Hardware Announcement 102-323
December 3, 2002
The IBM 
zSeries 800 Model 0X2: A New Sub-Dyadic Addition to the
z800 Family
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At a Glance
The z800 family is an attractively priced solution for those requiring
zSeries functionality with total capacity less than that currently
offered by the IBM 
zSeries 900. It now offers:
- Ten general-purpose models from an entry-level sub-uniprocessor up to a quadratic processor (4+1), including the new Model 0X2 , a lower entry dyadic that is intended to leverage z/OS.e for implementing new workloads in a mixed workload environment and to provide additional granularity in the z800 family for existing traditional workloads.
- A Coupling Facility-only model on which one to four engines can be enabled
-
IBM
zSeries Offering for Linux
- zSeries Fiber Cabling Service
For ordering, contact:
Your IBM representative, an IBM Business Partner, or the Americas Call Centers at 800-IBM-CALL (Reference: YE001).
Overview
The newest addition to the z800 family of servers, Model 0X2 is intended to provide a lower entry point for customers interested in running in a mixed workload environment. Model 0X2 is designed to allow leveraging the full new workload capabilities of the z800, while taking advantage of the aggressive software pricing available with z/OS™.e. The 0X2 is also designed to provide granularity to manage traditional work. It is upgradeable within the z800 family and into the z900 family.
Key Prerequisites
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Refer to the
Software Requirements
section.
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Customers who are still using parallel-attached devices must obtain a
parallel channel converter box such as:
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The IBM 9034, available through IBM Global Financing (IGF).
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A third-party parallel channel converter box such as the Optica 34600
FXBT. For more information about Optica offerings, contact Optica at:
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The IBM 9034, available through IBM Global Financing (IGF).
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A Systems Assurance Pre-Installation Review is required for the first
installation in a customer location. For details, refer to the
z800 Systems Assurance Product Review (SAPR) Guide
(SA01-007), available via Resource Link™ at:
Planned Availability Dates
- December 9, 2002 — New builds
- December 9, 2002 — MES Upgrades to 0X2
- March 9, 2003 — MES Upgrades from 0X2
Description
The z800 is intended to provide growth and continuity for traditional zSeries installations requiring zSeries functionality with total capacity less than that currently offered by the z900.
The z800 offers:
- Simple setup
- A single self-contained frame package
- Ease of installation and operation
- Components and functions common with the z900
- Reliability, availability, and serviceability (RAS) features comparable to those of the z900
- Functional similarity to the z900 at a lower cost
- Growth within the z800 family, and also into the z900 family
Performance for Your e-business Advantage
The z800 brings 64-bit architecture capability and key functional characteristics of the z900 to those requiring zSeries functionality with total capacity less than z900.
The z800 combined with z/OS.e is intended to bring you increased flexibility, choice, and capacity for adding new workloads and for running a mix of new or traditional work.
The addition of Model 0X2 increases this flexibility by adding a new dyadic performance point. The performance of the 0X2 is estimated to:
- Be approximately 60% of the performance of the z800 Model 0A2
- Have performance comparable to the 9672 Model RB6 or the 2003 Model 257
- Have approximately 90% of the performance of the 9672 R44
If the 0X2 is configured with LPAR to run two equal dedicated partitions, each partition is expected to have approximately the same performance as the z/800 Model 0A1.
The above performance statement is an Internal Throughput Rate Ratio (ITRR) based on measurements and projections using standard IBM benchmarks in a controlled environment and is subject to change without notice. The actual throughput that any user will experience will vary depending upon considerations, such as the amount of multiprogramming in the user's job stream, the I/O configuration, and the workload processed. Therefore, no assurance can be given that an individual user will achieve throughput equivalent to the performance ratios stated here. Such performance estimates are provided "AS IS" and no warranties or guarantees are expressed or implied by IBM. Software licenses that are based on machine performance will be billed based on these estimates until such time that IBM determines and publishes final performance measurements, at which time appropriate billing adjustments may be made as determined by IBM.
For more detailed performance information, including Large System Performance Reference (LSPR) information, contact your IBM representative.
Technical Description/High Level Design/Functions and Features: For a complete technical description and detailed information regarding the functions and features of the z800 servers, refer to Hardware Announcement 102-052 , dated February 19, 2002.
Processor Unit (PU) Usage for the z800
The following table describes the PU usage of the z800, including by model, the number of:
- PUs
- Central Processors (CPs)
- System Assist Processors (SAPs)
- Optional Internal Coupling Facilities (ICFs)
- Mandatory and Optional Integrated Facility for Linux (IFL) features
- Spare Processor Units (Spares)
- Available engines for Dynamic Capacity Upgrade on Demand (DCUoD)
- Available engines for Capacity Upgrade on Demand (CUoD)
- Available engines for Customer Initiated Upgrade (CIU)
- Available engines for Capacity Backup (CBU)
Each model has a mandatory quantity of CPs, SAPs, and spare PUs assigned. The 0E1 model also has one mandatory IFL. Any remaining PUs may be assigned to optional functions such as ICFs, IFLs, DCUoD, CUoD, CIU, or CBU.
Processor Unit Usage
Mand- Sp- DCUoD CUoD CIU CBU
atory ICFs IFLs ares Engines Engines Engines Engines
Mod PUs CPs SAPs IFLs MAX MAX MAX MAX(1) MAX(1) MAX(1) MAX(2)
0E1 5 1 1 1 2 3 2 2(3) 2(3) 2(3) 2(3)
0A1 5 1 1 0 3 3 3 3(3) 3(3) 3(3) 3(3)
0B1 5 1 1 0 3 3 3 3(3) 3(3) 3(3) 3(3)
0C1 5 1 1 0 3 3 3 3(3) 3(3) 3(3) 3(3)
0X2 5 2 1 0 2 2 2 2(3) 2(3) 2(3) 2(3)
001 5 1 1 0 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
0A2 5 2 1 0 2 2 2 2(3) 2(3) 2(3) 2(3)
002 5 2 1 0 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
003 5 3 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
004 5 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0CF 5 NA 1 NA 4 NA 3 NA NA 3 NA
0LF 5 NA 1 1 NA 4 3 NA 3 3 NA
- 1
- ICFs and IFLs can be added concurrently if the initial LPAR setup is done properly.
- 2
- CBU applies to whole zSeries general purpose engine additions only. It does not apply to IFL or ICF adds.
- 3
- While model upgrades to the processor itself are concurrent, some software that has been or currently is supported on z800 may not be able to take advantage of the increased capacity without performing an initial program load (IPL). Refer to the following table for details.
NA = Not Applicable
Operating System IPL Required ?
OS/390(R) V2.8 through Yes, for capacity chgs to
V2.10 0E1/0A1/0B1/0C1/0X2/0A2
z/OS V1.1 through V1.4 Yes, for capacity chgs to
0E1/0A1/0B1/0C1/0X2/0A2
z/OS.e V1.3 through V1.4 Yes, for capacity chgs to
0E1/0A1/0B1/0C1/0X2/0A2
Linux 2.2 and 2.4 for Yes, for all capacity changes
S/390(R)
Linux 2.4 for zSeries Yes, for all capacity changes
VSE/ESA(TM) V2.4 and later Yes, for all capacity changes
TPF V4.1 Yes, for all capacity changes
VM/ESA(R) V2.4 No IPL required
z/VM(TM) V3.1 No IPL required
z/VM V4.1, V4.2, V4.3 No IPL required
Accessibility by People with Disabilities
Section 508 of the U.S. Rehabilitation Act
The z800 Model 0X2 is capable on delivery, when used in accordance with IBM's associated documentation, of satisfying the applicable requirements of Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, 29 U.S.C. Section 794d, as implemented by 36 C.F.R. Part 1194, provided that any Assistive Technology used with the Product properly interoperates with it.
Product Positioning
The z800 Servers are intended to provide an attractively priced solution in a package that offers excellent price/performance for customers requiring zSeries functionality and total capacity less than that currently offered by the z900.
The Model 0X2 extends this capability to customers interested in running in a mixed workload environment. It is designed to allow leveraging the full new workload capabilities of the z800 while taking advantage of the aggressive software pricing available with z/OS.e. The 0X2 is also designed to provide granularity to manage traditional work.
The z800 has been offering existing S/390 and zSeries customers a transition to the new world of e-business servers exploiting z/Architecture™, and is intended to take full advantage of the IBM Framework for e-business. The z800 is a lower-entry-price, new workload platform for customers who want the zSeries qualities of service.
Reference Information
- Hardware Announcement 100-323 , dated October 3, 2000 (z900)
- Hardware Announcement 101-308 , dated October 4, 2001 (z900 GA2)
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Hardware Announcement
102-030
, dated January 29, 2002 (IBM zSeries Offering for Linux)
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Hardware Announcement
102-052
, dated February 19, 2002 (IBM zSeries 800 Full Family)
- Services Announcement 602-003 , dated February 19, 2002 (zSeries Fiber Cabling Service)
-
Hardware Announcement
102-123
, dated April 30, 2002 (New Models of IBM zSeries
z900 and New Functions for z800 and z900)
- Hardware Announcement 102-181 , dated June 25, 2002 (System Managed CF Structure Duplexing)
- Hardware Announcement 102-209 , dated August 13, 2002 (New Functions for zSeries)
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Hardware Announcement
102-271
, dated October 22, 2002 (IBM zSeries New Model 0E1 and
Non-Raised Floor Support)
- Hardware Announcement 102-285 , dated November 5, 2002 (Replacements for the Hardware Management Console and Key Entry Console)
- Software Announcement 202-031 , dated February 19, 2002 (z/OS V1R3 Availability and R4 Preview)
- Software Announcement 202-032 , dated February 19, 2002 (z/OS.e V1.3)
- Software Announcement 202-036 , dated February 19, 2002 (zELC Software Pricing Structure)
- Software Announcement 202-104 , dated April 30, 2002 (z/VM V4.3)
- Software Announcement 202-190 , dated August 13, 2002 (z/OS V1.4 GA and z/OS V1.5 Preview)
- Software Announcement 202-191 , dated August 13, 2002 (z/OS.e V1.4 GA and z/OS.e V1.5 Preview)
- Software Announcement 202-187 , dated August 13, 2002 (IBM SDK for z/OS, JAVA 2 Technology V1.4)
- Software Announcement 202-295 , dated October 22, 2002 (zELC Software Pricing for z800 Model 0E1)
Trademarks
Education Support
Your primary source for education on the IBM
zSeries™ 800 should be the courses provided in the Education section on
the Resource Link™ Web site. You may also call IBM Education and
Training at 800-IBM-TEACH (426-8322) for other catalogs, schedules, and
enrollments.
Publications
The following publications are shipped with the announced product:
- Install Manual (G229-9023)
- Service Guide (G229-9029)
- Safety Inspection (G229-9031)
Publications for z800
Publications for the z800 can be obtained via Resource Link by accessing the following Web site:
Using the instructions on the Resource Link panels, obtain a user ID and password. Resource Link has been designed for easy access and navigation.
z800 publications that are available in the Library section of Resource Link:
- System Overview (SA22-1028)
- Open Systems Adapter-Express Customer's Guide and Reference (SA22-7476)
- PR/SM™ Planning Guide (SB10-7033)
- Stand-Alone IOCP User's Guide (SB10-7032)
- IOCP User's Guide (SB10-7029)
- ESCON® and FICON™ CTC Reference (SB10-7034)
- HMC Guide (The form number for this document will change with the version number. Check the Resource Link Library for the current document.)
- Operation Guide (The form number for this document will change with the version number. Check the Resource Link Library for the current document.)
- Managing Your Processors (GC38-0452)
- API Guide (SB10-7030)
- Maintenance Information for Desktop Consoles (GC38-3115)
- Maintenance Information for ThinkPad® Consoles (GC38-3117)
- Parts Catalog (G123-7473)
- Maintenance Information for Fiber Optic Links (SY27-2597)
- Planning for Fiber Optic Links (GA23-0367)
- Fiber Optic Cleaning Procedures (SY27-2604)
z800 publications available in the Library section of Resource Link and as part of publications ship group:
- Install Manual (G229-9023)
- Service Guide (G229-9029)
- Safety Inspection (G229-9031)
IBM Resource Link
IBM's e-business strategy is evolving in sophistication from simple delivery of e-business applications to more advanced applications.
IBM Resource Link is the Web site for product planning, administering, training, and communicating with customers and Business Partners for zSeries 800. Resource Link is designed to increase your satisfaction, reduce warranty and installation costs, provide timely support, and deliver customized product information.
Initially available on September 30, 1999, Resource Link provides post-sale information and support using the Internet. The primary areas include planning, education, library, forums, and technical support for Enterprise Servers.
Resource Link continues to extend this function to the z800. Resource Link function includes:
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Customized Planning Aid
This tool provides a streamlined plan for the installation of a system. Each aid will be tailored to a specific order and used as a guide to hardware planning information.
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Forums
Forums provide online collaboration for sharing ideas and concepts between IBM and customers who participate in the product introduction programs for zSeries 800 hardware and the early ship programs for z/OS™ software products. "Up-to-the-minute" information is available about program status, and so on.
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Web-based multimedia education
Education is provided to keep up with rapidly changing technology. Numerous courses have been developed to teach you basic system operation and provide guidance on specific tasks and tools. The course catalog is continually expanding as new system functions and features are added.
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Access to cross-server technical support
Part of the technical support function within the Resource Link site, cross-server technical support allows customers and Business Partners to quickly locate Web-based and non-Web-based technical support information and services for all IBM server products. It also provides the ability to obtain assistance from IBM if your needs require more than the Web site offers.
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Personalization of site content
"Subscription" allows customers and Business Partners to organize site content by specifying their interests in the area called "personal folders." Site-resident content is "pushed" to you by e-mail, notifying you of updates and changes. This is particularly useful for remaining current on such things as product publications, hardware planning material, and certain machine information.
Some specific current functions in support of the z800 include:
- A CHPID Mapping Tool that allows you to change the default CHPID numbers for the channels on your z800.
- Installation planning details by machine serial number configuration, which define unique requirements for individual orders.
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Specific machine data and information, based on serial number, including
account numbers and warranty information, that provides:
- EC/MCL levels and descriptions of MCLs not yet installed
- Ability to register for e-mail notification if MCL apply is overdue
- Ability to register for e-mail notification if a HIPER MCL is released for the affected machine
- N+1 power status (if enabled), obtained from the last scheduled call home, which provides the ability to register for e-mail if N+1 power is not available
- Second SE status (if enabled), obtained from the last scheduled call home, which provides the ability to register for e-mail if the second SE is not operating
- Weekly call home status (if enabled), which provides the ability to register for e-mail if weekly call home stops
- Listing of all HIPER MCLs with descriptions
- Purpose and Description files for all microcode versions
- Registered interest across the entire site
- Push technology that dynamically informs you of internal code status and changes
- Rapid information access that uses the Web as the first source of IBM information
- Web-based multimedia education that keeps up with rapidly changing technology
- Ability to push solutions and information to you based on personal knowledge and preferences
- Access to Q&As and the opportunity to comment on ideas and concepts
- Profile-driven e-mail leverages our account knowledge and allow rapid push of product technology offerings, announcements, and press releases
Once you get to the Resource Link site, instructions are provided for obtaining a password and ID that will gain you access to this powerful information source.
IBM's Customer Care Advantage includes publications that support the zSeries.
Technical Support Portal is world-class, Web-based technical support. Navigate and access related Web sites to find technical support libraries, user-to-user collaboration, installation planning, and access to geography local support teams.
For additional information, refer to:
The following publication will be available at planned availability.
To order, contact your IBM representative.
Technical Introduction: IBM z/800 Series (SG24-6515):
The Publication Notification System (PNS) is available by order number/product number. Customers currently subscribing to PNS will automatically receive notifications by e-mail. Customers who wish to subscribe, can visit the PNS Web site location at:
The publications listed on the notification can be ordered by calling the Pubs Support Group in Raleigh at 800-879-2755, option 1.
The IBM Publications Center Portal:
The Publications Center is a WW 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. Furthermore, a large number of publications are available online in various file formats, which can currently be downloaded free of charge.
Note that PNS subscribers most often order their publications via the Publications Center.
Technical Information
Specified Operating Environment
Physical Specifications: The mechanical package for the z800 servers conforms to EIA guidelines for frames.
The 2066 requires 30 inches of service clearance on all four sides.
- Width: 720.0 mm
- Depth: 1145.6 mm
- Height: 1810.8 mm
- Weight: 545.0 kg
- Input Supply Voltage Range: 200-240 V single phase
- Supply Voltage Tolerance: +/- 10% when input is 240 V, then +6%/-10%
- Supply Power Frequency: 50/60 Hz
- Frequency Tolerance: +/- 3 Hz
- Power Factor Correction: PF greater than 0.99 at rate max input current
- Harmonic Currents: Applicable to JEIDA standard
- Intake Air Temperature: 10° to 35°C
- Cooling Method: Air flow cooling
- Humidity: 20% to 80%
- Acoustics Noise: Category 2D, LWAu=7.0 bels, operating and idling modes
- Vibration/Shock Resistance: 3.5 (in operate)
- Electromagnetic Compatibility: Meets FCC Class A; CISPR and CE Conformity
Hardware Requirements
For the appropriate peripheral hardware and device attachments, contact your IBM representative.
IBM devices previously attached to IBM S/370™ or S/390® systems are supported for attachment to z800 server channels, unless noted. The subject I/O devices must meet ESCON or FICON architecture requirements to be supported. I/O devices that meet OEMI architecture requirements are supported only via an external converter. Prerequisite Engineering Change Levels may be required. For further detail, contact IBM service personnel.
Refer to the Key Prerequisites section for additional information regarding how to obtain external converters.
Note: IBM cannot confirm the accuracy of performance, compatibility, or any other claims related to non-IBM products. Questions regarding the capabilities of non-IBM products should be addressed to the suppliers of those products.
Hardware Functions and Capabilities with the z800:
The hardware functions and capabilities of the z800 are described in
detail in Hardware Announcement
102-052
, dated February 19, 2002.
Software Requirements
At the time of this announcement, the z800 will be supported by the following operating systems:
- OS/390® V2 Releases 9 and 10*
- z/OS V1.1*, V1.2*, V1.3*, and V1.4*
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z/OS.e V1.3* and V1.4*
- z/OS and z/OS.e must both be run in 64-bit mode on a z800 server.
- z/OS is required to run in 64-bit mode on z900 and z800 servers.
- z/OS.e can run only on a z800 server.
Note: z/OS 1.2, 1.3, and 1.4 may be eligible for the z/OS Bimodal Migration Accommodation software. For additional information, refer to Software Announcement 202-190 , dated August 13, 2002.
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VM Versions:
- VM/ESA® V2.4
- z/VM™ V3.1*, V4.1*, V4.2*, and V4.3*
- VSE/ESA™ V2.5, and later
- TPF V4.1
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Linux:
- Kernel 2.2-based Linux for S/390 — 31-bit distribution
- Kernel 2.4-based Linux for S/390 — 31-bit distribution
- Kernel 2.4-based Linux for zSeries — 64-bit distribution
The z800 does
not
support operating systems in 370 mode.
Support Levels and Schedules for all Operating Systems, Applications
The operating system planned availability dates shown below may not always match the z800 general availability dates. The z800 systems will be supported at planned availability by the then currently available releases of the operating systems as listed above. Where necessary, APARs and/or SPEs will be provided.
OS/390, z/OS, Support in Basic Mode and LPAR Mode
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OS/390 Releases Supported:
- OS/390 V2.9
- OS/390 V2.10
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z/OS Releases Supported (must be run in 64-bit on z900 and z800 servers)
- z/OS V1.1
- z/OS V1.2
- z/OS V1.3
- z/OS V1.4
Note: z/OS V1.2, V1.3, and V1.4 may be eligible for the z/OS Bimodal Migration Accommodation software. For additional information, refer to Software Announcement 202-190 , dated August 13, 2002.
z/OS.e Releases, Support in LPAR Mode Only
- z/OS.e V1.3
- z/OS.e V1.4
VM Support in Basic Mode and LPAR Mode
Releases Supported:
- VM/ESA V2.4 with APARs VM62676, VM62811, VM62942, and VM62665 (Does not support Integrated Facility for Linux engines)
- z/VM V3.1 (Does not support Integrated Facility for Linux engines)
- z/VM V4.1
- z/VM V4.2 with APARs VM62938 and PQ51738 (Required for HiperSockets support.)
- z/VM V4.3
VSE Support in Basic Mode and LPAR Mode
Releases Supported:
- VSE/ESA V2.5
- VSE/ESA V2.6
Releases Supported: TPF V4.1
The following are not offered on the z800:
- Compatibility I/O cage.
- Parallel channels. An ESCON-to-parallel converter box is required
- OSA-2.
- Internal Battery Feature (IBF). An external Universal Power System (UPS) is recommended.
- Power Save.
- Integrated Cluster Bus (ICB) technology prior to ICB-3.
- Concurrent memory upgrades.
- Upgrades into any z800 model (from 9672, 7060, and so on).
- Spare PU on Model 004 — similar to the largest models of 9672.
- Individual cable features; cables are ordered via IBM zSeries Fiber Cabling Service offered by IBM Global Services.
- Concurrent upgrades with all software levels (Note 2).
Note 1: IFL engines can be used only to run Linux workloads.
Note 2: While model upgrades to the processor itself are concurrent, your software may not be able to take advantage of the increased capacity without performing an Initial Program Load (IPL) as noted in the table below:
Operating System IPL Required ?
OS/390 V2.8 through Yes, for capacity chgs to
V2.10 0E1/0A1/0B1/0C1/0X2/0A2
z/OS V1.1 through V1.4 Yes, for capacity chgs to
0E1/0A1/0B1/0C1/0X2/0A2
z/OS.e V1.3 through V1.4 Yes, for capacity chgs to
0E1/0A1/0B1/0C1/0X2/0A2
Linux V2.2 and 2.4 for Yes, for all capacity changes
S/390
Linux V2.4 for zSeries Yes, for all capacity changes
VSE/ESA V2.4 and later Yes, for all capacity changes
TPF V4.1 Yes, for all capacity changes
VM/ESA V2.4 No IPL required
z/VM V3.1 No IPL required
Z/VM V4.1, V4.2, V4.3 No IPL required
Planning Information
IBM zSeries Fiber Cabling Service for the z800: Fiber optic cables for the z800 may be ordered via the IBM Network Integration and Deployment Services for zSeries Fiber Cabling (zSeries Fiber Cabling Service) offered by IBM Global Services. I/O fiber optic cables for the z800 are not available as features.
The zSeries Fiber Cabling Service is designed to deliver a convenient, packaged solution to reduce the complexity of planning, ordering, and installing fiber optic cables. This solution is packaged as follows:
- A selection of 24 predefined sizes is available.
- Each size is offered at a fixed price.
- The e-configuration tool calculates the number of fiber optic cables that should be required.
- Select the appropriate size based upon the z800 channel configuration.
Refer to the services section of Resource Link for further details.
Access Resource Link at:
The following tasks must be performed prior to machine installation if the cabling services contract is not purchased:
- All fiber cable planning and support
- All purchasing of correct qualified fiber cables
- All installation of any required fiber mode conditioners
- All installation of any required fiber conversion cables
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All routing of fiber cables to correct floor cutouts for proper
installation to machine
- Use the CHPID report/mapping to accurately route all cables.
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All labeling of fiber cables with CHPID numbers for proper installation
to machine
- Use the CHPID report/mapping to accurately label all cables.
Additional service charges may be incurred during the machine
installation if the above cabling tasks are not accomplished as directed.
Security, Auditability, and Control
The customer is responsible for evaluation, selection, and implementation of security features, administrative procedures, and appropriate controls in application systems and communications facilities.
Terms and Conditions
This product is available for purchase under the terms of the IBM Customer Agreement.
IBM hardware products are manufactured from new parts, or new and used parts. In some cases, the hardware product may have been previously installed.
Regardless, IBM warranty terms apply.
The following exhibit provides processor MSUs for z800 models:
Model MSUs 0E1 7 0A1 13 0B1 20 0C1 25 0X2 28 001 32 0A2 44 002 60 003 84 004 108
The above MSU values are estimates based on performance measurements and projections and are subject to change without notice.
IBM software licenses which are based on machine performance will be billed based on these MSU values until such time that IBM determines and publishes new MSU values, at which time appropriate billing adjustments will be made for both future and retroactive software usage. Software licenses which follow the zELC pricing structure will be based on zELC model pricing.
IBM Credit Corporation Financing: Yes
Warranty Service: IBM On-Site Repair (IOR) 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, same-day response.
ServiceSuite™ and ServiceElect (formerly ESA) Maintenance: IBM IOR 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, same-day response.
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.
Field-Installable Features: Yes
Licensed Internal Code: IBM Licensed Internal Code is licensed for use by a customer on a specific machine, designated by serial number, under the terms and conditions of the IBM Agreement for Licensed Internal Code to enable a specific machine to function in accordance with its specifications, and only for the capacity authorized by IBM and for which the customer paid. The Licensed Internal Code for the Integrated Facility for Linux (IFL) may be used only to support Linux workloads and may not be used for any other purposes.
Prices
Product Charges: For charges, consult your IBM representative.
Plant/
Machine Feature Field
Description Type Model Number Instal
zSeries 800 2066
0X2 4598
Sub Dyadic Processor 0X2 4598 P/F
Standard Features:
Base Frame 2000 P/F
Service Element (SE):
SE (TR/Enet) 0086 P/F
SE (Dual Ethernet) 0087 P/F
Language:
U.S. English 2924 P
France 2928 P
German 2929 P
Spanish 2930 P
Spain 2931 P
Italian 2932 P
Canadian/French 2935 P
Portugal 2978 P
Brazilian/Portuguese 2979 P
U.K. English 2980 P
Norwegian 2983 P
Sweden/Finland 2987 P
Netherlands 2988 P
Belgian/French 2989 P
Denmark 2993 P
Swiss/French/German 2997 P
Luxembourg Orders from Belgium 5560 P
Iceland Orders from Denmark 5561 P
China Orders from Hong Kong 5562 P
Structure (choose one modem
type and/or one hemisphere):
110 v Modem 2940 P
220 v Modem 2941 P
Northern Hemisphere 9930 P
Plant/
Machine Feature Field
Description Type Model Number Instal
Southern Hemisphere 9931 P
Line Cords (choose one):
6 ft Chicago Line Cord 2700 P
14 ft U.S./Canada/Japan 2701 P
14 ft World Trade Line Cord 2702 P
Optional Features:
Server:
IFL Engines on Gen'l Purp Mod 3700 P/F
ICF Engines on Gen'l Purp Mod 3702 P/F
Capacity Backup (CBU) 3704 P/F
Customer Initiated Upgrade Enablement 9898 P/F
Customer Initiated Upgrade Flag 9899 P/F
Storage:
8 GB Memory increment 1208 P/F
Fiber Quick Connect (FQC)
MTP Base Bracket 7933 P
MTP Additional Brackets 7934 P
MTRJ 6 ft Harnesses (5) 7935 P
I/O and Logic:
ICB Cable 0227 P/F
ISC-M Card 0217 P/F
ISC-D Card 0218 P/F
ISC Port on FC 0218 Card 0219 P/F
STI-M Card 0222 P/F
PCI Cryptographic Coprocessor 0861 P/F
PCI Cryptographic Accelerator 0862 P/F
Triple DES PCI 0865 P/F
TKE/Token Ring 0866 P/F
TKE/Ethernet 0869 P/F
TKE Hardware (Token Ring) 0876 P/F
TKE Hardware (Ethernet) 0879 P/F
Triple DES Code with TKE 0875 P/F
TKE/Token Ring 0886 P/F
TKE/Ethernet 0889 P/F
ICB-3 Function 0993 P/F
FICON Express LX 2319 P/F
FICON Express SX 2320 P/F
16-Port ESCON Card 2323 P/F
ESCON Port Function 2324 P/F
OSA-Express 155 ATM SM 2362 P/F
OSA-Express 155 ATM MM 2363 P/F
OSA-Express GbE LX 2364 P/F
OSA-Express GbE SX 2365 P/F
OSA-Express Fast Ethernet 2366 P/F
OSA-Express High Speed TR 2367 P/F
Power:
PSC24V Card 0223 P/F
Power Sequence Control 6402 P/F
Miscellaneous:
Crypto Hardware Present 0800 P
EMEA Special Ops 1022 P
Custom Quick Ship 1748 P
JCM Ops 2029 P
Electronic LICCC 1750 P
I/O Cards:
Full Airflow Card 0112 P/F
ISC-D Airflow 0113 P/F
Airflow (PSC24V and STI-M) 0225 P/F
Service Element (SE):
MAU (Req'd for TR Solution) 0088 P/F
Hub (Req'd for Enet Solution) 0089 P/F
Plant/
Machine Feature Field
Description Type Model Number Instal
Hardware Management Console (HMC):
HMC White 0073 P/F
17 in White Console Display 6090 P/F
21 in White Console Display 6091 P/F
Token Ring/HMC 0023 P/F
Ethernet/HMC 0024 P/F
DVD 0047 P/F
HMC w/TR Enet, DVD -- Black 0074 P/F
HMC w/TR Enet, DVD -- Black 0075 P/F
17 in Black Console Display 6092 P/F
21 in Black Console Display 6093 P/F
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Title Number
IBM Redbook for z800 SG24-6515
For ServiceElect (ESA) Maintenance Service Charges, contact IBM Global Services at 888-IBM-4343 (426-4343).
Model Conversion Purchase Price
Model
From To
0X2 001*
0X2 0A2*
0X2 002*
0X2 003*
0X2 004*
0A1 0X2*
0B1 0X2*
0C1 0X2*
- *
- If field installed on a purchased machine, parts removed or replaced become the property of IBM and must be returned.
There are no upgrades from other machine types (for example, 9672, 7060,
and so on) to IBM z800.
Feature Conversion Purchase Price
Feature Returned Continuous
From To Parts Maintenance
4598 4603 Y Y
4598 4604 Y Y
4598 4605 Y Y
4598 4606 Y Y
4598 4607 Y Y
4600 4598 Y Y
4601 4598 Y Y
4602 4598 Y Y
Y = Yes
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