231 E2B 9728
Language Group Specify - Thai 8231 E2B 9729
The following are newly announced features on the specific models of the IBM Power
Systems 7014 machine type:
Machine Feature
Description type Model number
Rack Content Specify: 8231-E2B -- 2U 7014 B42 0370
S25
T00
T42
Feature conversions
The existing components being replaced during a model or feature conversion
become the property of IBM and must be returned.
Feature conversions are always implemented on a "quantity of one for quantity of
one" basis. Multiple existing features may not be converted to a single new feature.
Single existing features may not be converted to multiple new features.
The following conversions are available to customers:
Feature conversions for 8231-E2B virtualization engine features:
Return
From FC: To FC: parts
5225 - PowerVM Express 5227 - PowerVM Standard No
Edition Edition
5225 - PowerVM Express 5228 - PowerVM Enterprise No
Edition Edition
5227 - PowerVM Standard 5228 - PowerVM Enterprise No
Edition Edition
Publications
IBM Power Systems hardware documentation provides you with the following topical
information:
System overview
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Planning for the system
Installing and configuring the system
Working with consoles, terminals, and interfaces
Managing system resources
Working with operating systems and software applications
Troubleshooting, service, and support
You can access the product documentation at
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/systems/scope/hw/index.jsp
Product documentation is also available on DVD (SK5T-7087).
The following information is shipped with the 8231-E2B:
8231-E2B Service DVD SK5T-7087-04
Installation Road Map
Safety Information
Statement of Warranty
Hardware documentation such as installation instructions, user's information, and
service information is available to download or view at
http://www.ibm.com/systems/support
AIX documentation can be found at the IBM AIX Information Center
Visit the IBM System Support Site, which contains the documentation for the
hardware
The IBM Systems Information Center provides you with a single information center
where you can access product documentation for IBM systems hardware, operating
systems, and server software. Through a consistent framework, you can efficiently
find information and personalize your access. The IBM Systems Information Center
IBM Publications Center Portal
The Publications Center is a worldwide central repository for IBM product
publications and marketing material with a catalog of 70,000 items. Extensive
search facilities are provided, as well as payment options via credit card. A large
number of publications are available online in various file formats, which can
currently be downloaded free of charge.
Services
Global Technology Services
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/pseries/index.jsp
http://www.ibm.com/systems/support
http://publib14.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/systems
http://www.ibm.com/shop/publications/order
IBM services include business consulting, outsourcing, hosting services, applications,
and other technology management.
These services help you learn about, plan, install, manage, or optimize your IT
infrastructure to be an On Demand Business. They can help you integrate your highspeed networks, storage systems, application servers, wireless protocols, and an
array of platforms, middleware, and communications software for IBM and many
non-IBM offerings. IBM is your one-stop shop for IT support needs.
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For details on available services, contact your IBM representative or visit
http://www.ibm.com/services/
For details on available IBM Business Continuity and Recovery Services, contact your
IBM representative or visit
http://www.ibm.com/services/continuity
For details on education offerings related to specific products, visit
http://www.ibm.com/services/learning/index.html
Select your country, and then select the product as the category.
Technical information
Specified operating environment
Physical specifications
Rack-Mount:
Width: 440 mm (19.0 in)
Depth: 706 mm (27.8 in)
Height: 89 mm (3.5 in)
Weight (Maximum configuration): Power 710 -- 28.2 kg (62 lbs)
Power 730 -- 29.5 kg (65 lbs)
Operating environment
• Temperature: (nonoperating) 5° to 45°C (41° to 113°F); recommended
temperature (operating) 18° to 27°C (64° to 80°F); allowable operating
temperature 5° to 35°C (41° to 95°F)
• Relative humidity: Nonoperating 8% to 80%; recommended 5.5°C (42°F) dew
point to 60% RH and 15°C (59°F) dew point
• Maximum dew point: 28°C (84°F)(operating)
• Operating voltage: 100 to 127 or 200 to 240 V ac (Power 710); 200 to 240 V ac
(Power 730);
• Operating frequency: 47/63 Hz
• Maximum measured power consumption:
– Power 710 -- 650 watts (maximum)
– Power 730 -- 1100 watts (maximum)
• Power factor: 0.98
• Thermal output:
– Power 710 -- 2,218 Btu/hour (maximum)
– Power 730 -- 3,754 Btu/hour (maximum)
• Power-source loading
– Power 710 -- 0.663 kVa (maximum configuration)
– Power 730 -- 1.122 kVa (maximum configuration)
– Maximum altitude: 3,050 m (10,000 ft)
Note: The maximum measured value is the worst case power consumption
expected from a fully populated server under an intensive workload. The maximum
measured value also accounts for component tolerance and non-ideal operating
conditions. Power consumption and heat load vary greatly by server configuration
and utilization. The IBM Systems Energy Estimator should be used to obtain a heat
output estimate based on a specific configuration
http://www-912.ibm.com/see/EnergyEstimator
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Noise level and sound power (Preliminary data)
Power 710: 6.6 bels (Operating and idling)
Power 730: 6.6 bels (Operating and idling)
EMC conformance classification: This equipment is subject to FCC rules and shall
comply with the appropriate FCC rules before final delivery to the buyer or centers of
distribution.
• U.S.: FCC Class A
• Europe: CISPR 22 Class A
• Japan: VCCI-A
• Korea: Korean Requirement Class A
• China: People's Republic of China commodity inspection law Class A
Homologation -- Telecom environmental testing (Safety and EMC):
Homologation approval for specific countries has been initiated with the IBM
Homologation and Type Approval (HT&A) organization in LaGaude, France. This
Power Systems model and applicable features meet the environmental testing
requirements of the country telecom and have been designed and tested in
compliance with the Full Quality Assurance Approval (FQAA) process as delivered
by the British Approval Board for Telecom (BABT), the U.K. Telecom regulatory
authority.
Product safety/Country testing/Certification
• UL 60950 Underwriters Laboratory, Safety Information
• CSA C22.2 No. 60950-00, Canadian Standards Association
• EN60950 European Norm
• IEC 60950, Edition 1, International Electrotechnical Commission, Safety
Information
• Nordic deviations to IEC 60950-1 1st Edition
General requirements: The product is in compliance with IBM Corporate Bulletin
C-B 0-2594-000 Statement of Conformity of IBM Product to External Standard
(Suppliers Declaration).
Hardware requirements
Power 710/730 minimum system configuration
The Power 710 offers 4-, 6-, and 8-core configurations with one processor module.
The Power 710 can contain up to 64 GB of system memory (32 GB maximum per
memory riser card).
The Power 730 offers 8-, 12-, and 16-core configurations with two processor
modules. The Power 730 can contain up to 128 GB of system memory (32 GB
maximum per memory riser card).
Both the Power 710 and Power 730 offer four PCIe Low Profile adapters, and three
or six SFF HDDs/SDDS and one or two media devices, depending on the storage
backplane selected.
Each Power 710/730 initial order must include a minimum of the following items:
• One system central electronics complex (CEC) enclosure with the following items:
– One power cord (#6458, #6460, #6469-#6478, #6487-#6494, #6496,
#6577, #6580, #6651, #6653-#6660, #6665, #6669, #6671, #6672,
#6680)
– One Language Group, Specify (#9300 or #97xx)
• For the Power 710, choose one processor module from:
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– 4-core 3.0 GHz POWER7 processor module (#8350)
– 6-core 3.7 GHz POWER7 processor module (#8349)
– 8-core 3.55 GHz POWER7 processor module (#8359)
• For the Power 730, choose two processor modules from:
– 4-core 3.0 GHz POWER7 processor module (#8350)
– 4-core 3.7 GHz POWER7 processor module (#8348)
– 6-core 3.7 GHz POWER7 processor module (#8349)
– 8-core 3.55 GHz POWER7 processor module (#8359)
Note: Both processor modules must be the same feature number.
• For the Power 710, choose processor activations from:
– 4 x #8360, or 2 x #8360 and 2 x #8363 with processor card #8350
– 6 x #8382, or 3 x #8382 and 3 x #8384 with processor card #8349
– 8 x #8372, or 4 x #8372 and 4 x #8375 with processor card #8359
• For the Power 730, choose processor activations from:
– 8 x #8360, or 4 x #8360 and 4 x #8363 with processor card #8350
– 8 x #8381, or 4 x #8381 and 4 x #8383 with processor card #8348
– 12 x #8382, or 6 x #8382 and 6 x #8384 with processor card #8349
– 16 x #8372, or 8 x #8372 and 8 x #8375 with processor card #8359
Notes:
– Features 8363, 8375, 8383, and 8384 are part of IBM Editions.
– Processor activations are only available to SDIs as MES orders.
• Choose 8 GB minimum memory from:
– 8 GB (2 x 4 GB) Memory DIMMs, 1066 MHz, DDR3 (#4526)
– 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) Memory DIMMs, 1066 MHz, DDR3 (#4527)
• Choose Storage Backplane from:
– 3 x SFF/SATA DVD bay/Tape bay (#5263)
– 6 x SFF/SATA DVD bay (#5267)
– 6 x SFF/SATA DVD bay with Dual Write Cache RAID, and an external SAS port
(#5268)
Note: IBM i (#2145) requires feature 5268.
• Choose Ethernet daughter card from:
– Quad-port RJ45 1 Gb Host Ethernet Adapter (#1832) (Copper)
– Dual-port FSP+ 10 Gb Host Ethernet Adapter (Fiber SR) (#1833)
– Dual-port FSP+ 10 Gb Host Ethernet Adapter (Copper TwinAx) (#1837)
• Choose HDD/SSD from:
– 73.4 GB SAS SFF HDD 15,000 RPM (#1883) (AIX/Linux/VIOS)
– 146.8 GB SAS SFF HDD 15,000 RPM (#1886) (AIX/Linux/VIOS)
– 300 GB SAS SFF HDD 15,000 RPM (#1885) (AIX/Linux/VIOS)
– 69.7 GB SAS SFF HDD 15,000 RPM (#1884) (IBM i)
– 139.5 GB SAS SFF HDD 15,000 RPM (#1888) (IBM i)
– 283 GB SAS SFF HDD 10,000 RPM (#1911) (IBM i)
– 69 GB SAS SFF Solid State Drive (#1890) (AIX/Linux/VIOS)
– 69 GB SAS SFF Solid State Drive (#1909) (IBM i)
– 177 GB SAS 1.8" Solid State Drive (#1995) (AIX/Linux/VIOS)
– 177 GB SAS 1.8" Solid State Drive (#1996) (IBM i)
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Notes:
– Features 1995 and 1996 require feature 2053.
– When feature 2145, IBM i operating system, is selected, a minimum of two
HDD/SSD is required.
– No internal HDD/SSD is required if feature 0837 (Boot from SAN) is selected.
In this case, a Fibre Channel or Fibre Channel over Ethernet adapter must also
be ordered.
• Power 710 requires one 1725 watt AC Power Supply (1 x #5603) and one power
cord (1 x #6xxx); Power 730 requires two 1725 watt AC Power Supplies (2 x
#5603) and two power cords (2 x #6xxx).
• Choose chassis type from:
– Power 710 requires one processor chassis (#7317).
– Power 730 requires two processor chassis (#7318).
• Choose Primary Operating System Indicator from:
– IBM i (#2145 -- requires #0566 or #0567, #5550 or #5553, #5762, and
#0040)
– AIX (#2146)
– Linux (#2147)
Note: One nonfeaturized memory riser card is included in the base system. One
additional memory riser card feature (#5265) can be ordered on the Power 710.
Three additional memory riser card features (#5265) can be ordered on the Power
730.
RAID
There are multiple protection options for HDD/SSD drives in the SAS SFF bays
in Power 710 and Power 730 system units or drives in disk-only I/O drawers.
Although protecting drives is always recommended, AIX/Linux users may choose
to leave some or all drives unprotected at their own risk and IBM supports these
configurations. IBM i configuration rules differ in this regard, and IBM supports IBM i
partition configurations only when HDD/SSD drives are protected.
This HDD/SSD drive protection can be provided by AIX/IBM i/Linux software or by
the HDD/SSD hardware controllers. Mirroring of drives is provided by AIX/IBM i/
Linux software. In addition, AIX/Linux supports controllers providing RAID 0, 1, 5,
6, or 10. IBM i integrated storage management already provides striping, so IBM
i also supports controllers providing RAID 5 or 6. To further augment HDD/SSD
protection, hot spare capability can be used for protected drives. Specific hot spare
prerequisites apply.
An integrated SAS HDD/SSD controller is provided in the Power 710 and Power
730 system units and provides support for JBOD and RAID 0 for AIX or Linux. It
is optionally augmented by RAID 5, RAID 6, and RAID 10 capability when feature
5268 is added to the configuration. In addition to these protection options, mirroring
of drives by the operating system is supported. AIX or Linux supports all of these
options. IBM i does not use JBOD and uses imbedded functions instead of RAID 10,
but does leverage the RAID 5 or 6 function of the integrated controllers. Other disk/
SSD controllers are provided as PCIe SAS adapters are supported. PCI Controllers
with and without write cache are supported. RAID 5 and RAID 6 on controllers with
write cache are supported.
AIX/Linux can use disk drives formatted with 512 byte blocks when being mirrored
by the operating system. These disk drives must be reformatted to 528 byte sectors
when used in RAID arrays. Although a small percentage of the drive's capacity is
lost, additional data protection such as ECC and bad block detection is gained in
this reformatting. For example, a 300 GB disk drive when reformatted provides
around 283 GB. IBM i always uses drives formatted to 528 byte. IBM Power SSDs
are formatted to 528 byte.
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Software requirements
If installing the AIX operating system (one of these):
• AIX Version 7.1, or later
• AIX Version 6.1 with the 6100-06 Technology Level, or later
• AIX Version 5.3 with the 5300-12 Technology Level and Service Pack 1, or later
• AIX Version 5.3 with the 5300-11 Technology Level and Service Pack 5, or later
(planned availability: September 30, 2010)
• AIX Version 5.3 with the 5300-10 Technology Level and Service Pack 5, or later
(planned availability: September 30, 2010)
Note: VIOS support requires VIOS 2.2, or later.
If installing the IBM i operating system:
• IBM i 6.1 with i 6.1.1 machine code, or later
• IBM i 7.1, or later
If installing the Linux operating system (one of these):
• SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 Service Pack 1 for the Power 710 and Power
730 Express Servers, or later, with current maintenance updates available from
Novell to enable all planned functionality.
• SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10 Service Pack 3 for the Power 710 and Power
730 Express Servers, or later, with current maintenance updates available from
Novell to enable all planned functionality.
• Red Hat Enterprise Linux Version 5.5 for POWER, or later.
Users should also update their systems with the latest Linux for Power service
and productivity tools available at
http://www14.software.ibm.com/webapp/set2/sas/f/lopdiags/home.html
If installing VIOS:
• VIOS 2.2. or later
If installing IBM Systems Director:
• IBM Systems Director Editions for Power Servers 6.2.0.1, or later.
Java 1.4.2 on POWER7
There are unique considerations when running Java 1.4.2 on POWER7. For
best exploitation of the outstanding performance capabilities and most recent
improvements of POWER7, IBM recommends upgrading Java-based applications to
Java 6 or Java 5 whenever possible.
For more information, visit
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/java/jdk/aix/service.html
Refer to the IBM Prerequisite Web site for software requirements for each feature
number
https://www-912.ibm.com/e_dir/eServerPrereq.nsf
Limitations
System
• Integrated system ports are not supported under AIX or Linux when the HMC
ports are connected to an HMC. Either the HMC ports or the integrated system
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ports can be used, but not both. IBM i can continue to use a system port for
communication to a UPS even with an HMC attached.
• The integrated system ports are supported for modem and asynch terminal
connections by AIX or Linux. Any other application using serial ports requires a
serial port adapter to be installed in a PCI slot. The integrated system ports do
not support HACMPTM configurations. IBM i only supports the use of the system
ports for attachment to a UPS.
Hardware management console (HMC) machine code
An HMC or IVM is required to manage POWER7 processor-based servers
implementing partitioning. Multiple POWER7 processor-based servers can be
supported by a single HMC.
If an HMC is used to manage any POWER7 processor-based server, the HMC must be
a CR3, or later, model rack-mount HMC or C05, or later, deskside HMC.
If attaching an HMC to a new server or adding function to an existing server that
requires a firmware update, the HMC machine code may need to be updated.
To determine the HMC machine code level required for the firmware level on any
server, go to the following Web page to access the Fix Level Recommendation Tool
(FLRT) on or after the planned availability date for this product. FLRT will identify the
correct HMC machine code for the selected system firmware level
https://www14.software.ibm.com/webapp/set2/sas/f/hmc/home.html
If a single HMC is attached to multiple servers, the HMC machine code level must be
updated to the server with the most recent firmware level. All prior levels of server
firmware are supported with the latest HMC machine code level.
When IBM Systems Director is used to manage an HMC or if the HMC manages more
than 254 partitions, the HMC should have 3 GB of RAM minimum and be CR3 model,
or later, rack-mount or C06, or later, deskside.
Boot requirements
• Selection of feature 0837 will indicate boot from SAN.
• If IBM i (#2145) is selected as the primary operating system and SAN boot is
not selected (#0837), one of the following Load/Source specify codes must be
specified:
– #0724 -- #1996 (177 GB 1.8" SSD) Load Source Specify
– #0727 -- Remote Load Source Specify in #5886
– #0840 -- #3678 (283.7 GB 15K RPM HDD) Load Source Specify
– #0844 -- #3658 (428 GB 15K RPM HDD) Load Source Specify
– #0851 -- #1884 (69.7 GB 15K RPM SFF HDD) Load Source Specify
– #0853 -- #1888 (138 GB 15K RPM SFF HDD) Load Source Specify
– #0854 -- #1909 (69 GB SFF SSD) Load Source Specify
– #0856 -- #1911 (283 GB 10K RPM SFF HDD) Load Source Specify
• If IBM i (#2145) is selected, one of the following system console specify codes
must be selected:
– #5550 -- System Console on HMC
– #5553 -- System Console - Internal LAN
Processor modules
• One or two processor modules are required on an order with four, six, or
eight processor cores on the processor module. A minimum/maximum of one
processor module is required on a Power 710 order and a minimum/maximum of
two processor modules is required on a Power 730 order.
• All processors must be activated.
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– The 4-core 3.0 GHz processor module (#8350) requires that four processor
activation codes be ordered. A maximum of four processor activation code
features (4 x #8360, or 2 x #8360 and 2 x #8363) are allowed per processor
module.
– The 4-core 3.7 GHz processor module (#8349) requires that four processor
activation codes be ordered. A maximum of four processor activation code
features (4 x #8381, or 2 x #8381 and 2 x #8383) are allowed per processor
module.
– The 6-core 3.7 GHz processor module (#8349) requires that six processor
activation codes be ordered. A maximum of six processor activation code
features (6 x #8382, or 3 x #8382 and 3 x #8384) are allowed per processor
module.
– The 8-core 3.55 GHz processor module (#8359) requires that eight processor
activation codes be ordered. A maximum of eight processor activation code
features (8 x #8372, or 4 x #8372 and 4 x #8375) are allowed per processor
module.
Power supply
• The Power 710 contains one 1725 watt AC power supply (1 x #5603). The Power
730 contains two 1725 watt AC power supplies (2 x #5603).
• A second 1725 watt AC power supply (#5603) is available for redundant power
on the Power 710.
Redundant fans
• Redundant fans standard
Power cords
One power cord is required for each power supply on the order. The Power 710
supports 110-127 V ac and 200-240 V ac power cords. The Power 730 supports
200-240 V ac power cords only.
System memory
A minimum 8 GB or two DIMMs of memory is required on the Power 710 and Power
730 systems.
• The base machine contains one nonfeaturized memory riser card with four DIMM
sockets. Memory features consume two memory DIMM sockets.
– The Power 710 offers one optional memory riser card feature (1 x #5265) with
an additional four DIMM sockets. Maximum system memory is 32 GB without
feature 5265 and 64 GB with one x feature 5265.
– The Power 730 offers three optional memory riser card features (3 x #5265)
with an additional four DIMM sockets per feature. Maximum system memory is
32 GB without feature 5265 and 128 GB with three x feature 5265.
• A system can be ordered with a single memory feature 4526 or 4527. When
adding additional memory to a system with one x feature 4526, a second one
x feature 4526 must be ordered, and then all memory must be ordered in
increments of two x feature 4526. When adding additional memory to a system
with one x feature 4527, a second one x feature 4527 must be ordered, and then
all memory must be ordered in increments of two x feature 4527.
• Feature 4526 and feature 4527 are not allowed on the same memory riser card.
However, memory features can be different from one memory riser card to
another.
• It is generally recommended that memory be installed evenly across all memory
riser cards in the system. Balancing memory across the installed memory riser
cards allows memory access in a consistent manner and typically results in the
best possible performance for your configuration. However, balancing memory
fairly evenly across multiple memory riser cards, compared to balancing memory
exactly evenly typically has a very small performance difference.
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Plans for future memory upgrades should be taken into account when deciding which
memory feature size to use at the time of initial system order.
Figure 1. Memory features
Feature Minimum Maximum
Feature number quantity quantity
8 GB 1066 MHz 4526 0 4 (Power 710)
(2 x 4 GB RDIMMs) 8 (Power 730)
16 GB 1066 MHz 4527 0 4 (Power 710)
(2 x 8 GB RDIMMs) 8 (Power 730)
Drawer/Tower attachment:
• Feature number 5886 EXP12S SAS DASD Expansion Drawer
– Feature number 5268 supports one feature number 5886 drawer directly off
the system unit's SAS port.
– EXP12S drawers are attached to a PCI-X or PCIe SAS adapter via SAS cables.
– Not orderable on a 4-core Power 710 system (#8350).
– The system maximum is eight.
The following list shows I/O drawers that are supported or available on the 8231
machine type and the correct interface to use for each of the drawers.
Feature Order
number Description status Interface
5886 Exp 12S SAS Disk Drawer Available SAS
PCI card slots
The Power 710 and Power 730 contain four 8x, PCIe Low Profile slots.
• One GX++ slot is available on the Power 710. Two GX++ slots are available on
the Power 730. Feature 5266 can be installed in either GX++ slot.
Note: Optional GX++ Dual-port Attach adapter (#5266) is used in server clustering
configurations.
Graphics adapters
• A graphics adapter, keyboard, and mouse are not required in the minimum
configuration.
• The maximum number of graphics adapters supported in the Power 710 and
Power 730 CEC is four. Not supported under IBM i.
I/O adapters
• Host Ethernet Adapter features (#1832, #1833, and #1837) are not plugged into
a slot.
• Refer to Figure 2 for additional I/O adapter information.
Figure 2. I/O adapter features
Orderable Supported CEC Sys
feature feature Max Max
I/O adapter number number qty qty Size
PCIe LP RAID & SSD SAS A 2053 2 2 LP
PCIe LP POWER GXT145 Graphics Acc 5269 4 4 LP
PCIe LP 10Gb FCoE 2-port Adapter 5270 4 4 LP
PCIe LP 4-Port 10/100/1000 Base-T 5271 4 4 LP
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PCIe LP 10GbE CX4 1-port Adapter 5272 4 4 LP
PCIe LP 8Gb 2-Port Fibre Channel 5273 4 4 LP
PCIe LP 2-Port 1GbE SX Adapter 5274 4 4 LP
PCIe LP 10GbE SR 1-port Adapter 5275 4 4 LP
PCIe LP 4Gb 2-Port Fibre Channel 5276 4 4 LP
PCIe LP 4-Port Async EIA-232 Adap 5277 4 4 LP
PCIe LP 2-x4-port SAS Adapter 3Gb 5278 4 4 LP
Note: 1 x #5266 allowed in the Power 710. 2 x #5266 allowed in the
Power 730.
Storage devices/Bays
• The Power 710 and Power 730 have a slim media bay that can contain an
optional DVD-RAM (#5762 or follow-on) and a tape bay (only available with
#5263) that can contain a tape drive or removable disk drive.
• Either feature number 5263, 5267, or 5268 must be selected.
– Feature number 5263 supports three small form-factor (SFF) disk units, either
HDD or SSD, an SATA DVD, and a tape. No split backplane supported. No RAID
5/6 support.
– Feature number 5267 supports six SFF disk units, either HDD or SSD, and an
SATA DVD. No split backplane supported. No RAID 5/6 support.
– Feature number 5268 supports six SFF disk units, either HDD or SSD, and an
SATA DVD. No split backplane supported. RAID 5/6 supported.
– One of feature numbers 1883, 1884, 1885, 1886, 1888, 1890, 1909, or 1911
must be selected (no HDDs/SSDs are required in the CEC if feature number
0837 is selected).
– Disk units can be placed in any slot at any time with or without a split
backplane.
– A feature 1124 DAT160 80/160 GB tape feature and a feature 1123 USB
Internal Docking Station for Removable RDX Disk Drive are mutually exclusive.
One or the other can be on the system but not both. A minimum of 1 x feature
1106 or feature 1107 must be ordered with each feature 1124 ordered.
• SAS-bay-based Solid State Drive (SSDs)(#1890 and #1909) support restrictions:
– SFF features 1890 and 1909 are supported in the Power 710 and Power 730
CEC.
– SSDs and disk drives (HDDs) are not allowed to mirror each other.
– SSDs are not supported by feature 5278.
– A feature 5886 containing SSD drives cannot be attached to the CEC external
SAS port on the Power 710 or Power 730.
– In a Power 710 or Power 730, SSDs and HDDs may not be mixed with feature
number 5263. SSDs and HDDs may be mixed with feature number 5267 or
5268. However, they cannot be in the same RAID array with feature number
5268.
• HDD/SSD Data Protection -- if IBM i (#2145) is selected, one of the following is
required:
– Disk mirroring (default) -- requires feature 0040 or 0308
– SAN boot (#0837)
– RAID -- requires feature 5268
– Mixed Data Protection (#0296)
Figure 3. Storage device features
Orderable
Maximum feature
Device quantity Bay number
DVD-RAM (SATA) 1 Slim 5762
DAT160 80/160 GB Tape 1 Tape 1124
USB Internal Docking Station
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for Removable RDX Disk
Drive 1 Tape 1123
Orderable
Maximum feature
Device quantity Bay number
AIX IBM i Linux
73.4 GB 15K, 6 0 6 SFF 1-6 1883
SAS, SFF
69.7 GB 15K, 0 6 0 SFF 1-6 1884
SAS, SFF
300 GB 10K, 6 0 6 SFF 1-6 1885
SAS, SFF
146.8 GB 15K, 6 0 6 SFF 1-6 1886
SAS, SFF
139.5 GB 15K, 0 6 0 SFF 1-6 1888
SAS, SFF
69 GB SAS, SFF, 6 0 6 SFF 1-6 1890
Solid-state
69 GB SAS, SFF, 0 6 0 SFF 1-6 1909
Solid-state
283 GB 10K, 0 6 0 SFF 1-6 1911
SAS, SFF
177 GB SAS, 1.8", 8 0 8 1995
Solid-state 8 in 2 x #2053
177 GB SAS, 1.8", 0 8 0 1996
Solid-state 8 in 2 x #2053
Note: Six disks or solid-state drives maximum can be
installed internally.
Orderable
Maximum feature
Device quantity Bay number
AIX IBM i Linux
146.8 GB 15K RPM, 96 0 96 8 x #5886 3647
SAS
300 GB 15K RPM, 96 0 96 8 x #5886 3648
SAS
450 GB 15K RPM, 96 0 96 8 x #5886 3649
SAS
139.6 GB 15K RPM, 0 96 0 8 x #5886 3677
SAS
283.8 GB 15K RPM, 0 96 0 8 x #5886 3678
SAS
428.4 GB 15K RPM, 0 96 0 8 x #5886 3658
SAS
Notes:
• 3.5-inch DASD is not supported in the 8231-E2B CEC.
• SCSI disks are not supported on the 8231-E2B.
Planning information
Cable orders
No cables required.
Security, auditability, and control
This product uses the security and auditability features of host software and
application software.
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The customer is responsible for evaluation, selection, and implementation of security
features, administrative procedures, and appropriate controls in application systems
and communications facilities.
Global Technology Services
Contact your IBM representative for the list of selected services available in your
country, either as standard or customized offerings, for the efficient installation,
implementation, or integration of this product.
IBM Electronic Services
Electronic Service Agent and the IBM Electronic Support Web portal are dedicated to
providing fast, exceptional support to IBM Systems customers. The IBM Electronic
Service Agent tool is a no-additional-charge tool that proactively monitors and
reports hardware events, such as system errors, performance issues, and inventory.
The Electronic Service Agent tool can help you stay focused on your company's
strategic business initiatives, save time, and spend less effort managing day-to-day
IT maintenance issues. Servers enabled with this tool can be monitored remotely
around the clock by IBM Support all at no additional cost to you.
Now integrated into the base operating system of AIX 5.3, AIX 6.1, and AIX 7.1,
Electronic Service Agent is designed to automatically and electronically report
system failures and utilization issues to IBM, which can result in faster problem
resolution and increased availability. System configuration and inventory information
collected by the Electronic Service Agent tool also can be viewed on the secure
Electronic Support Web portal, and used to improve problem determination and
resolution by you and the IBM support team. To access the tool main menu,
simply type "smitty esa_main", and select "Configure Electronic Service Agent." In
addition, ESA now includes a powerful Web user interface, giving the administrator
easy access to status, tool settings, problem information, and filters. For more
information and documentation on how to configure and use Electronic Service
Agent, refer to
http://www.ibm.com/support/electronic
The IBM Electronic Support portal is a single Internet entry point that replaces the
multiple entry points traditionally used to access IBM Internet services and support.
This portal enables you to gain easier access to IBM resources for assistance in
resolving technical problems. The My Systems and Premium Search functions make
it even easier for Electronic Service Agent tool-enabled customers to track system
inventory and find pertinent fixes.
Benefits
Increased uptime: The Electronic Service Agent tool is designed to enhance the
Warranty or Maintenance Agreement by providing faster hardware error reporting
and uploading system information to IBM Support. This can translate to less wasted
time monitoring the "symptoms," diagnosing the error, and manually calling IBM
Support to open a problem record. Its 24 x 7 monitoring and reporting mean no
more dependence on human intervention or off-hours customer personnel when
errors are encountered in the middle of the night.
Security: The Electronic Service Agent tool is designed to be secure in monitoring,
reporting, and storing the data at IBM. The Electronic Service Agent tool securely
transmits either via the Internet (HTTPS or VPN) or modem, and can be configured
to communicate securely through gateways to provide customers a single point of
exit from their site. Communication is one way. Activating Electronic Service Agent
does not enable IBM to call into a customer's system. System inventory information
is stored in a secure database, which is protected behind IBM firewalls. It is viewable
only by the customer and IBM. The customer's business applications or business
data is never transmitted to IBM.
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More accurate reporting: Since system information and error logs are
automatically uploaded to the IBM Support center in conjunction with the service
request, customers are not required to find and send system information, decreasing
the risk of misreported or misdiagnosed errors. Once inside IBM, problem error data
is run through a data knowledge management system and knowledge articles are
appended to the problem record.
Customized support: Using the IBM ID entered during activation, customers can
view system and support information in the "My Systems" and "Premium Search"
sections of the Electronic Support Web site at
http://www.ibm.com/support/electronic
My Systems provides valuable reports of installed hardware and software using
information collected from the systems by Electronic Service Agent. Reports
are available for any system associated with the customer's IBM ID. Premium
Search combines the function of search and the value of Electronic Service Agent
information, providing advanced search of the technical support knowledgebase.
Using Premium Search and the Electronic Service Agent information that has been
collected from your system, customers are able to see search results that apply
specifically to their systems.
For more information on how to utilize the power of IBM Electronic Services, contact
your IBM Systems Services Representative, or visit
http://www.ibm.com/support/electronic
Terms and conditions
Volume orders: Contact your IBM representative.
Warranty period
Three years.
Alternative warranty options are available on a special bid basis from your IBM
representative or Business Partner.
Warranty service
If required, IBM provides repair or exchange service depending on the types of
warranty service specified for the machine. An IBM technician will attempt to resolve
your problem over the telephone, or electronically via an IBM Web site. You must
follow the problem determination and resolution procedures that IBM specifies.
Scheduling of service will depend upon the time of your call and is subject to parts
availability. If applicable to your product, parts considered Customer Replaceable
Units (CRUs) will be provided as part of the machine's standard warranty service.
Service levels are response time objectives and are not guaranteed. The specified
level of warranty service may not be available in all worldwide locations. Additional
charges may apply outside IBM's normal service area. Contact your local IBM
representative or your reseller for country- and location-specific information. This
product is covered by the following types of service.
Customer Replaceable Unit Service and On-site for other selected parts.
Customer Replaceable Unit Service: IBM provides replacement CRUs to you for
you to install. CRU information and replacement instructions are shipped with your
machine and are available from IBM upon your request. CRUs are designated as
being either a Tier 1 or a Tier 2 CRU.
Tier 1 CRU: Installation of Tier 1 CRUs is your responsibility. If IBM installs a Tier 1
CRU at your request, you will be charged for the installation. For machines with on-
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site same-day response service, IBM will replace a Tier 1 CRU at your request, at no
additional charge.
Tier 2 CRU: You may install a Tier 2 CRU yourself or request IBM to install it, at no
additional charge.
Based upon availability, CRUs will be shipped for next-business-day delivery. IBM
specifies, in the materials shipped with a replacement CRU, whether a defective
CRU must be returned to IBM. When return is required, 1) return instructions and a
container are shipped with the replacement CRU, and 2) you may be charged for the
replacement CRU if IBM does not receive the defective CRU within 15 days of your
receipt of the replacement.
The following parts have been designated as Tier 1 CRU parts:
• DASD Drive
• DVD Drive
• Dedicated Ethernet
• Fan Air Baffle
• Fan
• All PCI Adapters
• Power Supply
• Adapter - GX ++
• Line/power cord
• Keyboard
• Mouse
• External cables
• Display
• Operator Panel
• TOD Battery
• Memory DIMMs
• Processor VRM
• SAS Conduit Cable
• USB Tape Drive/Cable
• USB Tape Drive
• Interlock Switch
• RAID Aux. Cache Battery Card
• RAID AUX Cache Card
On-site Service: IBM will repair the failing machine at your location and verify its
operation. You must provide a suitable working area to allow disassembly and
reassembly of the IBM machine. The area must be clean, well lit, and suitable for
the purpose.
• IBM onsite Repair Limited, 9 hours per day, Monday through Friday, excluding
public or national holidays, next-business-day response, Latest Call Registration
15:00.
Non-IBM parts support
Warranty service: IBM is now shipping machines with selected non-IBM parts that
contain an IBM field replaceable unit (FRU) part number label. These parts are to
be serviced during the IBM machine warranty period. IBM is covering the service on
these selected non-IBM parts as an accommodation to their customers, and normal
warranty service procedures for the IBM machine apply.
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Warranty service upgrades
During the warranty period, warranty service upgrades provide an enhanced level
of On-site Service for an additional charge. A warranty service upgrade must be
purchased during the warranty period and is for a fixed term (duration). It is not
refundable or transferable and may not be prorated. If required, IBM will provide
the warranty service upgrade enhanced level of On-site Service acquired by the
customer. Service levels are response time objectives and are not guaranteed.
IBM will attempt to resolve your problem over the telephone or electronically
by access to an IBM Web site. You must follow the problem determination and
resolution procedures that IBM specifies. Scheduling of service will depend upon the
time of your call and is subject to parts availability.
On-site Service: IBM will repair the failing machine at your location and verify its
operation. You must provide a suitable working area to allow disassembly and
reassembly of the IBM machine. The area must be clean, well-lit, and suitable for
the purpose. The following service selections are available as warranty upgrades for
your machine.
• IBM On-site Repair, Same Business Day Onsite Response Time, Latest Call
Registration 12:00, 9 hours per day, Monday through Friday, excluding public or
national holidays
• IBM On-site Repair, Same Business Day 6 hours average Onsite Response Time,
24 hours per day, Monday through Sunday, 365 days a year
Customer Replaceable Units (CRUs) may be provided as part of the machine's
standard warranty CRU Service except that you may install a CRU yourself or
request IBM installation, at no additional charge, under one of the On-site Service
levels specified above. For additional information on the CRU Service, see warranty
information.
Maintenance services:
If required, IBM provides repair or exchange service depending on the types of
maintenance service specified for the machine. IBM will attempt to resolve your
problem over the telephone or electronically, via an IBM Web site. You must follow
the problem determination and resolution procedures that IBM specifies. Scheduling
of service will depend upon the time of your call and is subject to parts availability.
Service levels are response time objectives and are not guaranteed. The specified
level of maintenance service may not be available in all worldwide locations.
Additional charges may apply outside IBM's normal service area. Contact your local
IBM representative or your reseller for country- and location-specific information.
The following service selections are available as maintenance options for your
machine type.
On-site Service: IBM will repair the failing machine at your location and verify its
operation. You must provide a suitable working area to allow disassembly and
reassembly of the IBM machine. The area must be clean, well-lit, and suitable for
the purpose.
• IBM On-site Repair Limited, Next Business Day Onsite Response Time, Latest Call
Registration 15:00, 9 hours per day, Monday through Friday, excluding public or
national holidays
• IBM On-site Repair, Next Business Day Onsite Response Time, 9 hours per
day, Latest Call Registration 15:00, Monday through Friday, excluding public or
national holidays
• IBM On-site Repair, Same Business Day Onsite Response Time, Latest Call
Registration 12:00, 9 hours per day, Monday through Friday, excluding public or
national holidays
• IBM On-site Repair, Same Business Day 6 hours average Onsite Response Time,
24 hours per day, Monday through Sunday, 365 days a year
Customer Replaceable Unit Service:
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If your problem can be resolved with a CRU (for example, keyboard, mouse,
speaker, memory, or hard disk drive), and depending upon the maintenance service
offerings in your geography, IBM will ship the CRU to you for you to install. CRU
information and replacement instructions are shipped with your machine and are
available from IBM upon your request.
Based upon availability, CRUs will be shipped for next-business-day delivery. IBM
specifies, in the materials shipped with a replacement CRU, whether a defective
CRU must be returned to IBM. When return is required, 1) return instructions and a
container are shipped with the replacement CRU, and 2) you may be charged for the
replacement CRU if IBM does not receive the defective CRU within 15 days of your
receipt of the replacement.
Customer Replaceable Unit Service and On-site Service for other selected parts:
On-site and Customer Replaceable Unit Service is available in your geography.
Refer to the information above for On-site Service. Below, you will find additional
information pertaining to CRU Service available for your product.
CRUs are designated as being either a Tier 1 or a Tier 2 CRU.
Tier 1 CRUs: Installation of Tier 1 CRUs is your responsibility. If IBM installs a Tier 1
CRU at your request, you will be charged for the installation.
For machines with On-site Same-day Response Service, IBM will replace a Tier 1
CRU part at your request, at no additional charge.
Tier 2 CRUs: You may install a Tier 2 CRU yourself or request IBM to install it, at no
additional charge.
The following parts have been designated as Tier 1 CRU parts:
• DASD Drive
• DVD Drive
• Dedicated Ethernet
• Fan Air Baffle
• Fan
• All PCI Adapters
• Power Supply
• Adapter - GX ++
• Line/power cord
• Keyboard
• Mouse
• External cables
• Display
• Processor VRM
• SAS Conduit Cable
• USB Tape Drive/Cable
Feature numbers or models for which there is a maintenance charge:
8231-E2B Type/Model
8231-E2B Feature number 0551
8231-E2B Feature number 0553
8231-E2B Feature number 0555
8231-E2B Feature number 1124
8231-E2B Feature number 1890
8231-E2B Feature number 1909
8231-E2B Feature number 1995
8231-E2B Feature number 1996
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8231-E2B Feature number 5886
8231-E2B Feature number 8348
8231-E2B Feature number 8349
8231-E2B Feature number 8350
8231-E2B Feature number 8359
Machine Exchange Service: IBM will initiate shipment of a replacement machine to
your location. You are responsible for its installation and verification of operation.
You must pack the failed machine into the shipping container that contained the
replacement machine and return the failed machine to IBM. Transportation charges,
both ways, are paid by IBM. You may be charged for the replacement machine
if IBM does not receive the failed machine within 15 days of your receipt of the
replacement.
Non-IBM part support
Under certain conditions, IBM repairs selected non-IBM parts at no additional charge
for machines that are covered under warranty service upgrades or maintenance
services.
IBM Service provides hardware problem determination on non-IBM parts (for
example, adapter cards, PCMCIA cards, disk drives, and memory) installed within
IBM machines covered under warranty service upgrades or maintenance services
and provides the labor to replace the failing parts at no additional charge.
If IBM has a Technical Service Agreement with the manufacturer of the failing part,
or if the failing part is an accommodations part (a part with an IBM FRU label), IBM
may also source and replace the failing part at no additional charge. For all other
non-IBM parts, customers are responsible for sourcing the parts. Installation labor is
provided at no additional charge, if the machine is covered under a warranty service
upgrade or a maintenance service.
Warranty service upgrades
Usage plan machine
No
IBM hourly service rate classification
Three
When a type of service involves the exchange of a machine part, the replacement
may not be new, but will be in good working order.
Maintenance service offerings
This machine is eligible under terms and conditions of the IBM ServiceSuiteTM, the
IBM Enterprise Service Agreement (ESA), or under the IBM Maintenance Agreement.
Consult your IBM representative for details.
Field-installable features
Yes
Model conversions
No
Machine installation
Customer setup. Customers are responsible for installation according to the
instructions IBM provides with the machine.
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Graduated program license charges apply
Yes.
The applicable processor tier is: Small
Licensed machine code
IBM Machine Code is licensed for use by a customer on the IBM machine for
which it was provided by IBM under the terms and conditions of the IBM License
Agreement for Machine Code, to enable the machine to function in accordance with
its specifications, and only for the capacity authorized by IBM and acquired by the
customer. You can obtain the agreement by contacting your IBM representative or
visiting
http://www-1.ibm.com/servers/support/machine_warranties/machine_code.html
Machine using LMC Type Model
IBM may release changes to the machine code. IBM plans to make the machine code
changes available for download from the IBM pSeries® technical support Web site
http://www-933.ibm.com/support/fixcentral/
If the machine does not function as warranted and your problem can be resolved
through your application of downloadable machine code, you are responsible for
downloading and installing these designated machine code changes as IBM specifies.
If you would prefer, you may request IBM to install downloadable machine code
changes; however, you may be charged for that service.
Prices
Europe Business Partner terms and conditions
EMEA Business Partner Terms and Conditions
For more information, Business Partners should refer to the relevant product exhibits
on
https://www.ibm.com/partnerworld/mem/bpal/emea/exhibit/index.jsp
For all local charges, contact your IBM representative.
IBM Global Financing
IBM Global Financing offers competitive financing to credit-qualified customers to
assist them in acquiring IT solutions. Offerings include financing for IT acquisition,
including hardware, software, and services, from both IBM and other manufacturers
or vendors. Offerings (for all customer segments: small, medium, and large
enterprise), rates, terms, and availability can vary by country. Contact your local
IBM Global Financing organization or visit
http://www-03.ibm.com/financing/us/index.html
IBM Global Financing offerings are provided through IBM Credit LLC in the United
States, and other IBM subsidiaries and divisions worldwide to qualified commercial
and government customers. Rates are based on a customer's credit rating, financing
terms, offering type, equipment type, and options, and may vary by country. Other
restrictions may apply. Rates and offerings are subject to change, extension, or
withdrawal without notice.
IBM Global Financing offers competitive financing of hardware, software, and
services, from both IBM and other manufacturers or vendors.
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Financing Power Systems solutions from IBM Global Financing can help customers
acquire more from existing budgets while helping them conserve cash, and provides
a comprehensive end to end multi vendor IT financing solution. This end-to-end
approach helps form the foundation of a cohesive technology management strategy
that can be superior to ownership. We can help reduce costs compared to purchase,
increase ROI, lower Total Cost of Ownership, minimize risk, improve accountability,
and enable customers to focus on their core business strategies while giving
customers the ability to make flexible equipment decisions throughout the entire
technology life cycle.
Through our IBM Project FinancingTM program, credit-qualified customers can obtain
funding to design and build their entire IT infrastructure, aligning up-front costs
to expected project benefits. This could include financing for select facility design
and construction, building and structural upgrades, infrastructure equipment, IT
hardware, software, services and consulting. Through our Global Asset Recovery
Services' buyback program customers can obtain cash for marketable IT assets and
dispose of non-marketable assets in a way that complies with environmental laws
and regulations.
IBM Global Financing offerings are provided through IBM Credit LLC in the United
States, and other IBM subsidiaries and divisions worldwide to qualified commercial
and government customers. For all customer segments offerings, rates, financing
terms, offering type, equipment type, and options, may vary by country. Other
restrictions may apply. Rates and offerings are subject to change, extension, or
withdrawal without notice.
Announcement countries
All European, Middle Eastern, and African countries
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Service Agent, HACMP, ServiceSuite and IBM Project Financing are trademarks of
IBM Corporation in the United States, other countries, or both.
Power, Express, AIX, IBM and pSeries are registered trademarks of IBM Corporation
in the United States, other countries, or both.
Linux is a registered trademark of Linus Torvalds in the United States, other
countries, or both.
UNIX is a registered trademark of The Open Group in the United States and other
countries.
ThinkVision is a registered trademark of Lenovo Corporation in the United States,
other countries, or both.
Other company, product, and service names may be trademarks or service marks of
others.
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can be ordered under the applicable standard agreements, terms, conditions,
and prices in effect at the time. IBM reserves the right to modify or withdraw this
announcement at any time without notice. This announcement is provided for
your information only. Reference to other products in this announcement does not
necessarily imply those products are announced, or intend to be announced, in your
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