IBM 
p5 590 delivers 16-way to
32-way POWER5 processing to high-end servers
IBM United States
Hardware Announcement 104-381
October 15, 2004
 ENUS104-381.PDF (116KB)
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The IBM 
p5 590 offers:
- Rack-mount design with one or two 16-way IBM POWER5 processor books
- Standard POWER5 processors in 16- and 32-way configurations
- Up to 1,024 GB of DDR1 memory or 128 GB of DDR2 memory
- Up to 9,395 GB of internal disk storage
- Up to 128 hot-swap disk bays and 160 hot-swap PCI-X slots
- Redundant power subsystem
- Dynamic logical partitioning (DLPAR) and CoD
- Advanced POWER Virtualization technology
For ordering, contact:
Your IBM representative, an IBM Business Partner, or IBM Americas Call Centers at
800-IBM-CALL
(Reference: RE001).
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| Overview |
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The IBM p5 590 (9119-590)
provides an expandable high-end enterprise solution for managing e-business computing requirements.
The p5-590 is configured as a 42U tall, 24-inch rack. It is available in 16- and 32-way configurations. It provides memory expansion capability up to 1 TB.
The symmetric multiprocessor (SMP) server can be configured with one or two standard 16-way processor books. Each 16-way book contains two 8-way multi-chip modules (MCMs) that use state-of-the-art, 64-bit, copper-based, POWER5™ microprocessors. Each pair of processors within an MCM is supported by 1.9 MB of Level 2 cache and 36 MB of Level 3 cache. Each 16-way processor book also includes 16 slots for memory cards and six Remote I/O-2 attachment cards for connection of the system I/O drawers.
Up to eight I/O drawers can be configured on a p5-590 server. Each I/O drawer contains twenty 3.3-volt PCI-X adapter slots and up to sixteen disk bays. Fully configured, the p5-590 can support 160 PCI adapters and 128 disks at 15,000 rpm.
Other features include:
- Integrated service processor
- Integrated redundant power subsystem
- Two integrated Ultra3 dual SCSI controllers per I/O drawer
- Battery backup option
- Expansion Rack option
- DLPAR with up to 254 partitions supported
- Acoustic or slim line front and rear covers
The p5-590 supports AIX® 5L V5.2 and V5.3, Linux™, and i5/OS V5R3 operating systems. These operating systems can run simultaneously in different partitions within the p5-590 server.
Note:
Not all system features available under the AIX 5L operating system are available under the Linux
operating system.
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| Key prerequisites |
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One or more of the following operating systems:
- AIX 5L for POWER™ V5.2 with the 5200-04 Recommended Maintenance Package (APAR IY56722), or later, plus APAR IY60347
- AIX 5L for POWER V5.3 with APAR IY60349, or later
- i5/OS V5R3, or later, in a partition hosted by AIX 5L
- SUSE LINUX Enterprise Server 9 for POWER systems, or later
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS for POWER Version 3
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| Planned availability dates |
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November 19, 2004
- January 21, 2005, for Base Customer Specify Placement (#8453)
- February 28, 2005, for Acoustic Doors OEM (#6852 and #6854)
- April 8, 2005, for 32 GB Memory Cards (#7829 and #8198)
Note: i5/OS operating in a partition on a p5-590 server and the availability of 9411-100 will be supported on December 10, 2004.
Refer to the
Reference information
section for additional announcement information.
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Accessibility by people with disabilities
IBM eServer p5 590 (9119-590) is capable, when used in accordance with IBM's associated
documentation, of satisfying the applicable requirements of Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act,
provided that any assistive technology used with the product properly interoperates with it.
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| Statement of general direction |
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IBM intends to offer Capacity BackUp configurations for machine type 9119 for use in disaster recovery scenarios. The systems will be offered with primarily inactive CoD processors and will only support temporary activation of processors using On/Off CoD. The announce and availability dates are planned for first quarter 2005.
IBM intends to provide support for the 595 (9119-595) and 590 (9119-590) within the Cluster 1600 (9078-160) running Cluster Systems Management (CSM) V1.4 for both SUSE LINUX Enterprise Server 9 and AIX 5L V5.2 and V5.3 in fourth quarter 2004.
IBM plans to extend the capabilities of the IBM pSeries® High Performance Switch (HPS) (7045-SW4) with AIX 5L V5.2 by
introducing support for the p5 595 and 590. This capability is planned to be available in second
quarter 2005.
Dual service processor automatic failover capability
All 590 and 595 servers can be shipped with dual service processor cards. IBM intends to provide an automatic failover capability to the redundant service processor in first half 2005. IBM plans to make the failover support available via a no-charge firmware upgrade.
All statements regarding IBM's plans, directions, and intent are subject to change or withdrawal
without notice, and represent goals and objectives only.
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| Reference information |
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- Hardware Announcement 104-380 , dated October 15, 2004, for IBM eServer® p5 595 (9119-595).
- Hardware Announcement 104-379 , dated October 15, 2004, for IBM eServer i5 9411 100 — IBM eServer p5 I/O sub-system for i5/OS.
- Software Announcement 204-246 , dated October 15, 2004, for i5/OS on pSeries.
Trademarks
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The following information is shipped with the IBM p5 590 (9119-590). Additional copies are available. To order, contact
your IBM representative.
Order
Title number
IBM eServer(R) Hardware Information SK3T-8159
Center CD-ROM
IBM eServer Safety Information G229-9054
Setup Instructions SA41-5156
IBM Statement of Limited Warranty Z125-4753
IBM License Agreement for Machine Code Z125-5468
Pointer Sheet for Machine Internal GC52-1065
Code License Agreement
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Integrated Technology Services
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 for e-business. They can help you integrate your high-speed 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.
For details on available services, contact your IBM representative or visit
For details on education offerings related to specific products, visit
Select your country, and then select the product as the category.
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Physical specifications
IBM eServer p5 590 (9119-590) Primary System Rack
The p5-590 system includes a 24-inch primary system rack with 42U of rack space for:
- p5-590 server CEC assembly with one or two 16-way, processor books (16- to 32-way) and a maximum of 12 RIO-2 adapter cards
- A primary and redundant bulk power assembly (BPA)
- A primary and redundant, optional Integrated Battery Backup (IBB) feature
- Up to four I/O drawers
- Covers, front and rear (option for either slim line or acoustic)
A BPA is mounted in the front (primary) and rear (redundant) sections of the top 8U of the system rack. Each BPA provides a maximum power of 16.7 kW through either a 200, 380, or 480 V ac (3-phase) dual ac line cord. The CEC rack has an option for an Integrated Battery Backup feature mounted in the front (primary) and rear (redundant) sections of the rack.
Expansion Rack (#8691)
The p5-590 system includes a second bolt-on Expansion Rack (#8691). The bolt-on rack is a 24-inch rack with 42U of rack space for mounting a maximum of eight I/O drawers. This rack bolts onto the CEC system rack. The bolt-on Expansion Rack (#8691) contains I/O drawers only and receives power from the CEC rack. Both the CEC and bolt-on Expansion Racks have an option for either slim line or acoustic front and rear covers.
Dimensions
- 1 Frame — Dimensions are identical for a p5-590 system rack and bolt-on Expansion Rack (#8691).
- 2 Frame — Dimensions include the p5-590 system rack with the bolt-on Expansion Rack (#8691).
Slim line Acoustic
1 Frame 2 Frame 1 Frame 2 Frame
mm (in) mm (in) mm (in) mm (in)
Height 2,025 (79.7) 2,025 (79.7) 2,025 (79.7) 2,025 (79.7)
Width 785 (30.9) 1,575 (62.0) 785 (30.9) 1,575 (62.0)
Depth 1,326 (52.2) 1,326 (52.2) 1,681 (66.2) 1,681 (66.2)
Maximum weight configuration
The maximum weight configuration of a p5-590 rack assembly occurs when the primary CEC rack is joined with a bolt-on Expansion Rack (#8691). The options for this configuration include:
- Processor books (2)
- I/O drawers (8)
- Integrated Battery Backup (IBB), with redundancy
- Slim line or acoustic covers
The following weights include the bulk power assembly (BPA).
p5-590 CEC rack with bolt-on Expansion Rack (#8691)
With Acoustic Doors With Slim Line Doors
With IBB Without IBB With IBB Without IBB
kg (lb) kg (lb) kg (lb) kg (lb)
2,248 (4,956) 1,917 (4,359) 2,230 (4,917) 1,960 (4,320)
The maximum stand-alone weight of a fully populated p5-590 CEC rack with two processor books and four I/O drawers without IBB and two I/O drawers with IBB is:
p5-590 CEC rack
With Acoustic Doors With Slim Line Doors
With IBB Without IBB With IBB Without IBB
kg (lb) kg (lb) kg (lb) kg (lb)
1,310 (2,887) 1,249 (2,754) 1,301 (2,688) 1,241 (2,735)
For the Site Hardware Planning Guide , visit the IBM eServer Hardware Information Center and select "Planning."
To help assure installability and serviceability in non-IBM, industry-standard racks, review the vendor's installation planning information for any product-specific installation requirements.
Operating environment
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Temperature: 10° to 32°C1 (50° to 90°F1) for 16- to 32-way
- The maximum altitude for 16-way and 32-way p5-590 systems is 3,048 m (10,000 ft).
- The maximum temperature at 3,048 m (10,000 ft) is 24°C (75.2°F).
- Relative humidity: 8% to 80%
- Maximum wet bulb: 23°C (73°F) (operating)
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Sound power:
- 8.3 bels (operating with slim line covers)
- 7.6 bels (operating with acoustic covers)
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Sound pressure:
- 66 dBa (operating with slim line covers)
- 59 dBa (operating with acoustic covers)2
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The above maximum temperature of 32°C (90°F) is linearly derated
above 1,295 m (4,250 ft) as follows:
The maximum altitude for 16-way and 32-way p5-590 systems is 3,048 m (10,000 ft).
The maximum temperature at 3,048 m (10,000 ft) is 24°C (75.2°F).
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- Noise levels are for principal (typical) configurations of each frame. The 7-dB reduction in noise level with the acoustical doors corresponds to a factor of 4 reduction. That is, the noise level of a single A-Frame with thin covers is about the same as five A-Frames with acoustical covers.
Power requirements
- Operating voltage (3-phase V ac at 50/60 Hz): 200 to 240 V; 380 to 415 V; 480 V
- Rated current (A per phase): 60 A; 32 A; 24 A
- Inrush current: 163 A (max)
- Power consumption: 16,700 watts (maximum)
- Power source loading: 16.7 kVA
- Thermal output: 16,702 joules/sec (57,000 Btu/hr) maximum
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 CFR47 Part 15 Class A
- Europe — CISPR 22 Class A; "CE" Mark of Conformity
- Japan — VCCI-1
- Korea — Korean Requirement Class A
Homologation — Telecom environmental testing (Safety and EMC): Homologation approval for specific countries has been initiated with the IBM Homologation and Type Approval (H&TA) organization in LaGaude.
This IBM eServer 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
- U.S.: UL
- Canada: CNL (CSA or cUL)
- Germany/Europe: GS Mark (Safety, TUV, EN60 950)
General requirements
The p5-590 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
Minimum system configuration — IBM eServer p5 590
The minimum configuration for a p5-590 includes the following items:
- One — IBM eServer p5 590 (9119-590)
- One — 16-Way, POWER5™ Processor Book, 0-Way Active (#7981)
- Eight — 1-Way, Processor Activations (#7925)
- Two — Memory cards with a minimum of 8 GB of activated memory
- Two — Processor Clock Cards, Programmable (#7810)
- One — Power Cable Group, Bulk Power to CEC and Fans (#7821)
- Three — Power Converter Assemblies, Central Electronics Complex (#7809)
- One — Power Cable Group, First Processor Book (#7822)
- Two — System Service Processors (#7811)
- One — Multiplexer Card (#7812)
- Two — RIO-2 Loop Adapters, Single Loop (#7818)
- One — I/O Drawer (4U rack space required) (#5791 or #5794)
- One — Remote I/O Cable, 0.6 M (#7924) (between drawer halves)
- Two — Remote I/O Cables, 2.5 M (#3168)
- Two — 15,000 RPM Ultra3 SCSI Disk Drive Assemblies (#3277 or #3278)
- One — I/O Drawer Attachment Cable Group (#6122)
- One — Slim Line or Acoustic Door Kit (#6251 or #6252)
- Two — Bulk Power Regulators (#6186)
- Two — Bulk Power Controller Assemblies (#7803)
- Two — Bulk Power Distribution Assemblies (#7837)
- Two — Line Cords (#86xx)
- One — Language Specify (#9xxx)
- One — 7310-C03 Hardware Management Console (HMC)
Software requirements
One or more of the following operating systems:
- AIX® 5L for POWER™ V5.2 with the 5200-04 Recommended Maintenance Package (APAR IY56722), or later, plus APAR IY60347
- AIX 5L for POWER V5.3 with APAR IY60349, or later
- i5/OS V5R3, or later, in a partition hosted by AIX 5L
- SUSE LINUX™ Enterprise Server 9 for POWER systems, or later
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS for POWER Version 3
Note: Not all system features available under the AIX 5L operating system are available under the Linux operating system.
For a list of systems and features that operate with Linux, visit
Limitations
Configuration information
IBM eServer p5 590 (9119-590)
The model 590 server consists of the following major components:
- A 42U tall, 24-inch system rack with auxiliary expansion racks, if required.
- A redundant power subsystem housed in the top 8U of the rack, with optional battery backup capability.
- An 18U-tall central electronics complex (CEC) housing the system backplane cooling fans and system electronic components.
- One or two 16-way POWER5 processor books mounted in the CEC. Each processor book incorporates 16 memory slots.
- One to 8 I/O drawers, each containing 20 PCI-X slots and either 8 or 16 hot-swap SCSI-3 disk bays.
Central electronics complex
- The p5-590 CEC is a 18U-tall, 24-inch, rack-mounted device. It houses the system processors, memory, service support processor, I/O drawer connection capability, and associated components. It is installed immediately below the power subsystem.
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The p5-590 can be populated with one or two POWER5 standard (1.65 GHz)
16-way processor books. Each processor book contains two 8-way
multi-chip modules (MCMs). Each 8-way MCM contains four dual core
processor chips.
- Each pair of processors is supported by 1.9 MB of Level 2 cache and 36 MB of Level 3 cache.
- Each processor book provides 16 memory card slots and six slots for RIO-2 dual loop adapters for attachment of I/O drawers.
- One Multiplexer Card (#7812) is required for each processor book. The Multiplexer Card provides communication between the individual processor book and the System Service Processor.
Memory
- The p5-590 utilizes dual data rate (DDR) DRAM memory cards.
- Each processor book provides 16 memory card slots for a maximum of 32 memory cards per server.
- Minimum system memory is 8 GB. Maximum system memory is 1024 GB.
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The following DDR1 memory is available:
- 4 GB 266 MHz CUoD card with 2 GB active (#7816)
- 8 GB 266 MHz CUoD card with 4 GB active (#7835)
- 16 GB fully activated 266 MHz card (#7828)
- 32 GB fully activated 200 MHz card (#7829)
- 256 GB package of 32 fully activated 8 GB cards (#8195)
- 512 GB package of 32 fully activated 16 GB cards (#8197)
- 512 GB package of 16 fully activated 32 GB cards (#8198)
- DDR2 memory is available in 4 GB, 533 MHz fully activated memory cards (#7814).
- DDR1 and DDR2 cannot be mixed within a p5-590 server.
- Memory must be installed in identical pairs.
- p5-590 servers with one processor book must have a minimum of two memory cards installed.
- p5-590 servers with two processor books must have a minimum of four memory cards installed per processor book (two per MCM).
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The following memory configuration guidelines are recommended:
- The same amount of memory should be used for each MCM (two per processor book) in the system.
- Each 8-way MCM (two per processor book) should have some memory.
- No more than two different sizes of memory cards should be used in each processor book.
- All MCMs (two per processor book) in the system should have the same aggregate memory size.
- A minimum of half of the available memory slots in the system should contain memory.
- It is better to install more cards of smaller capacity than fewer cards of larger capacity.
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For p5-590 servers being used for high-performance computing, the
following are strongly recommended:
- Use DDR2 memory.
- Install some memory in support of each 8-way MCM (two MCMs per processor book).
- Use the same sized memory cards across all MCMs and processor books in the system.
Racks, power, and cooling
- The primary system rack is a 24-inch rack with an integrated power subsystem to support the p5-590 system. It provides 42U of rack space and houses the CEC and its components.
- A nonpowered Expansion Rack (#8691) is available if additional 24-inch rack space is required. To install the Expansion Rack feature, the side cover of the system rack is removed, the Expansion Rack is bolted to the side, and the side cover is placed on the exposed side of the Expansion Rack. Power for components in the Expansion Rack is provided from the bulk power assemblies in the powered Expansion Rack.
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All p5-590 racks and Expansion Rack features must have door assemblies
installed. Doors kits containing front and rear doors are available in
either slim line or acoustic styles.
- The slim line door kit provides a smaller footprint for use where conservation of space is desired.
- The acoustic door kit provides additional acoustic dampening for use where a quieter environment is desired.
- The height of the system rack or expansion racks (42U) may require special handling when shipping by air or when moving under a low doorway.
- The p5-590 uses redundant power throughout its design. It implements redundant bulk power assemblies, Bulk Power Regulators, power controllers, Power Distribution Assemblies, DC Power Converters, and associated cabling.
- Power for the p5-590 CEC is supplied from DC bulk power assemblies in the system rack. The bulk power is converted to the power levels required for the CEC via DC Power Convertors.
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The primary system rack always incorporates two bulk power assemblies for
redundancy. These provide 350 V dc power for devices located in those
racks and associated nonpowered Expansion Racks. These bulk power
assemblies are mounted in front and rear positions and occupy the top 8U
of the rack. To help provide optimum system availability, these bulk
power assemblies should be powered from separate power sources with
separate line cords.
- Three DC Power Converters (#7809) are always required for miscellaneous CEC components and the first 16-way processor book.
- Three additional DC Power Converters must be added for each additional 16-way processor book.
- The base CEC contains four cooling fans. Cooling Group feature number 7807 is required for p5-590 servers with two 16-way processor modules installed.
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Power cable groups are used to connect the DC Power Converters to the
bulk power assembly.
- Feature number 7821 provides power for the CEC and four cooling fans.
- Feature number 7822 provides power for the first processor book.
- Feature number 7823 provides power for the second processor book.
- Feature number 7826 provides power for Cooling Group feature number 7807.
- Bulk Power Regulators (#6186) interface to the bulk power assemblies to help ensure proper power is supplied to the system components. Bulk Power Regulators are always installed in pairs in the front and rear bulk power assemblies to provide redundancy. The number of Bulk Power Regulators required is configuration-dependent based on the number of processor MCMs and I/O drawers installed.
- Redundant Bulk Power Controller (BPC) (#7803) assemblies are required for the bulk power assemblies. In addition to providing power control, each BPC provides six power connectors for attaching system components.
- Redundant Power Distribution Assemblies (#7837) are required for all p5-590 systems, one per bulk power assembly. Each power controller provides power connections to support the system cooling fan's DC Power Converters contained in the CEC and the I/O drawers. Ten connector locations are provided by each Power Distribution Assembly.
- Additional Power Distribution Assemblies are added to provide more connections for larger system configurations.
- The number of Bulk Power Regulators (BPR) (#6186) and Bulk Power Distribution (BPD) Assemblies (#7837) varies, depending on the number of processor books and I/O drawers installed in the p5-590 server. The following table provides the number of BPRs and BPDs required for each combination:
1 Processor Book 2 Processor Books
BPRs BPDs BPRs BPDs
1 Drawer 2 2 4 4
2 Drawers 4 2 6 4
3 Drawers 4 2 6 4
4 Drawers 4 2 (#1) 6 4
5 Drawers 4 4 6 4
6 Drawers 4 4 6 4
7 Drawers NA NA 6 6
8 Drawers NA NA 6 6
Note: Four BPDs are required for p5-590 servers equipped with one processor book, four I/O drawers, and a battery backup (#6200).
- An optional Integrated Battery Backup is available, if desired. The battery backup features are designed to protect against power line disturbances and provide sufficient power to allow an orderly system shutdown in the event that the power sources fail. The battery backup features each require 2U of space in the primary system rack or in the Expansion Rack (#8691).
- The primary battery backup (#6200) is used to back up the front-mounted power subsystem. It interfaces to the power regulators with the feature number 6240 cable. If battery backup is desired, one battery backup (#6200) should be ordered for each power regulator in the front power subsystem.
- Redundant battery backup (#6201) is used for the rear-mounted power subsystem if redundancy is desired. It interfaces to the power regulators via the feature number 6240 cable. If redundant battery backup is desired, one feature number 6201 should be ordered for each power regulator in the rear power subsystem.
- The primary battery backup (#6200) is a prerequisite to ordering the redundant battery backup (#6201).
- If additional external communication and storage devices are required, 7014-T00 or T42 racks should be ordered. There is no limit on the quantity of 7014 racks allowed.
Logical partitioning
- Logical partitioning (LPAR) allows the p5-590 server resources to be allocated and to simultaneously run multiple instances of the supported operating systems on a single server.
- LPAR allocation, monitoring, and control is provided by the HMC.
- Each LPAR functions under its own instance of the operating system.
- A minimum of 128 MB of memory is required per LPAR.
Advanced POWER Virtualization technology and Partition Load Manager
- Advanced POWER Virtualization allows partitions to be created that are in units of less than one CPU (sub-CPU LPARs) and allows the same system I/O to be virtually allocated to these partitions.
- With the Advanced POWER Virtualization feature, the processors on the system can be partitioned into as many as 10 LPARs per processor.
- The Advanced POWER Virtualization feature includes Partition Load Manager, which provides cross-partition workload management across the system LPARs.
- An encrypted key is supplied to the customer and installed on the system, authorizing the partitioning at the subprocessor level.
- Using the Advanced POWER Virtualization feature, the p5-590 can be divided into as many as 254 LPARs. System resources can be dedicated to each LPAR.
- The Advanced POWER Virtualization feature requires AIX 5L V5.3 or SUSE LINUX Enterprise Server 9 for POWER.
System control
- Each p5-590 server must be connected to an HMC for system control, LPAR, Capacity Upgrade on Demand (CUoD), and service functions. The HMC is capable of supporting multiple POWER5 servers.
- Each p5-590 server can be connected to two HMCs for redundancy, if desired.
- The p5-590 is connected to the HMC through Ethernet connections.
I/O drawers
- The p5-590 uses 4U-tall remote I/O drawers for directly attached PCI or PCI-X adapters and SCSI disk capabilities.
- Each I/O drawer is divided into two separate halves. Each half contains 10 blind-swap PCI-X slots and one or two Ultra3 SCSI 4-pack backplanes for a total of 20 PCI slots and up to 16 hot-swap disk bays per drawer.
- A minimum of one I/O drawer (#5791 or #5794) is required per system. I/O drawer feature number 5791 contains 20 PCI-X slots and 16 disk bays, and feature number 5794 contains 20 PCI-X slots and 8 disk bays.
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Existing 7040-61D I/O drawers may be attached to a p5-590 server as
additional I/O drawers, if available.
- Only 7040-61D I/O drawers containing feature number 6571 PCI-X planars are supported. Any feature number 6563 PCI planars must be replaced with feature number 6571 PCI-X planars before the drawer can be attached.
- Only adapters supported on the p5-590 feature I/O drawers are supported in 7040-61D I/O drawers, if attached. Unsupported adapters must be removed before attaching the drawer to the p5-590 server.
- A maximum of eight I/O drawers can be connected to a p5-590 server.
- One single-wide, blind-swap cassette (equivalent to those in #4599) is provided in each PCI or PCI-X slot of the I/O drawer. Cassettes not containing an adapter will be shipped with a "dummy" card installed to help ensure proper environmental characteristics for the drawer. If additional single-wide, blind-swap cassettes are needed, feature number 4599 should be ordered.
- All 10 PCI-X slots on each I/O drawer planar are capable of supporting either 64-bit or 32-bit PCI or PCI-X adapters. Each I/O drawer planar provides 10 PCI-X slots capable of supporting 3.3 V signaling PCI or PCI-X adapters operating at speeds up to 133 MHz.
- Each I/O drawer planar incorporates two integrated Ultra3 SCSI adapters for direct attachment of the two 4-pack hot-swap backplanes in that half of the drawer. These adapters do not support external SCSI device attachments.
- Each half of the I/O drawer is powered separately.
p590 System Configurations
FC #8691 1/2 Processor Books Nonpowered Expansion p590 System Cumulative Rack CEC Rack EIA Height .------------------------------. | | | | 4U Filler | | 39U/40U |------------| Power | | | | | 4U Filler | | 35U/36U |------------|-----------------| | | | | 4U Filler | | 31U/32U |------------| | | | | | 4U Filler | | 27U/28U |------------| | | | | | Drawer 8* | CEC | 23U/24U |------------| | | | | 19U/20U | Drawer 7* | | |------------| | | 2U Filler | | 17U/18U |------------|-----------------| | | 6200-P1,6201-R1 | 15U/16U | Drawer 6 | 6200-P2,6201-R2 | 13U/14U |------------|-----------------| | | 6200-P3,6201-R3 | 11U/12U | Drawer 5 | 2U Filler | 9U/10U |------------|-----------------| | | | | Drawer 4 | Drawer 1 | 5U/6U |------------|-----------------| | | | | Drawer 3 | Drawer 2 | 1U/2U |------------|-----------------| |------------------------------| | With Battery Backup | '------------------------------'
p590 System Configurations
FC #8691 1/2 Processor Books Nonpowered Expansion p590 System Cumulative Rack CEC Rack EIA Height .------------------------------. | | | | 4U Filler | | 39U/40U |------------| Power | | | | | 4U Filler | | 35U/36U |------------|-----------------| | | | | 4U Filler | | 31U/32U |------------| | | | | | 4U Filler | | 27U/28U |------------| | | | CEC | | 4U Filler | | 23U/24U |------------| | | | | 19U/20U | 4U Filler | | |------------| | | 2U Filler | | 17U/18U |------------|-----------------| | | | | Drawer 8* | Drawer 4 | 13U/14U |------------|-----------------| | | | | Drawer 7* | Drawer 3 | 9U/10U |------------|-----------------| | | | | Drawer 6 | Drawer 1 | 5U/6U |------------|-----------------| | | | | Drawer 5 | Drawer 2 | 1U/2U |------------|-----------------| |------------------------------| | With Battery Backup | '------------------------------'
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- Requires two processor books
I/O drawer attachment
- System I/O drawers are always connected to the p5-590 CEC via RIO-2 loops. Drawer connections are always made in loops to help protect against a single point-of-failure resulting from an open, missing, or disconnected cable. Systems with non-looped configurations could experience degraded performance and serviceability.
- RIO-2 loop connections operate at 1 GHz. RIO-2 loops connect to the system CEC via RIO-2 Loop Attachment Adapters (#7818). Each of these adapters has two ports and can support one RIO-2 loop. Up to six of the adapters can be installed in each 16-way processor book.
- Up to eight I/O drawers can be attached to the p5-590, depending on the server and attachment configuration.
- I/O drawers may be connected to the CEC in either single-loop or dual-loop mode. Dual-loop mode is recommended whenever possible as it provides the maximum bandwidth between the I/O drawer and the CEC.
- Single-loop mode connects an entire I/O drawer to the CEC via one RIO-2 loop (2 ports). The two I/O planars in the I/O drawer are connected together via a short RIO-2 cable. Single-loop connection requires one loop (2 ports) per I/O drawer.
- Dual-loop mode connects each I/O planar in the drawer to the CEC separately. Each I/O planar is connected to the CEC via a separate RIO-2 loop. Dual-loop connection requires two loops (4 ports) per I/O drawer.
- The following table indicates the number of single-looped and double-looped I/O drawers that can be connected to a p5-590 server based on the number of processor books installed:
Single-looped Dual-looped
1 Processor book 6 3
2 Processor books 8 6
- On initial orders of p5-590 servers, IBM manufacturing will place dual-loop-connected I/O drawers as the lowest numerically designated drawers followed by any single-looped I/O drawers.
Disks, boot devices, and media devices
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The p5-590 server must have access to a device capable of reading CD
media or to a NIM server.
- The recommended devices for reading CD media are the 7212-102, 7210-025, or 7210-030. These devices attach via a PCI SCSI adapter in one of the system I/O drawers.
- If a NIM server is used, it must attach via a PCI LAN adapter in one of the system I/O drawers. An Ethernet adapter is recommended.
- A minimum of two internal SCSI hard disks are required per p5-590 server. It is recommended that these disks be used as mirrored boot devices. These disks should be mounted in the first I/O drawer whenever possible. This configuration provides service personnel the maximum amount of diagnostic information if the system encounters errors in the boot sequence.
- Boot support is also available from local SCSI, SSA, and Fibre Channel adapters, or from networks via Ethernet or token-ring adapters.
- Consideration should also be given to the placement of the AIX rootvg volume group in the first I/O drawer. This allows AIX to boot any time other I/O drawers are found offline during boot.
- If the boot source other than internal disk is configured, the supporting adapter should also be in the first I/O drawer.
- The p5-590 server incorporates an Early Power Off Warning (EPOW) capability that assists in performing an orderly system shutdown in the event of a sudden power loss. IBM recommends use of the Integrated Battery Backup features or an uninterruptible power system (UPS) to help ensure against loss of data due to power failures.
PCI and PCI-X slots and adapters
- System maximum limits for adapters and devices may not provide optimal system performance. These limits are given for connectivity and function information.
- Configuration limitations have been established to help ensure appropriate PCI or PCI-X bus loading, adapter addressing, and system and adapter functional characteristics when ordering I/O drawers. These I/O drawer limitations are in addition to individual adapter limitations shown in the feature descriptions section of the sales manual.
Keyboards and displays
- USB keyboards supporting various language groups can be ordered with the I/O drawer for use with native-attached displays on the p5-590. A three-button USB mouse connects to the USB keyboard.
- A variety of flat panel and CRT displays are available to support graphics adapters, if desired.
Adapters
- Most PCI and PCI-X adapters for the p5-590 system are capable of being hot-plugged. Any PCI adapter supporting a boot device or system console should not be hot-plugged.
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The following adapters are not hot-plug-capable:
- POWER GXT135P Graphics Accelerator with Digital Support (#2849)
- 2-Port Multiprotocol PCI Adapter (#2962)
- The maximum number of a specific PCI or PCI-X adapter allowed per p5-590 server may be less than the number allowed per I/O drawer multiplied by the maximum number of I/O drawers.
On demand computing
CUoD for processors
- CUoD for processors is available for the p5-590 servers. CUoD for processors allows inactive processors to be installed in the p5-590 server and can be permanently activated by the customer as required.
- All processor books available on the p5-590 are initially implemented as 16-way CUoD offerings with zero active processors.
- A minimum of eight permanently activated processors are required on the p5-590 server.
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The number of permanently activated processors is based on the number of
processor books installed as follows:
- One processor book installed requires eight permanently activated processors.
- Two processor books installed requires 16 permanently activated processors.
- Additional processors on the CUoD MCMs are activated in increments of one by ordering the appropriate activation feature number. If more than one processor is to be activated at the same time, the activation code should be ordered in multiples.
- After receiving an order for a CUoD for processors activation code, IBM will provide the customer with a 32-character encrypted key. This key is entered into the system to activate the desired number of additional processors.
- CUoD processors that have not been activated are available to the p5-590 server for dynamic processor sparing when running the AIX 5L operating system. If the server detects the impending failure of an active processor, it will attempt to activate one of the unused CUoD processors and add it to the system configuration. This helps to keep the server's processing power at full strength until a repair action can be scheduled.
On/Off Capacity on Demand (On/Off CoD)
- On/Off CoD is available for p5-590 servers. On/Off CoD for processors allows customers to temporarily activate installed CUoD processors and memory resources and later deactivate the resources as desired.
- Customers with installed but inactive CUoD processor and memory resources can order On/Off CoD activation features. Each On/Off CoD activation ordered authorizes activation of one processor or 1 GB of memory for 30 days of usage. These activations may be used for 30 consecutive days or turned on and off over a longer period of time, if desired.
- On/Off processor resources can be implemented via a prepaid plan, if desired. The 30 Days Prepaid Reserve Capacity features allow use of processors for up to 30 days as required at the customer's discretion without further contracts or authorization. Prepaid Reserve Capacity requires the Advanced POWER Virtualization feature.
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On/Off processor and memory resources can be implemented on a
"pay-as-you-go" basis.
- On/Off Processor and Memory Enablement features can be used. Signing an On/Off CoD contract is required. An enablement code will be supplied to activate the enablement feature.
- After the On/Off Enablement feature is ordered and the associated enablement code is entered into the system, the customer must report their on/off usage to IBM at least monthly. This information, which is used to compute the billing data, is provided to the sales channel. The sales channel will place an order for a quantity of On/Off Memory Day Billing features used and invoice the customer.
- Customers may order multiples of the On/Off CoD activation features, if desired. The HMC controlling the p5-590 server will be used to set the parameters desired when using multiple On/Off CoD activation features.
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Each On/Off CoD activation feature provides 30 days of usage for the CUoD
processor or memory feature. Each On/Off CoD feature applies to any of
the inactive CUoD processors or memory installed in the system. The
following are examples of the usage calculation:
- A processor day is measured each time a processor is activated in a 24-hour period or any fraction thereof. If four processors are activated for two hours of testing or production, the result is four processor usage days.
- Each time processors are activated starts a new measurement day. If a customer activates four processors for a two-hour test and later in the same 24-hour period activates two processors for two hours to meet a peak workload, the result is six processor days usage.
Capacity Upgrade on Demand for memory
- Capacity Upgrade on Demand (CUoD) for memory is available for p5-590 servers. CUoD for memory allows inactive memory to be installed in the p5-590 server, which can be permanently activated by the customer as required.
- CUoD for memory may be used in any available memory position.
- Additional CUoD memory cards are activated in increments of 1 GB by ordering the appropriate activation feature number. If more than one 1 GB memory increment is to be activated at the same time, the activation code should be ordered in multiples.
- After receiving an order for a CUoD for memory activation feature, IBM will provide the customer a 32-character encrypted key. This key is entered into the system to activate the desired number of additional 1 GB memory increments.
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Memory configuration rules for the p5-590 server apply to CUoD for memory
cards as well as conventional memory cards. The memory configuration
rules are applied based upon the maximum capacity of the memory card.
- Apply 4 GB configuration rules for 4 GB CUoD for memory cards with less than 4 GB of active memory.
- Apply 8 GB configuration rules for 8 GB CUoD for memory cards with less than 8 GB of active memory.
Trial Capacity on Demand
- Trial Capacity on Demand (Trial CoD) is a function delivered with all pSeries servers supporting CUoD resources beginning May 30, 2003. Those servers with standby CUoD processors or memory will be capable of using a one-time, no-cost activation for a maximum period of 30 consecutive days. This enhancement allows for benchmarking of CUoD resources or can be used to provide immediate access to standby resources when the purchase of a permanent activation is pending.
- Trial CoD is a complimentary service offered by IBM. Although IBM intends to continue it for the foreseeable future, IBM reserves the right to withdraw Trial CoD at any time, with or without notice.
Dynamic logical partitioning
- Dynamic logical partitioning (DLPAR) allows system resources to be easily and quickly configured across multiple LPARs on the p5-590 server.
- DLPAR can be used to add newly activated CUoD processors and memory into the p5-590 configuration without requiring a system reboot.
- This function is supported by AIX 5L and the Linux 2.6 kernel, which is currently available only in SUSE LINUX Enterprise Server 9 for POWER.
Planning information
Customer responsibilities: The p5-590 server does not require a raised floor; however, the model conversion to a p5-595 will require a raised floor installation.
Cable orders: No additional cables are required.
Security, auditability, and control
This product uses the security and auditability features of the operating system and application software.
The customer is responsible for evaluation, selection, and implementation of security features,
administrative procedures, and appropriate controls in application systems and communications
facilities.
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IBM Global Services has transformed its delivery of hardware and software support services to put you on the road to higher systems availability. IBM Electronic Services is a Web-enabled solution that provides you with an exclusive, no-additional-charge enhancement to the service and support on the IBM eServer. You should benefit from greater system availability due to faster problem resolution and preemptive monitoring. IBM Electronic Services is comprised of two separate but complementary elements: IBM Electronic Services news page and IBM Electronic Service Agent™.
IBM Electronic Services news page provides you with a single Internet entry point that replaces the multiple entry points traditionally used by customers to access IBM Internet services and support. By using the news page, it enables you to gain easier access to IBM resources for assistance in resolving technical problems.
The IBM Electronic Service Agent is no-additional-charge software that resides on your IBM eServer system that is designed to proactively monitor events and transmit system inventory information to IBM on a periodic customer-defined timetable. The IBM Electronic Service Agent tracks system inventory, hardware error logs, and performance information. If the server is under a current IBM maintenance service agreement or within the IBM warranty period, the Service Agent automatically reports hardware problems to IBM. Early knowledge about potential problems enables IBM to provide proactive service that maintains higher system availability and performance. In addition, information collected through the Service Agent will be made available to IBM service support representatives when they are helping answer your questions or diagnosing problems.
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This product is available for purchase under the terms of the IBM Customer Agreement (ICA).
Each IBM machine is manufactured from parts that may be new or used. In some cases, a machine may not be new and may have been previously installed.
Regardless, IBM's appropriate warranty terms apply.
Volume orders: Contact your IBM representative.
IBM Global Financing: Yes
Warranty period: One year
Warranty service: If required, IBM provides repair or exchange service depending on the types of warranty 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. 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.
CRU 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.
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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-site same-day response service, IBM will replace a Tier 1 CRU part at your request, at no additional charge.
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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:
- Return instructions and a container is shipped with the replacement CRU.
- You may be charged for the replacement CRU if IBM does not receive the defective CRU within 30 days of your receipt of the replacement.
The following parts have been designated as Tier 1 CRU parts: Not applicable
On-site service: IBM on-site repair (IOR): 24 hours per day, 7 days a week, same-day response. 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.
ServiceSuite™ and ServiceElect (formerly ESA) maintenance
For ServiceElect (Z125-5510) and ServiceSuite (Z125-5745) Statements of Work
Maintenance services: If required, IBM provides repair or exchange service depending on the types of warranty 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. If applicable to your product, parts considered 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.
CRU 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.
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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-site same-day response service, IBM will replace a Tier 1 CRU part at your request, at no additional charge.
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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:
- Return instructions and a container is shipped with the replacement CRU.
- You may be charged for the replacement CRU if IBM does not receive the defective CRU within 30 days of your receipt of the replacement.
The following parts have been designated as Tier 1 CRU parts: Not applicable
On-site service: IOR: 24 hours per day, 7 days a week, same-day response. 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.
Usage plan machine: No
IBM hourly service rate classification: Two
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.
Field-installable features: Yes
Model conversions: No
Machine installation: Installation is performed by IBM. IBM will install the machine in accordance with the IBM installation procedures for the machine. In the United States, contact IBM at 800-IBM-SERV (426-7378) and in other countries contact the local IBM office.
The machine installation guide specifies site preparation, physical requirements, and installation (operating) environment, and any cabling included in the installation along with the approximate installation time in hours. Customer requests for installation of items not covered in the installation guide may be performed at IBM's hourly service rate designated for the machine.
Graduated charges: Yes
Group number: H5
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 for which the customer has paid.
You can obtain the agreement at
You can also obtain the agreement by contacting your IBM representative.
Should it become necessary for IBM to make changes to machine code, IBM will make the changes available at the IBM eServer p5 technical support page on ibm.com. If the machine does not function as warranted and your problem can be resolved through your application of machine code changes, you are responsible for downloading and installing the designated machine code changes as IBM specifies. You may request IBM to install machine code changes; however, you may be charged for the installation of such changes.
Educational allowance: A reduced charge is available to qualified education customers. The educational allowance may not be added to any other discount or allowance.
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The prices provided in this announcement are suggested retail prices for the U.S. only and are provided for your information only. Dealer prices may vary, and prices may also vary by country. Prices are subject to change without notice. For additional information and current prices, contact your local IBM representative.
The following are newly announced features on the specified model of the IBM eServer 9119 machine type:
Purchase
Description price MMMC(3) CSU
Machine type/model 9119-590
eServer MT 9119 $27,000 $2,850 No
- 3
- Minimum monthly maintenance charge
Initial/
Feature Purchase MES/ RP
Description number price MMMC Both CSU MES
Machine type/model 9119-590
AIX Partition Specify 0265 NC Initial
Linux Partition Specify 0266 NC Initial
i5/OS Partition Specify 0267 NC Initial
i5/OS Version V5R3 Specify 0530 NC Initial
2.5M 16-bit SCSI-2 2425 $ 130 Both No No
System-to-System Cable
External USB 1.44 MB 2591 100 Both No No
Diskette Drive
2-Port USB PCI Adapter 2738 300 Both No No
POWER GXT135P Graphics 2849 457 Both No No
Accelerator with
Digital Support
8-Port Asynchronous 2943 1,395 Both No No
Adapter EIA(TM)-232/RS-422,
PCI bus
128-Port Asynchronous 2944 1,295 Both No No
Controller, PCI bus
IBM ARTIC960Hx 4-Port 2947 3,625 Both No No
Multiprotocol PCI Adapter
Cable, V.24 / EIA-232 2951 175 Both Yes No
Cable, V.35 2952 320 Both Yes No
Cable, V.36 / EIA-499 2953 255 Both Yes No
Cable, X.21 2954 175 Both Yes No
2-Port Multiprotocol 2962 2,000 Both No No
PCI Adapter
RIO-2 (Remote I/O-2) 3147 660 Both No No
Cable, 3.5 M
RIO-2 (Remote I/O-2) 3170 800 Both No No
Cable, 8.0 M
36.4 GB 15,000 RPM 3277 2,125 Both No No
Ultra320 SCSI Disk
Drive Assembly
73.4 GB 15,000 RPM 3278 3,258 Both No No
Ultra320 SCSI Disk
Drive Assembly
L200P Flat Panel Monitor 3636 1,975 Both Yes No
Initial/
Feature Purchase MES/ RP
Description number price MMMC Both CSU MES
IBM T541H /L150p 15-inch 3637 $ 750 Both Yes No
TFT Color Monitor
IBM C220p 21-inch Color 3638 995 Both Yes No
Monitor, Business
Black, and Cable
IBM ThinkVision(TM) L170p 3639 995 Both Yes No
Flat Panel Monitor
Service Shelf Tool Kit 3757 0 Both No No
PCI Blind Swap Cassette 4599 50 MES No No
Kit, Single Wide Adapters,
Universal
7040-61D I/O Drawer 4643 0 Both No No
Attachment Indicator
IBM Token-Ring PCI Adapter 4959 795 Both No No
10/100 Mbps Ethernet 4962 495 Both No No
PCI Adapter II
Software Preinstall 5005 0 Initial
IBM Gigabit Ethernet-SX 5700 1,700 Both No No
PCI-X Adapter
IBM 10/100/1000 Base-TX 5701 1,280 Both No No
Ethernet PCI-X Adapter
IBM 2-Port 10/100/1000 5706 1,920 Both No No
Base-TX Ethernet PCI-X
Adapter
IBM 2-Port Gigabit 5707 2,550 Both No No
Ethernet-SX PCI-X Adapter
PCI-X Dual Channel 5710 790 Both No No
Ultra320 SCSI Blind
Swap Adapter
PCI-X Dual Channel 5711 3,600 Both No No
Ultra320 SCSI RAID
Blind Swap Adapter
2 Gigabit Fibre Channel 5716 2,720 Both No No
PCI-X Adapter
10 Gigabit Ethernet-SR 5718 6,000 Both No No
PCI-X Adapter
I/O Drawer, 20 Slots,
16 Disk Bays 5791 32,000 $194 Both No No
8 Disk Bays 5794 30,000 194 Both No No
I/O Drw.Cbl.Grp,
Prim.Rck/9U 6121 400 Both No No
Prim.Rck/5U 6122 400 Both No No
Prim.Rck/1U 6123 400 Both No No
Prim.Rck/13U 6124 400 Both No No
8691.Rck/1U 6125 400 Both No No
8691.Rck/5U 6126 400 Both No No
8691 Rck/9U 6127 400 Both No No
Bulk Power Regulator 6186 4,000 Both No No
Integrated Battery Backup, 6200 4,500 Both No No
Primary or Redundant-Front
Mounted
Integrated Battery Backup, 6201 4,500 Both No No
Redundant Rear Mounted
PCI Universal Differential 6204 650 Both No No
Ultra SCSI Adapter
Cable, Integrated Battery 6240 400 Both No No
Backup to Bulk Power
Regulator, Primary Rack
Slim Line Doors, System 6251 6,000 Both No No
and #5792 Racks
Acoustic Doors System 6252 8,000 Both No No
and #5792 Racks
Slim Line Doors, #8691 6253 3,000 Both No No
Expansion Rack
Acoustic Doors, #8691 6254 8,000 Both No No
Expansion Rack
Initial/
Feature Purchase MES/ RP
Description number price MMMC Both CSU MES
Power Cord (6-foot),
(125 V, 15 A), 6470 $ 17 Both Yes No
Plug Type #4
(250 V, 15 A), United 6487 17 Both Yes No
States, Plug Type #5
Power Cord (9-foot),
To Wall/OEM PDU,
(125 V, 15 A), 6471 17 Both Yes No
Plug Type #70
(250 V, 16 A), 6472 17 Both Yes No
Plug Type #18
(250 V, 10 A), 6473 17 Both Yes No
Plug Type 19
(250 V, 13 A), 6474 17 Both Yes No
Plug Type #23
(250 V, 16 A), 6475 17 Both Yes No
Plug Type #32
(250 V, 10 A), 6476 17 Both Yes No
Plug Type #24
(250 V, 16 A), 6477 17 Both Yes No
Plug Type #22
(250 V, 16 A), 6478 17 Both Yes No
Plug Type #25
(250 V, 10 A), 6479 17 Both Yes No
Plug Type #6
(125 V, 15 A or 250 V, 6488 48 Both Yes No
10A), Plug Type #2
(250 V, 10 A), 6493 17 Both Yes No
Plug Type #62
(250 V, 10 A), 6494 17 Both Yes No
Plug Type #69
(250 V, 10 A), 6495 17 Both Yes No
Plug Type #64
(250 V, 10 A), 6496 17 Both Yes No
Plug Type #66
Slim Line Doors OEM, 6851 6,000 Both No No
System and #5792 Racks
Acoustic Doors OEM, 6852 8,000 Both No No
System and #5792 Racks
Slim Line Doors, OEM, 6853 3,000 Both No No
#8691 Expansion Rack
Acoustic Doors, OEM, 6854 8,000 Both No No
#8691 Expansion Rack
Ethernet Cable, 6M, HMC 7801 14 Both No No
to System Unit
Ethernet Cable, 15M, HMC 7802 31 Both No No
to System Unit
Bulk Power Controller 7803 4,000 Initial
Assembly
Cooling Group 7807 4,000 Both No No
DC Power Converter, 7809 6,000 Both No No
Processor Book
Processor Clock Card, 7810 575 Initial
Programmable
System Service Processor 7811 3,500 Initial
Multiplexer Card 7812 2,200 Both No No
4 GB DDR2 Memory Card, 7814 28,672 Both No No
533 MHz
4 GB CUoD Memory Card 7816 7,987 Both No No
2 GB Active, DDR1
Remote I/O-2 (RIO-2) 7818 3,400 Both No No
Loop Adapter, Two Port
Power Cable Group
CEC Primary Fans 7821 650 Initial
1st CEC Book 7822 650 Initial
2nd CEC Book 7823 650 Both No No
7807 Cooling Group 7826 650 Both No No
16 GB DDR1 Memory 7828 81,920 Both No No
Card, 266 MHz
Initial/
Feature Purchase MES/ RP
Description number price MMMC Both CSU MES
32 GB DDR1 Memory 7829 $163,840 Both No No
Card, 200 MHz
8 GB CUoD Memory Card 7835 15,974 Both No No
4 GB Active, DDR1
Bulk Power Distribution 7837 2,500 Both No No
Assembly
On/Off Processor 7839 0 MES Yes No
Enablement for #7981
I/O Drw.Cbl.Grp,
8691 Rack/13U 7847 650 Both No No
8691 Rack/19U 7848 650 Both No No
8691 Rack/23U 7849 650 Both No No
RIO-2 (Remote I/O-2) 7924 300 Both No No
Cbl, 0.6 M
Activation, #7981 CUoD 7925 16,400 $342 Both Yes No
Processor Book, One
Processor
30 Days Prepaid Reserve 7926 5,467 0 Both Yes No
Capacity for #7981
Bolt-Down Kit,
Low-Raised Floor 7937 7,000 Both No No
High-Raised Floor 7938 7,000 Both No No
Non-Raised Floor 7939 7,000 Both No No
Compact Handling Option 7960 500 Initial
1 GB Activation #7816 and 7970 2,662 Both Yes No
#7835 Memory Features
On/Off Memory Enablement 7973 0 MES Yes No
On/Off Memory Billing 7974 30 MES Yes No
16-Way POWER5 Standard 7981 65,400 570 Both No Cnv
CUoD Processor Book,
0-Way Active
Advanced POWER 7992 0 Both Yes No
Virtualization
On/Off Processor 7993 182 0 MES Yes No
Billing for Feature #7981
128-Port Asynchronous
Controller Cable,
4.5 Meter 8131 60 Both Yes No
23 cm (9-inch) 8132 40 Both Yes No
RJ-45 to DB-25 Converter 8133 120 Both Yes No
Cable
Rack-Mountable Remote 8136 2,500 Both Yes No
Asynchronous Node 16-Port
EIA-232
Enhanced Remote 8137 1,595 Both Yes No
Asynchronous Node
16-Port EIA-232
256 GB DDR1 Memory 8195 786,432 Both No No
(32 x 8 GB)
512 GB DDR1 Memory
(32 x 16 GB Cards) 8197 1,703,936 Both No No
(16 x 32 GB Cards) 8198 2,228,224 Both No No
Base Customer Specify 8453 0 Initial
Placement
Line Cord,
8AWG, 14 ft, No Plug 8677 1,000 Both No No
6AWG/Type W, 14 ft, 8688 2,000 Both No No
IEC309 60A Plug
6AWG/Type W, 6 ft, 8689 1,500 Both No No
IEC309 60A Plug
Expansion Rack, 8691 8,000 189 Both No No
24-inch, 42U
Line Cord,
6AWG, 14 ft, No Plug 8694 500 Both No No
8AWG, 14 ft, IEC309 8697 2,000 Both No No
30A Plug
8AWG, 6 ft, IEC309 8698 1,500 Both No No
30A Plug
Initial/
Feature Purchase MES/ RP
Description number price MMMC Both CSU MES
Quiet Touch Keyboard --
USB, Business Black,
U.S. English, #103P 8800 $100 Both Yes No
French, #189 8801 100 Both Yes No
Italian, #142 8802 100 Both Yes No
German/Austrian, #129 8803 100 Both Yes No
U.K. English, #166 8804 100 Both Yes No
Spanish, #172 8805 100 Both Yes No
Japanese, #194 8806 100 Both Yes No
Brazilian/Portuguese, #2758807 100 Both Yes No
Canadian French, #058 8808 100 Both Yes No
Belgian/Dutch, #120 8810 100 Both Yes No
Swedish/Finnish, #153 8811 100 Both Yes No
Danish, #159 8812 100 Both Yes No
Bulgarian, #442 8813 100 Both Yes No
Swiss/French/German, 8814 100 Both Yes No
#150F/G
Norwegian, #155 8816 100 Both Yes No
Dutch, #143 8817 100 Both Yes No
Portuguese, #163 8818 100 Both Yes No
Greek, #319 8819 100 Both Yes No
Hebrew, #212 8820 100 Both Yes No
Hungarian, #208 8821 100 Both Yes No
Polish, #214 8823 100 Both Yes No
Slovakian, #245 8825 100 Both Yes No
Czech, #243 8826 100 Both Yes No
Turkish, #179 8827 100 Both Yes No
LA Spanish, #171 8829 100 Both Yes No
Arabic, #238 8830 100 Both Yes No
Korean, #413 8833 100 Both Yes No
Chinese/U.S., #467 8834 100 Both Yes No
French Canadian, #445 8835 100 Both Yes No
Thai, #191 8836 100 Both Yes No
Russian, #443 8838 100 Both Yes No
Yugoslavian/Latin, #105 8839 100 Both Yes No
U.S. English (EMEA), #103P 8840 100 Both Yes No
Southern Hemisphere 9004 0 Both Yes No
Designator for Monitors
Language Group Specify --
U.S. English 9300 NC Initial
Dutch 9700 NC Initial
French 9703 NC Initial
German 9704 NC Initial
Polish 9705 NC Initial
Portuguese 9707 NC Initial
Spanish 9708 NC Initial
Italian 9711 NC Initial
Canadian French 9712 NC Initial
Japanese 9714 NC Initial
Traditional Chinese 9715 NC Initial
(Taiwan)
Korean 9716 NC Initial
Turkish 9718 NC Initial
Hungarian 9719 NC Initial
Slovakian 9720 NC Initial
Russian 9721 NC Initial
Simplified Chinese (PRC) 9722 NC Initial
Czech 9724 NC Initial
Romanian 9725 NC Initial
Slovenian 9727 NC Initial
ServiceSuite and ServiceElect (formerly ESA) maintenance: For ServiceSuite and ServiceElect Maintenance Service charges, contact IBM Global Services at 888-IBM-4343 (426-4343).
Feature conversion purchase price
Feature conversions for 9119-590
Feature conversion for rack-related features:
From To Purchase feature number feature number price 5794 -- I/O Drawer, 5791 -- I/O Drawer, $24,500 20 Slots, 8 Disk Bays 20 Slots, 16 Disk Bays
Return parts: No.
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