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Table of contents

Product life cycle dates	Publications
Abstract	Features
Highlights	Accessories
Description	Machine elements
Models	Supplies
Technical description

Product life cycle dates

Type Model	Announced	Available	Marketing Withdrawn	Service Discontinued
8203-E4A	2008/01/29	2008/02/29	2011/05/27	2019/03/31

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The IBM 8203 Power Systems 520 Express deskside and 4U rack-mount servers (8203-E4A) utilize either a 4.2 GHz or 4.7 GHz POWER6 processor and are available in 1-, 2-, and 4-core configurations.

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Abstract

The IBM 8203 Power Systems 520 Express deskside and 4U rack-mountservers (8203-E4A) utilize either a 4.2 GHz or 4.7 GHz POWER6 processorand are available in 1-, 2-, and 4-core configurations.

Model abstract 8203-E4A

The IBM 8203 Power Systems 520 supports single- or dual-core POWER6processors on a single- or dual-chip planar. The processors in thisserver are 64-bit, with 4 MB of L2 cache per core. In a 4-coreconfiguration, the system can contain up to 64 GB of memory via eightDDR2 memory DIMM slots running at speeds up to 667 MHz. The Power 520Express contains either six 3.5-inch SAS DASD bays, which can accommodateup to 2700 GB of disk storage, or eight 2.5-inch SAS DASD bays, which canaccomodate up to 1174.4 GB of disk storage. All DASD devices are directdock and hot pluggable. A slim media bay is available for a DVD-ROM orDVD-RAM and a half-high media bay is available for a tape drive.

Highlights

The IBM Power Systems 520 Express server is designed to bring theeconomies, efficiencies, and capabilities of POWER6 to your small anddistributed business needs:

64-bit scalability, offering 1-, 2-, and 4-core configurations
Powerful, symmetric multiprocessing (SMP), on demand server
Deskside or rack-mount configuration
Integrated 10/100/1000 dual-port Virtual Ethernet with optional10/100/1000 quad-port or dual-port 10 Gb Virtual Ethernet
EnergyScale(TM) technology
Performance and capacity needed by your demanding applications
Up to 64 GB of memory
Five PCIX/PCIe I/O slots; two GX+ slots
Up to 1800 GB of internal disk storage
One media bay for DVD-ROM or DVD-RAM
One media bay for tape drive

Description

The Power 520 model 8203-E4A allows the following upgrades from 940xsystems:

Power Systems 520

Summary of standard features:

Tower or rack-mount (4U) configurations
1-, 2-, and 4-core SMP design
1 GB of PC2-5300 667 MHz ECC (error checking and correcting) memoryexpandable to 16 GB (1-core), 32 GB (2-core), or 64 GB (4-core)
Choice of three DASD options:
- Dual-port 10/100/1000 Mb copper(default)
- Quad-port 10/100/1000 Mb copper
- Dual-port 10 Gb optical
Two media bays:
- Two PCIe x8 slot, short card length
- One PCIe x8 slots, full card length
- Two PCIX DDR slots, full card length
One GX+ slot (shares same space as PCIe x8 slot 1) (GX+ slot notavailable on a 1-core configuration)
- Optional Quad-port 10/100/1000 Mb Ethernet
- Optional Dual-port 10 Gigabit Ethernet
Hot-swap and redundant cooling
Three USB ports; two system ports
Two HMC ports; two SPCN ports

The Power Systems 520 Express server includes EnergyScale technologythat provides features such as power trending, power-saving, capping ofpower, and thermal measurement. Clients with a 9406 Model 150, 170, 270,520, 600, 620, 640, 720, 800, S10, S20, S30, or 9405-520 that wasinstalled before January 1, 2008 are eligible to receive one no-chargeprocessor entitlement of IBM i with the purchase of a new 1-core Power520 (8203-E4A).

Clients with a 9406 Model 170, 270, 520, 650, 720, 730, 740, 800, 810,820, 825, 830, S40, or 9405-520 that was installed before January 1, 2008are eligible to receive one no-charge processor entitlement of IBM i withthe purchase of a new 2-core Power 520 (8203-E4A).

Clients with a 9406 Model 520, 650, 730, 740, 810, 820, 825, 830, S40,or 9405-520 that was installed before January 1, 2008 are eligible toreceive one no-charge processor entitlement of IBM i with the purchase ofa new 4-core Power 520 (8203-E4A).

Clients must provide a valid serial number for an installed Model tobe eligible for this offer. Ordering will be available through the IBMconfigurator.

The purchase of Power 520 Solution editions are not eligible for thisoffer.

Deployment Ready Services

IBM offers a portfolio of integration, configuration andcustomization services for IBM Power Systems. TheseDeployment-ready Services are designed to accelerate customersolution deployment and reduce related resources and cost.Offerings include:

Integration:

Standard tagging Radio Frequency Item Device (RFID)

Special packaging:

Remote access Partitioning Customized operatingsystem/firmware

For more information on Deployment-Ready Services refer to:

Micro-partitioning for IBM i 5.4 and IBM i 6.1, AIX, and Linuxpartitions

Lx86 for Linux partitions

VIOS for IBM i 6.1, AIX, and Linux partitions

IVM for IBM i 6.1, AIX, and Linux partitions

Live Partition Mobility for AIX and Linux partitions

Partition Mobility, available only with PowerVM-Enterprise (#8507),enables you to move a running AIX or Linux LPAR from one physical serverto another with no downtime if both servers are using POWER6 processors.This is a significant advancement in Power Systems virtualizationtechnology and can assist you with performing the following commonbusiness needs while keeping the business up and running:

Evacuating a system before performing scheduled maintenance
Moving workloads across a pool of different physical resources asbusiness needs shift
Moving workloads off underutilized machines so that they can bepowered off to save on energy and cooling costs

Micro-Partitioning support for a single core being shared by up to 10logical partitions.

Virtual I/O Server is a single-function appliance that resides in aPOWER5 or POWER6 processor-based partition. It facilitates the sharingof physical I/O resources between client partitions (AIX V5.3 or later,IBM i V6.1, or Linux) within the server. VIOS provides virtual SCSItargets and shared Ethernet adapter (SEA) virtual I/O to client LPARs.

Virtual SCSI (VSCSI) enables the sharing of physical storage adapters(SCSI and Fibre Channel) and storage devices (disk and optical) betweenLPARs.

Virtual networking: SEA enables connectivity between internal andexternal virtual LANs (VLANs); virtual Ethernet enables high-speedconnections between partitions.

Lx86 supports running most x86 Linux applications within Linuxpartitions (see PowerVM Lx86 - Limitations).

PowerVM Editions:

PowerVM -Express (#7983) supports up to 3 partitions per system(VIOS, AIX, Linux and /or IBM i) which share processors and I/O. No HMCrequired or supported. It allows users to try out the IVM and the VIOS,which they would not get with an HMC.

PowerVM -Standard (#8506) supports up to 10 partitions per core, HMCmanagement, VIOS, Lx86 and multiple shared processor pools.

PowerVM -Enterprise (#8507) adds support for Live Partition Mobilityfor AIX and Linux partitions.

Power 520 Capacity Backup (CBU) Capability

(Applies to IBM i only)

The two-core or four-core Power 520 systems' CBU designation can helpmeet your requirements for a second system to use for backup, highavailability, and disaster recovery. It enables you to temporarilytransfer IBM i processor license entitlements and IBM i user licenseentitlements purchased for a primary machine to a secondary CBU system.Temporarily transferring these resources, instead of purchasing them foryour secondary system, may result in significant savings. Processoractivations cannot be transferred.

The CBU specify feature #0444 is available only as part of a newserver purchase or during an MES upgrade from an existing system to a8203-E4A. Certain system prerequisites must be met and systemregistration and approval is required before the CBU specify feature canbe applied on a new server; feature #0444 cannot be added to a SolutionEdition feature #9635.

Standard IBM i terms and conditions do not allow either IBM iprocessor license entitlements or IBM i user license entitlements to betransferred permanently or temporarily. These entitlements remain withthe machine they were ordered for. When you register the associationbetween your primary and on-order CBU system, you must agree to certainterms and conditions regarding the temporary transfer.

After a CBU system designation is approved and the system isinstalled, you can temporarily move your optional IBM i processor licenseentitlement and user license entitlements from the primary system to theCBU system when the primary system is down or while the primary systemprocessors are inactive. The CBU system can then better support failoverand role swapping for a full range of test, disaster recovery, and highavailability scenarios. Temporary entitlement transfer means that theentitlement is a property transferred from the primary system to the CBUsystem and may remain in use on the CBU as long as the registered primaryand CBU systems are in deployment for the high availability or disasterrecovery operation.

The primary system for a Power 520 (8203-E4A) server can be:

Before you can temporarily transfer IBM i user entitlements, you musthave more than the minimum number of IBM i user entitlements on a 9408.9406-525 or 8203 primary server. The minimum number of IBM userentitlements for a 2-core 8203-E4A is 30. The minimum number of IBM iusers is 50 for a 4-core 8203-E4A primary server. You must also have atleast 30 IBM i user entitlements on the 2-core CBU server or 50 IBM iuser entitlements on the 4-core CBU server. You can then transfer anyIBM i user entitlements above the minimum, assuming the total IBM i userson the primary system do not require the IBM i entitlement you want totransfer during the time of the transfer. The 9409-M50, 9406-550, and9406-520 1/2-core do not have user entitlements that can be transferred.However, you can purchase user entitlements for the Power 520 users torun on your new CBU system in blocks of either 10 or unlimited. If youpurchase these entitlements when you purchase your 520 CBU system, theprice will be discounted.

For example, if you have a 2-core Power 520 (8203-E4A or 9408-M25) asyour primary system with two IBM i processor license entitlements (oneabove the minimum) and 50 IBM i user entitlements (20 above the minimum),you can temporarily transfer up to one IBM i entitlement and up to 20user entitlements. During this temporary transfer, the CBU system'sinternal records of its total number of IBM i processor and user licenseentitlements is not updated, and you may see IBM i license noncompliancewarning messages from the CBU system.

If your primary or CBU machine is sold or discontinued from use, anytemporary entitlement transfers must be returned to the machine on whichthey were originally acquired.

For CBU registration and further details, visit:

Express Editions and Solution Editions with the IBM iOperating System

Express editions enable initial ease of ordering and feature a lowerprice than if you ordered them 'a la carte' or build-to-order. Takingadvantage of the edition is the only way you can use no-charge featuresfor processor activations and IBM i user license entitlements. TheExpress editions are available only during the initial system order andcannot be ordered after your system is shipped.

The IBM configurator offers these easy-to-order Express editions thatinclude no-charge activations or no-charge IBM i user entitlements. Youcan modify the Express Edition configurations to match your exactrequirements for your initial shipment -- increasing or decreasing theconfiguration. If you create a configuration that falls below any of thedefined minimums, the IBM configurator replaces the no-charge featureswith equivalent function regular charge features.

A solution edition helps meet the needs of SAP application users forthe 2-core 8203. Users of SAP's mySAP, ERP, BI, CRM, PLM, and SCM canqualify to use this edition. Users of JD Edwards' EnterpriseOne andWorld applications can qualify to use the 2-core 8203 solution edition.

The Power 520 Solution Editions for SAP applications require proof ofa minimum purchase before the system is shipped from IBM. For details,visit the Solution Edition Web site at:

For the validation form and entitlement requirements, visit:

Express Editions/Solution Editions for the Power 520

One-core Power 520 Express editions: 1-core entry (#9633)

To use the no-charge features on your initial order, you must order aminimum of:

One 1-core 4.2 GHz processor card (#5633)
One 2 GB memory feature (#4521)
Two 139.5 GB 15k rpm disk drives (#3677)
One dual-port 1 Gb integrated Ethernet adapter (#5623)
Two power supplies, 950 watt, base (#7703)
One SATA DVD-RAM (#5762)
One DASD/media backplane with external SAS port (#8310)
One 80/160 GB DAT160 SAS tape drive (#5619)
Two power cords (6xxx)
One processor activation (#5676) (no additional charge)
Five IBM i user entitlements (no additional charge) (57xx--SSC)
Five IBM i user entitlements (charge) (57xx--SSC)
System i Access unlimited users (57xx-XW1)
WebSphere Development Studio and Rational development software (V5R4:5722-WDS, V6R1: 5761-WDS and 5733-RDI)
PowerVM Standard Edition (#8506), or higher
One year of software maintenance

One-Core 520 Express Editions: 1-Core Growth (#9634)

To use the no-charge features on your initial order, you must order aminimum of:

One 1-core 4.2 GHz processor card (#5633)
One 4 GB memory feature (#4532)
Four 139.5 GB 15k rpm disk drives (#3677)
One SAS RAID Enablement (#5679)
One quad-port 1 Gb integrated Ethernet adapter (#5624)
Two power supplies, 950 watt, base (#7703)
One DVD-ROM (#5756 for backplane #8345; #5743 for backplane #8310)
One DASD/media backplane (#8345 or #8310)
One 80/160 GB DAT160 SAS tape drive (#5619)
Two power cords (6xxx)
One processor activation (#5676) (no additional charge)
Ten IBM i user entitlements (no additional charge) (57xx--SSC)
Ten IBM i user entitlements (charge) (57xx--SSC)
System i Access unlimited users (57xx-XW1)
WebSphere Development Studio and Rational development software (V5R4:5722-WDS, V6R1: 5761-WDS and 5733-RDI)
PowerVM Standard Edition (#8506), or higher
DB2 Web Query (5733-QU2)
One year of software maintenance

2-core/4-core Power 520 Express Editions: 30-user/50-user,150-user, and unlimited user

30-User/50-User Express Edition (#9636 (2-core) or #9639 (4-core))

To receive a no-charge feature on the initial order, you must order aminimum of:

One IBM i processor license
150 IBM i user entitlements
4 GB memory (#4532 default)
Four SAS or SCSI IBM i disk drives (any size)
One SAS RAID Enablement (#5679) for the system unit or one 1.5 GBwrite cache disk controller #5583/5782/5778/5904/5908) or a pairof #5903 380MB write cache disk controllers.
Two power supplies (2 x #7703)
PowerVM Standard Edition (#8506), or higher

The no-charge feature is two no-charge processor activations and tenno-charge IBM i user license entitlements.

Depending on IBM country specific definitions, a services voucher mayalso be available to you.

Unlimited-User Express Edition (#9638 (2-core) or #9643 (4-core))

To receive a no-charge feature on the initial order, you must order aminimum of:

One 2-core 4.2 GHz (#5634) or one 2-core 4.7 GHz (#5577) processorcard
Two processor activations (#5677 for processor #5634; #5579 forprocessor #5577) at no charge
30/50/150/unlimited IBM i user entitlements, depending on the edition
One 8 GB memory feature (#4523)
Six 139.5 GB 15k rpm SAS disk drives (#3677)
One SAS RAID Enablement (#5679)
One Quad-port 1 Gb integrated Ethernet adapter (#5624)
Two power supplies, 950 watt (#7703)
One DVD-ROM (#5756 for backplane #8345; #5743 for backplane #8310)
One DASD/media backplane (#8345 or #8310)
One 80/160 GB DAT160 SAS tape drive (#5619)
Two power cords (6xxx)
One GX adapter for 12X I/O loop
One 9910 UPS
One UPS communication cable (#1827)
One IBM i processor entitlement (chargeable) (57xx--SSA)
PowerVM Standard Edition (#8506), or higher
System i Access unlimited users (57xx-XW1)
WebSphere Development Studio and Rational development software (V5R4:5722-WDS, V6R1: 5761-WDS and 5733-RDI)
DB2 Web Query (5733-QU2)
One year of software maintenance

The suggested starting configuration for the 4-core Entry ExpressEditions (#9639, #9640, #9643) includes:

1 x 1-core 4.2 GHz processor card (#5633)
1 x 2048 MB (2 x 1024 MB) DIMMs (#4521)
2 x 146.8 GB 15,000 RPM Disk Drive (#3647)
1 x IBM Deskside Cover Set (#7112)
1 x Dual-port 1 Gb Integrated Ethernet Daughter Card (#5623)
2 x Power supply, 950 Watt, Base (#7703)
1 x SATA DVD-RAM (#5762)
1 x DASD/Media Backplane without external SAS, 6 x 3.5-inch DASD(#8308)
1 x Op Panel Cable with 3.5-inch DASD Backplane (#1843)
1 x Language Group Specify (#9300 or #97xx)
2 x Power cord (6xxx)

Receive one processor activation (#5676) at no additional charge. Oneprocessor is activated.

Rack configuraton:

1 x 2-core 4.2 GHz processor card (#5634)
1 x 4096 MB (2 x 2048 MB) DIMMs (#4532)
2 x 146.8 GB 15,000 RPM Disk Drive (#3647)
1 x IBM Deskside Cover Set (#7112)
1 x Dual-port 1 Gb Integrated Ethernet Daughter Card (#5623)
2 x Power supply, 950 Watt, Base (#7703)
1 x SATA DVD-RAM (#5762)
1 x DASD/Media Backplane without external SAS, 6 x 3.5-inch DASD(#8308)
1 x Op Panel Cable with 3.5-inch DASD Backplane (#1843)
1 x Language Group Specify (#9300 or #97xx)
2 x Power cord (6xxx)
1 x Processor activation (#5654)

Receive one processor activation (#5677) at no additional charge. Twoprocessors are activated.

Rack configuraton:

1 x 2-core 4.7 GHz processor card (#5577)
1 x 4096 MB (2 x 2048 MB) DIMMs (#4532)
2 x 146.8 GB 15,000 RPM Disk Drive (#3647)
1 x Dual-port 1 Gb Integrated Ethernet Daughter Card (#5623)
2 x Power supply, 950 Watt, Base (#7703)
1 x SATA DVD-ROM (#5762)
1 x DASD/Media Backplane without external SAS, 6 x 3.5-inch DASD(#8308)
1 x Op Panel Cable with 3.5-inch DASD Backplace (#1843)
1 x Language Group Specify (#9300 or #97xx)
2 x Power cord (6xxx)
1 x Processor activation (#5578)

Receive one processor activation (#5579) at no additional charge.Two processors are activated.

4-core 4.2 GHz offering

Deskside configuraton:

1 x 4-core 4.2 GHz processor card (#5635)
2 x 4096 MB (2 x 2048 MB) DIMMs (#4532)
2 x 146.8 GB 15,000 RPM Disk Drive (#3647)
1 x IBM Rack bezel and hardware (#7200)
1 x IBM/OEM Rack-mount drawer rail kit (#7114)
1 x Dual-port 1 Gb Integrated Ethernet Daughter Card (#5623)
2 x Power supply, 950 Watt, Base (#7703)
1 x SATA DVD-RAM (#5762)
1 x DASD/Media Backplane without external SAS, 6 x 3.5-inch DASD(#8308)
1 x Op Panel Cable with 3.5-inch DASD Backplane (#1877)
1 x Language Group Specify (#9300 or #97xx)
2 x Power cord (6xxx)
2 x Processor activation (#5655)

Receive two processor activation (#5678) at no additional charge.Four processors are activated.

4-core 4.7 GHz offering

#1843 -- Op Panel Cable with 3.5-inch DASD Backplane
#7112 -- IBM Deskside Coverset

If ordering a Power 520 in a rack-mount configuration the followingadditional features must be ordered:

1 x 2-core 4.2 GHz processor card (#5634)
2 x 8192 MB (2 x 4096 MB) DIMMs (#4523)
2 x 146.8 GB 15,000 RPM Disk Drive (#3647)
1 x IBM Rack bezel and hardware (#7200)
1 x IBM/OEM Rack-mount drawer rail kit (#7114)
1 x Dual-port 1 Gb Integrated Ethernet Daughter Card (#5623)
2 x Power supply, 950 Watt, Base (#7703)
1 x SATA DVD-RAM (#5762)
1 x DASD/Media Backplane without external SAS, 6 x 3.5-inch DASD(#8308)
1 x Op Panel Cable with 3.5-inch DASD Backplane (#1877)
1 x Language Group Specify (#9300 or #97xx)
2 x Power cord (#6xxx)
1 x Processor activation (#5654)

Receive one processor activation (#5677) at no additional charge. Twoprocessors are activated.

Note: Same as 8203-E4A 2-core 4.2 GHz Express offering, except 16 GBmemory (2 x #4523) replaces 4 GB memory (2 x #4521)

Power Systems 520 4-core 4.2 GHz 32 GB offering

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Solution Edition for SAP -- recommended configurations built onPower Systems 520 Express, 2-core 4.2 GHz, 16 GB offering

1 x 4-core 4.2 GHz processor card (#5635)
4 x 8192 MB (2 x 4096 MB) DIMMs (#4523)
2 x 146.8 GB 15,000 RPM Disk Drive (#3647)
1 x IBM Rack bezel and hardware (#7200)
1 x IBM/OEM Rack-mount drawer rail kit (#7114)
1 x Dual-port 1 Gb Integrated Ethernet Daughter Card (#5623)
2 x Power supply, 1700 Watt, Base (#7703)
1 x SATA DVD-RAM (#5762)
1 x DASD/Media Backplane without external SAS, 6 x 3.5-inch DASD(#8308)
1 x Op Panel Cable with 3.5-inch DASD Backplane (#1877)
1 x Language Group Specify (#9300 or #97xx)
2 x Power cord (#6xxx)
2 x Processor activation (#5655)

Receive two processor activations (#5678) at no additional charge.Eight processors are activated.

Note: Same as 8203-E4A 4-core 4.2 GHz Express offering, except 32 GBmemory (4 x #4523) replaces 8 GB memory (4 x #4521)

Model Upgrades and Conversions

All model upgrades and conversions are CE install.

You can upgrade the 9406-520, 9406-525, or 9407-M15 with IBM POWER5 orIBM POWER5+ processors to the Power 520 8203-E4A with IBM POWER6processors. For these upgrades, IBM will install Central Complex (CEC)enclosures to replace the enclosures that you currently have. You mustreturn your current CEC enclosures to IBM in exchange for the financialconsiderations identified under the applicable feature conversions foreach upgrade. Several of the parts in your current system can be movedto the new system after it is installed.

The 1-core Power 520 9407-M15 can be converted to a 1-core 8203 E4Aand the 2-core Power 520 9408-M25 can be converted to a 2-core 8203-E4A.These are mostly 'paperwork' changes since the POWER6 hardware is thesame. However, there is some downtime when the information inside thesystem is updated to reflect that it is a different machine type anddifferent model number.

Clients taking advantage of the model upgrade offer from a POWER5 orPOWER5+ processor-based system are required to return to IBM all CECenclosures, bezels, and system boards from the CEC enclosures that arepart of the serial number system being upgraded. Any feature for which afeature conversion is used to obtain a new part must be returned to IBMalso. Clients may keep and reuse any PCI adapters, SCSI disks, memory,or media devices that were not involved in a feature conversiontransaction.

You can upgrade the following:

9406-520 systems with POWER5+ processor feature numbers 8952, 8953,8954, 8955, 8327, or 8330 to an 8203-E4A with processor feature number5634. Feature number 5634 is a 2-core processor.
9406-525 systems with POWER5+ processor feature number 8330 to an8203-E4A with processor feature number 5634. Feature number 5634 is a2-core processor.

The following features, if present on the current system, can be movedto the new system:

Operator panel
PCI adapters with cables.
Line cords, keyboards, and displays.
PowerVM Express (#7983), PowerVM Standard (#8506), and PowerVMEnterprise (#8507.
SCSI DASD cannot be used in the E4A system CECs but can be used inremote I/O drawers or towers attached to the model E4A. Recommended I/Odrawers are feature 5786 or 7311-D20.
DDR2 memory, if upgrading to the feature number 5634 processor.
Power supplies, if upgrading to the feature number 5634 processor.
Most I/O drawers and towers, if present as a feature on the 9406system.
Racks, if present as a feature on the 9406 system.

The Power 520 model 8203-E4A allows the following Upgrades/conversionsfrom 940x systems:

Processor Activations

Capacity Upgrade on Demand (CUoD) is not supported on the 8203-E4A.All processors on the system must be permanently activated.

The following rules apply when converting from a 9407-M15 or 9408-M25to an 8203-E4A:

9408-M15 with 1-core processor (#5633) with one paid or no-chargeactivation (#5651 or #5676) will carry over that activation to the8203-E4A.
9408-M25 with 2-core processor (#5634) with one paid or no-chargeactivation (#5654 or #5677) will receive a no-charge activation (#5677).
9408-M25 with 2-core processor (#5634) with one paid activation(#5654) and one no-charge activation (#5677) will receive a second no-charge activation (#5677) to replace the paid activation (#5654).

The following rules apply when upgrading from a 9406-520, 9406-525 toan 8203-E4A:

Special uncorrectable error handling

Uncorrectable errors are difficult for any system to tolerate,although there are some situations where they can be shown to beirrelevant. For example, if an uncorrectable error occurs in cached datathat will never again be read or where a fresh write of the data isimminent, it would be unwise to 'protect' the user by forcing animmediate reboot.

Special Uncorrectable Error (SUE) handling was an IBM innovationintroduced for POWER5 processors, where an uncorrectable error in memoryor cache does not immediately cause the system to terminate. Rather, thesystem tags the data and determines whether it will ever be used again.If the error is irrelevant, it will not force a checkstop.

PCI extended error handling

Prior to POWER5 processors, PCI bus parity errors caused a globalmachine check interrupt, which eventually required a system reboot tocontinue. In systems using POWER6 processors, I/O drawer hardware,system firmware, and AIX interaction have been designed to allowtransparent recovery of intermittent PCI bus parity errors and gracefultransition to the I/O device available state in the case of a permanentparity error in the PCI bus. This mechanism is called PCI extended errorhandling (EEH).

EEH-enabled adapters respond to a special data packet generated fromthe affected PCI slot hardware by calling system firmware, which willexamine the affected bus, allow the device driver to reset it, andcontinue without a system reboot. Currently, there is limited supportfor the Linux operating system, depending upon driver availability.

Predictive failure analysis and dynamic component deallocation

Servers with POWER processors have long had the capability to performpredictive failure analysis on certain critical components such asprocessors and memory. When these components exhibit symptoms that wouldindicate a failure is imminent, the system can dynamically deallocate andcall home about the failing part before the error becomes systematic. Inmany cases this is transparent, especially if the system containsCapacity Upgrade on Demand (CUoD) components. If no CUoD resources areavailable, the system will first attempt to reallocate resources in sucha way that will avoid unplanned outages. In the event that insufficientresources exist to maintain full system availability, these servers willattempt to maintain partition availability by user-defined priority.

Uncorrectable error recovery

When the auto-restart option is enabled, the system can automaticallyrestart following an unrecoverable software error, hardware failure, orenvironmentally induced (ac power) failure.

Serviceability

The purpose of Serviceability is to repair the system while attemptingto minimize or eliminate service cost (within budget objectives), whilemaintaining high customer satisfaction. Serviceability includes systeminstallation, MES (system upgrades/downgrades), and systemmaintenance/repair. Depending upon the system and warranty contract,service may be performed by the customer, an IBM representative, or anauthorized warranty service provider.

The Serviceability features delivered in this system provide a highlyefficient service environment by incorporating the following attributes:

LEDs
Operator Panel
Service Processor menu
Operating system service menu
Service Focal Point on the HMC
Service Focal Point Lite on IVM

In the guiding light LED implementation, when a fault condition isdetected on the POWER6 processor-based product, an amber System AttentionLED will be illuminated. Upon arrival at the server, a service providersets the identify mode, selecting a specific problem to be identified forrepair by the guiding light method. The guiding light system pinpointsthe exact part by flashing the amber identity LED associated with thepart to be replaced.

The system can clearly identify components for replacement by usingspecific component level indicators, and can also 'guide' the servicerdirectly to the component by signaling (causing to flash) the Rack/FrameSystem Identify indicator and the Drawer Identify indicator on the drawercontaining the component. The flashing identify LEDs direct the servicerto the correct system, the correct enclosure, and the correct component.

First Failure Data Capture and Error Data Analysis

First Failure Data Capture (FFDC) is a technique that helps ensurethat when a fault is detected in a system, the root cause of the faultwill be captured without the need to re-create the problem or run anysort of extending tracing or diagnostics program. For the vast majorityof faults, a good FFDC design means that the root cause can also bedetected automatically without servicer intervention.

FFDC information, error data analysis, and fault isolation arenecessary to implement the advanced serviceability techniques that enableefficient service of the systems and to help determine the failing items.

In the absence of FFDC and Error Data Analysis, diagnostics are oftenrequired to re-create the failure and determine the failing items.

Wintv-hvr 900 driver per mac. Blog post updated to reflect the correct version (thanks to Gerd for pointing this out). I’ve tried with both kernel 2.6.37 and 2.6.38.2, but it is not working for me. As soon as I attach the device the system properly detect it: usb 2-1: new high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 5 hub 2-1:1.0: USB hub found hub 2-1:1.0: 4 ports detected usb 2-1.3: new high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 6 WARNING: You are using an experimental version of the media stack.

Diagnostics

General diagnostic objectives are to detect and identify problems suchthat they can be resolved quickly. Elements of IBM's diagnosticsstrategy include:

Provide a Common Error Code format equivalent to a System ReferenceCode, System Reference Number, Checkpoint, or Firmware error code.
Provide fault detection and problem isolation procedures.
Support remote connection ability to be used by the IBM RemoteSupport Center or IBM Designated Service.
Provide interactive intelligence within the diagnostics with detailedonline failure information while connected to IBM's back-end system.

Automatic diagnostics

Because of the FFDC technology designed into IBM Servers, it is nolonger necessary to perform ' re-create diagnostics' for failures orrequire user intervention. Solid and intermittent errors are designed tobe correctly detected and isolated at the time the failure occurs.Run-time and boot-time diagnostics fall into this category.

Stand-alone diagnostics

As the name implies, stand-alone or user-initiated diagnostics requireuser intervention. The user must perform manual steps including:

Call Home

Call Home refers to an automatic or manual call from a customerlocation to IBM support structure with error log data, server status, orother service-related information. Call Home invokes the serviceorganization in order for the appropriate service action to begin. CallHome can be done through HMC or non-HMC managed systems. Whileconfiguring Call Home is optional, clients are encouraged to implementthis feature in order to obtain service enhancements such as reducedproblem determination and faster and potentially more accuratetransmittal of error information. In general, using the Call Homefeature can result in increased system availability.

IBM Electronics Services

Electronic Service Agent and the IBM Electronic Services Web portalcomprise the IBM Electronic Services solution--dedicated to providingfast, exceptional support to IBM customers. IBM Electronic Service Agentis a no-charge tool that proactively monitors and reports hardwareevents, such as system errors, performance issues, and inventory.Electronic Service Agent can help focus on the customer's companystrategic business initiatives, save time, and spend less effort managingday-to-day IT maintenance issues.

Now integrated in AIX V5.3 TL6 in addition to the HMC, ElectronicService Agent is designed to automatically and electronically reportsystem failures and customer-perceived issues to IBM, which can result infaster problem resolution and increased availability. Systemconfiguration and inventory information collected by Electronic ServiceAgent also can be viewed on the secure Electronic Services Web portal,and used to improve problem determination and resolution between thecustomer and the IBM support team. As part of an increased focus toprovide even better service to IBM customers, Electronic Service Agenttool configuration and activation comes standard with the system. Insupport of this effort, a new HMC External Connectivity securitywhitepaper has been published, which describes data exchanges between theHMC and the IBM Service Delivery Center (SDC) and the methods andprotocols for this exchange. To read the whitepaper and prepare forElectronic Service Agent installation, go to the 'Reference Guide'section of:

Select your country.

Click on 'IBM Electronic Service Agent Connectivity Guide'.

Benefits

Increased uptime

Electronic Service Agent is designed to enhance the warranty andmaintenance service by providing faster hardware error reporting anduploading system information to IBM Support. This can optimize the timemonitoring the symptoms, diagnosing the error, and manually calling IBMSupport to open a problem record. 24x7 monitoring and reporting means nomore dependency on human intervention or off-hours customer personnelwhen errors are encountered in the middle of the night.

Security

Electronic Service Agent is secure in monitoring, reporting, andstoring the data at IBM. Electronic Service Agent securely transmits viathe Internet (HTTPS or VPN) and can be configured to communicate securelythrough gateways to provide customers a single point of exit from theirsite. Communication between the customer and IBM only flows one way;activating Service Agent does not enable IBM to call into a customer'ssystem. System inventory information is stored in a secure database,which is protected behind IBM firewalls. The customer's businessapplications or business data is never transmitted to IBM.

More accurate reporting

Since system information and error logs are automatically uploaded tothe IBM Support Center in conjunction with the service request, customersare not required to find and send system information, decreasing the riskof misreported or misdiagnosed errors. Once inside IBM, problem errordata is run through a data knowledge management system and knowledgearticles are appended to the problem record.

Customized support

Using the IBM ID entered during activation, customers can view systemand support information in the 'My Systems' and 'Premium Search' sectionsof the Electronic Services Web site.

The Electronic Services Web portal is a single Internet entry pointthat replaces the multiple entry points traditionally used to access IBMInternet services and support. This Web portal enables you to gaineasier access to IBM resources for assistance in resolving technicalproblems. The newly improved 'My Systems' and 'Premium Search' functionsmake it even easier for Electronic Service Agent-enabled customers totrack system inventory and find pertinent fixes.

'My Systems' provides valuable reports of installed hardware andsoftware using information collected from the systems by IBM ElectronicService Agent. Reports are available for any system associated with thecustomer's IBM ID. 'Premium Search' combines the function of search andthe value of Electronic Service Agent information, providing advancedsearch of the technical support knowledgebase. Using 'Premium Search'and the Service Agent information that has been collected from thesystem, customers are able to see search results that apply specificallyto their systems.

For more information on how to utilize the power of IBM ElectronicServices, visit the following Web site or contact an IBM Systems ServicesRepresentative:

Models

Model summary matrix

Model	Processor Type	Clock Rate	System Memory	Internal Storage	Slots/Bays
E4A	POWER6	4.2GHz/4.7GHz	1 GB/64 GB	2700 GB max with 3 1/2' DASD; 1174.4 GBmax with 2 1/2' DASD	5 slots / 6 3.5' DASD bays; 2 mediabays

Customer setup (CSU)

Yes.

Devices supported

The following external machine types are supported on the indicatedmodels for MT 8203.

This list is not all inclusive. Many devices are supported throughstandard ports. Please refer to the sales manual of the external machinetype and the list of supported devices in the appropriate section of theAIX sales manual for further attach support information.

Note: #5900, #5901 or #5912 is required when attaching external SAS Tapeor SAS attached Optical devices.

Model conversions

None.

Feature Conversions

The existing components being replaced during a model or featureconversion become the property of IBM and must be returned.

Feature conversions are always implemented on a 'quantity of one forquantity of one' basis. Multiple existing features may not be convertedto a single new feature. Single existing features may not be convertedto multiple new features.

The following conversions are available to customers:

Feature conversions for 8203-E4A miscellaneous features

Feature conversions for 8203-E4A rack-related features

Feature conversions for 9406-520 to 8203-E4A administrativefeatures

Feature conversions for 9406-525 to 8203-E4A administrativefeatures

Feature conversions for 9407-M15 to 8203-E4A administrativefeatures

Feature conversions for 9408-M25 to 8203-E4A administrativefeatures
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Technical description

Physical specifications	Operating environment	Limitations
Hardware requirements	Software requirements

Physical specifications

Deskside/Desktop:
- Width:
  - Rack-mount: 31.75 kg (70 lb)
  - Deskside: 40.8 kg (90 lb)

Operating environment

Temperature:
- 0.876 kva (maximum configuration)
- Maximum altitude: 3,048 m (10,000 ft)

Noise level and sound power

U.S.: FCC Class A
Europe: CISPR 22 Class A
Japan: VCCI-A
Korea: Korean Requirement Class A
China: People's Republic of China commodity inspection law Class A

Homologation -- Telecom Environmental Testing (Safety andEMC)

Homologation approval for specific countries has been initiated withthe IBM Homologation and Type Approval (HT&A) organization in LaGaude,France. This Power System 5205 model and applicable features meet theenvironmental testing requirements of the country telecom and have beendesigned and tested in compliance with the Full Quality AssuranceApproval (FQAA) process as delivered by the British Approval Board fortelecom (BABT), the U.K. telecom regulatory authority.

Product safety/country testing/certification

The base machine contains one ac power supply with a second availablefor redundancy.

Redundant power supply/Fans

Maximum of one drawer per 8203-E4A system with AIX or Linux
Maximum of 6 drawers per 8203-E4A with IBM i

A 7311-D20 (or feature number 0595) or 7314-G30 Expansion Drawer (orfeature number 5796) cannot be configured with a deskside 8203-E4A,indicated by feature numbers 7112 or 7113.

A system maximum of 6 of feature codes 5294, and 5296 are supportedon the 8203-E4A. Supported by IBM i operating system only.

A system maximum of 12 of feature codes 5094, 0595, 5088, 0588, and5096 are supported on the 8203-E4A. Supported by IBM i operating systemonly.'

The following list shows the remote I/O drawers that are supported oravailable on the 8203 and 8204 machine types and the correct interface touse for each of the drawers.

Some I/O adapters supported in the 7311-D20 I/O drawers when attachedto a IBM POWER5 or POWER5+ processor based Power Systems server will notbe supported when these same I/O drawers are attached to a Power 520 andPower 550 servers with POWER6 processors. For a complete list ofsupported adapters on the 7311, refer to the online Sales Manual for theI/O drawer.

Maximum number of attached I/O drawers per system:

I/O drawers are connected to the adapters in the CEC with thefollowing cables:

Data transfer cables:
Note: (1) The 0.6M and 1.5M 12X cables (#1829/#1830 or #1861/#1862)has very limited use due to its short length. It cannot be used toconnect to a system drawer because of the short length. It isintended for use between two 5796 drawers mounted side by side inthe same enclosure (#7314). It can also be used to connect betweentwo modules located one beneath the other in a 7014 rack.
Note: (2) It is possible in some limited configurations to use the3.0 M, 12X cable (#1840 or #1865) to locate 5796 modules inadjacent racks. The cable length requires careful management of theeach drawer location within the rack. The best choice forconnecting a G30 I/O Drawer in an adjacent rack is the 8.0 M, 12Xcable (#1834 or #1864).
Note: (3) The 8M 12X cable (#1834 or #1864) is intended for usewhen connecting between two modules that are located in adjacentracks. This cable may not be connected to the 12X Short Run adapter(#6446).
PCI card slots
The Power 520 Express has a maximum of five hot-plug PCIX/PCIe slots.
- A graphics adapter, keyboard, and mouse are not required in theminimum configuration.
- The maximum number of graphics adapters supported in the Power 520Express is four.
I/O adapters
- Feature numbers 5613, 5623, 5624, and 5679 are not plugged into aslot.
- Refer to Figure 2 for additional I/O adapter limitations.
- The adapter installed in slot 1 must be short.
- A maximum of two of feature number 1981, 1982, 5718, or 5719 areallowed in the system.
- A maximum of two of features 5614 and 5616 is allowed in the system.Both require a GX slot. Feature numbers 5614 and 5616, or any other GXadapters, are not available on a 1-core configuration (#5633).
  Note: Feature number 5616 will not be available until May 6, 2008 andrequires GFW (Global Firmware) 3.2 Service Pack 2.
- Feature number 5608 (GX Dual-port 12X Channel Attach - DDR adapter)is not supported with processors #5577 and #5587.
Figure 2. I/O Adapter Features
Note: Maximum quantities are the CEC maximums, not system maximums.
Storage devices/bays
- Either feature 8341, 8345, 8346, 8308 or 8310 must be selected.Feature numbers 8345, 8346, and 8310 require feature number 3674 ifexternal SAS connection is required. Feature numbers 8308 and 8341 donot support an external SAS conncection.
- If feature 3646, 3647, 3648, 3649, 3658, 3677, or 3678 (3.5-inchDASD) is selected, then the following rules apply:
  - Feature number 8346 must be selected.
  - Feature number 1856 or 1878 must be selected.
- If connection of external devices is desired using the external SASport on feature 8345, feature number 3670 or 3674 is required.
- Feature 1843 must be selected with deskside coverset feature 7112 or7113
- Feature 1877 must be selected with rack-mount bezel feature 7200 or7201
- If a tape device (#5907, or follow-ons) is installed in the half-highmedia bay, feature 3655 OR 3656 must be selected.
- Split DASD Support Requirements:
  - SSDs and other disk types (HDDs) are not allowed to mirror eachother.
  - SSDs are not compatible with #5900, #5901 and #5912.
  - #3586 and #3587 are not supported in the Power 520 and Power 550CECs.
  - Maximum of 8 per #5886 drawer. No mixing of SSDs and HDDs in a#5886. Maximum of one #5886 contaning #5886 attached to a diskcontroller. A #5886 containing SSD disks cannot be connected to other#5886s. A #5886 containing SSD disks can not be attached to the CECexternal ports on the Power 520 and Power 550.
  - In a Power 520 or Power 550 with a split backplane, SSDs and HDDs maybe placed in either 'split' but no mixing of SSDs and HDDs within a'split' is allowed.
  - In a Power 520 or Power 550 without a split backplane, SSDs and HDDsmay be mixed in any combination.
  - #1890 and #1909 are supported in Power 520, Power 550 CECsand #5802 or 12X I/O Drawer PCIe, SFF disk.
Figure 3. Storage device features
Hardware requirements
Power Systems 520 minimum system configuration
The Power 520 Express can be configured to incorporate a 1-, 2-, or4-core processor, 64 GB of system memory, five PCI adapters, and multi-ple media devices, as desired. This flexibility is made availablethrough the many optional features for the Power 520 Express.
Each Power 520 Express must include a minimum of the following items:
- One system Central Electronics Complex (CEC) enclosure with the fol-lowing items:
  - 1-core 4.2 GHz POWER6 processor (#5633)
  - 2-core 4.2 GHz POWER6 processor (#5634)
  - 4-core 4.2 GHz POWER6 processor (#5635)
  - 2-core 4.7 GHz POWER6 processor (#5577)
  - 4-core 4.7 GHz POWER6 processor (#5587)
- One, two, or four processor activations:
  - 1024 MB PC2-5300 Memory (2 x 512 MB RDIMMs) (#4520)
  - 2048 MB PC2-5300 Memory (2 x 1024 MB RDIMMs) (#4521)
  - 4096 MB PC2-5300 Memory (2 x 2048 MB RDIMMs) (#4522)
  - 4096 MB PC2-5300 Memory (2 x 2048 MB RDIMMs) (#4532)
  - 8192 MB PC2-5300 Memory (2 x 4096 MB RDIMMs) (#4523)
  - 16384 MB PC2-3200 Memory (2 x 8192 MB RDIMMs) (#4524)
  Choose DASD Backplane from:
  - Dual-port 1 Gb Integrated Ethernet Daughter Card (#5623)
  - 4-port 1 Gb Integrated Ethernet Daughter Card (#5624)
  - Dual-port 10 Gb Integrated Ethernet Daughter Card (#5613)
  Choose disk drive for CEC from:
  - 950 watt AC, Hot-swap, Base (#7703)
- Configuration indicator
  - AIX V5.3 with the 5300-06 Technology Level with Service Pack 7, orlater
  - AIX V5.3 with the 5300-07 Technology Level, or later
  - AIX V6.1, or later
  If installing the IBM i operating system (one of these):
  - SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10 SP1 for POWER Systems, or later
  - Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4.5 for POWER, or later
  - Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.1 for POWER, or later
  Visit the IBM Prerequisite Web site for compatibility information forhardware features and the corresponding AIX Technology Levels:
  Note: Not all Power 520 Express features available under the AIXoperating system are available under the IBM i or Linux operating system.
  Information on features and external devices supported by Linux on thePower 520 Express can be found at:
  If installing the Power 520 Express server within the Cluster 1600:
- Disk
- (#3587) -69GB 3.5' SAS Solid State Drive
- (#3646) -73 GB 15K RPM SAS Disk Drive
- (#3647) -146 GB 15K RPM SAS Disk Drive (AIX/Linux)
- (#3648) -300 GB 15K RPM SAS Disk Drive (AIX/Linux)
- (#3649) -450GB 15K RPM SAS Disk Drive (AIX/Linux)
- (#3658) -428GB 15K RPM SAS Disk Drive (IBM i)
- (#3676) -69.7GB 15k rpm SAS Disk Drive
- (#3677) -139.5GB 15k rpm SAS Disk Drive (IBM i)
- (#3678) -283.7GB 15k rpm SAS Disk Drive (IBM i)
- (#4319) -35.16GB 10k rpm Disk Unit
- (#4326) -35.16GB 15k rpm Disk Unit
- (#4327) -70.56GB 15k rpm Disk Unit
- (#4328) -141.12GB 15k rpm Disk Unit
- (#4329) -282.25GB 15k rpm Disk Unit
- (#5554) -Mirror 35GB Disk/Controller Pkg
- (#5555) -Mirror 70GB Disk/Controller Pkg
- (#5556) -Mirror 141GB Disk/Controller Pkg
- (#7504) -Quantity 150 of #4319
- (#7508) -Quantity 150 of #4326
- (#7509) -Quantity 150 of #4327
- (#7510) -Quantity 150 of #4328
- (#7511) -Quantity 150 of #4329
- (#7517) -Quantity 150 of #3676
- (#7518) -Quantity 150 of #3677
- (#7519) -Quantity 150 of #3678
- (#7535) -Quantity 150 of #3586
- (#7536) -Quantity 150 of #3587
- (#7538) -Quantity 150 of #3658
- (#7549) -Quantity 150 of #3647
- (#7564) -Quantity 150 of #3648
- (#7565) -Quantity 150 of #3649
Display
(#3639) -IBM ThinkVision L170p Flat Panel Monitor
(#3640) -ThinkVision L171p Flat Panel Monitor
(#3641) -IBM T115 Flat Panel Monitor
(#3642) -ThinkVision L191p Flat Panel Monitor
(#3643) -IBM T120 Flat Panel Monitor
(#3644) -IBM T119 Flat Panel Monitor
(#3645) -IBM T117 Flat Panel Monitor
Drive
- (#5951) -Full Width Keyboard -- USB, US English, #103P
- (#5952) -Full Width Keyboard -- USB, French, #189
- (#5953) -Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Italian, #142
- (#5954) -Full Width Keyboard -- USB, German/Austrian, #129
- (#5955) -Full Width Keyboard -- USB, UK English, #166P
- (#5956) -Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Spanish, #172
- (#5957) -Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Japanese, #194
- (#5958) -Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Brazilian Portuguese, #275
- (#5959) -Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Hungarian, #208
- (#5960) -Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Korean, #413
- (#5961) -Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Chinese, #467
- (#5962) -Full Width Keyboard -- USB, French Canadian, #445
- (#5963) -Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Canadian French, #058
- (#5964) -Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Belgian/UK, #120
- (#5965) -Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Swedish/Finnish, #153
- (#5966) -Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Danish, #159
- (#5967) -Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Bulgarian, #442
- (#5968) -Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Swiss/French/German, #150
- (#5969) -Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Norwegian,#155
- (#5970) -Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Dutch, #143
- (#5971) -Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Portuguese, #163
- (#5972) -Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Greek, #319
- (#5973) -Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Hebrew, #212
- (#5974) -Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Polish, #214
- (#5975) -Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Slovakian, #245
- (#5976) -Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Czech, #243
- (#5977) -Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Turkish, #179
- (#5978) -Full Width Keyboard -- USB, LA Spanish, #171
- (#5979) -Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Arabic, #253
- (#5980) -Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Thai, #191
- (#5981) -Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Russian, #443
- (#5982) -Full Width Keyboard -- USB, Slovenian, #234
- (#5983) -Full Width Keyboard -- USB, US English Euro, #103P
- (#8800) -Keyboard - USB, US English, #103P
- (#8801) -Keyboard - USB, French, #189
- (#8802) -Keyboard - USB, Italian, #142
- (#8803) -Keyboard - USB, German/Austrian, #129
- (#8804) -Keyboard - USB, UK English, #166
- (#8805) -Keyboard - USB, Spanish, #172
- (#8806) -Keyboard - USB, Japanese, #194
- (#8807) -Keyboard - USB, Brazilian/Portuguese, #275
- (#8808) -Keyboard - USB, Canadian French, #058
- (#8810) -Keyboard - USB, Belgium/UK, #120
- (#8811) -Keyboard - USB, Swedish/Finnish, #153
- (#8812) -Keyboard - USB, Danish, #159
- (#8813) -Keyboard - USB, Bulgarian, #442
- (#8814) -Keyboard - USB, Swiss/French/German, #150F/G
- (#8816) -Keyboard - USB, Norwegian, #155
- (#8817) -Keyboard - USB, Dutch, #143
- (#8818) -Keyboard - USB, Portuguese, #163
- (#8819) -Keyboard - USB, Greek, #319
- (#8820) -Keyboard - USB, Hebrew, #212
- (#8821) -Keyboard - USB, Hungarian, #208
- (#8823) -Keyboard - USB, Polish, #214
- (#8825) -Keyboard - USB, Slovakian, #245
- (#8826) -Keyboard - USB, Czech, #243
- (#8827) -Keyboard - USB, Turkish, #179
- (#8829) -Keyboard - USB, LA Spanish, #171
- (#8830) -Keyboard - USB, Arabic, #253
- (#8833) -Keyboard - USB, Korean, #413
- (#8834) -Keyboard - USB, Chinese/US, #467
- (#8835) -Keyboard - USB, French Canadian, #445
- (#8836) -Keyboard - USB, Thai, #191
- (#8838) -Keyboard - USB, Russian, #443
- (#8839) -Keyboard - USB, Yugoslavian/Latin, #105
- (#8840) -Keyboard - USB, US English (EMEA), #103P
Linecords
- (#0373) -UPS Factory Integration Specify
- (#0374) -HMC Factory Integration Specify
- (#0375) -Display Factory Integration Specify
- (#0376) -Reserve Rack Space for UPS
- (#0377) -Reserve Rack Space for HMC
- (#0378) -Reserve Rack Space for Display
- (#9359) -specify mode-1 1(1)5901/5278 for EXP24S #5887
- (#9360) -Specify mode-1 1(2)5901/5278 for EXP24S #5887
- (#9361) -Specify mode-2 1(2)5901/5278 for EXP24S #5887
- (#9365) -Specify mode-4 1(4)5901/5278 for EXP24S #5887
- (#9366) -Specify mode-2 1(4)5901/5278 for EXP24S #5887
- (#9367) -Specify mode-1 1(2)5903/5805 for EXP24S #5887
- (#9368) -Specify mode-2 1(4)5903/5805 for EXP24S #5887
- (#9382) -Specify mode-1 1(1)5904/6/8 for EXP24S #5887
- (#9383) -Specify mode-1 1(2) 5904/6/8 for EXP24S #5887
- (#9384) -Specify mode-1 & CEC SAS port for EXP24 #5887
- (#9385) -Specify mode-1 1(2) 5913 for EXP24S #5887
- (#9386) -Specify mode-2 1(4) 5913 for EXP24S #5887
Media Devices
- (#4287) -Memory Offering, 32GB (Multiples of 4 of 2x4GB DIMMs)
- (#4288) -Memory Offering, 64GB (Multiples of 4 of 2x8GB DIMMs)
- (#4520) -1024MB (2x512MB) RDIMMs, 667 MHz, 512Mb DRAM
- (#4521) -2048MB (2x1024MB) RDIMMs, 667 MHz, 512Mb DRAM
- (#4522) -4096MB (2x2048MB) RDIMMs, 667 MHz, 512Mb DRAM
- (#4523) -8192MB (2x4096MB) RDIMMs, 667 MHz, 512Mb Stacked DRAM
- (#4524) -16384MB (2x8192MB) RDIMMs, 400 MHz, 1Gb Stacked DRAM
- (#4532) -4096MB (2x2048MB) RDIMMs, 667 MHz, 1Gb DRAM
Miscellaneous
(#8310) -DASD/Media Backplane for 3.5' DASD/SATA DVD/Tape withExternal SAS Port
(#8340) -Enhanced DASD/Media Backplane for 2.5' DASD/SATA DVD/ Tapewith External SAS Port
(#8341) -DASD/Media Backplane for 3.5' DASD/DVD/Tape
(#8345) -DASD/Media Backplane for 3.5' DASD/DVD/Tape; with ExternalSAS Port
(#8346) -DASD/Media Backplane for 2.5' DASD/SATA DVD/Tape withExternal SAS Port
(#8506) -PowerVM Standard
(#8507) -PowerVM Enterprise
Pointing Device
- (#5115) -Dual Line Cords - Tower
- (#5116) -Dual Line Cords - 5294 Tower
- (#5138) -Redundant Power and Cooling
- (#5160) -Power Dist Unit 1 Phase NEMA
- (#5161) -Power Dist Unit 1 Phase IEC
- (#5162) -Power Dist Unit 2 of 3 Phase
- (#5163) -Power Dist Unit - 3 Phase
- (#7109) -Intelligent PDU+, 1 EIA Unit, Universal UTG0247 Connector
- (#7188) -Power Distribution Unit
- (#7703) -Power Supply, 950 Watt AC, Hot-swap, Base and Redundant
Processor
- (#0551) -19 inch, 1.8 meter high rack
- (#0553) -19 inch, 2.0 meter high rack
- (#0555) -19 inch, 1.3 meter high rack
- (#0588) -PCI-X Expansion Unit in Rack
- (#0595) -PCI/SCSI Disk Expansion Drawer
- (#0599) -Rack Filler Panel Kit
- (#0694) -#5094 Equivalent
- (#0696) -#5096 Equivalent
- (#5088) -PCI-X Expansion Unit
- (#5094) -PCI-X Expansion Tower
- (#5095) -PCI-X Expansion Tower
- (#5096) -PCI-X Exp Tower (no disk)
- (#5108) -30-Disk Expansion Feature
- (#5294) -1.8m I/O Tower
- (#5296) -1.8m I/O Tower (no disk)
- (#5786) -TotalStorage EXP24 Disk Dwr
- (#5790) -PCI Expansion Drawer
- (#5796) -PCI-DDR 12X Expansion Drawer
- (#5802) -12X I/O Drawer PCIe, SFF disk
- (#5877) -12X I/O Drawer PCIe, No Disk
- (#5886) -EXP 12S
- (#5887) -EXP24S SFF Gen2-bay Drawer
- (#6068) -Opt Front Door for 1.8m Rack
- (#6069) -Opt Front Door for 2.0m Rack
- (#6246) -1.8m Rack Trim Kit
- (#6247) -2.0m Rack Trim Kit
- (#6248) -1.8m Rack Acoustic Doors
- (#6249) -2.0m Rack Acoustic Doors
- (#6263) -1.8m Rack Trim Kit
- (#6272) -2.0m Rack Trim Kit
- (#6580) -Optional Rack Security Kit
- (#7114) -IBM/OEM Rack-Mount Drawer Rail Kit
- (#7118) -Environmental Monitoring Probe
- (#7200) -IBM Rack-mount Drawer Bezel and Hardware
- (#7201) -OEM Rack-mount Drawer Bezel and Hardware
- (#7307) -Dual I/O Unit Enclosure
- (#7311) -Dual I/O Unit Enclosure
- (#7314) -I/O Drawer Mounting Enclosure
- (#7780) -2.0m Rack Side Attach Kit
- (#7840) -Side-by-Side for 1.8m Racks
- (#7841) -Ruggedize Rack Kit
Services
- (#1793) -177GB SFF-2 SSD w/ eMLC (AIX/Linux)
- (#1794) -177GB SFF-2 SSD w/ eMLC (IBM i)
- (#1887) -Quantity 150 of #1793
- (#1958) -Quantity 150 of #1794
Specify Codes
Feature descriptions
The following is a list of all feature codes in numeric order for theIBM System p 8203 machine type.
Attributes, as defined in the following feature descriptions, statethe interaction of requirements among features.
Minimums and maximums are the absolute limits for a single featurewithout regard to interaction with other features. The maximum validquantity for MES orders may be different than for initial orders. Themaximums listed below refer to the largest quantity of these twopossibilities.
The order type defines if a feature is orderable only on initialorders, only on MES orders, on both initial and MES orders, or if afeature is supported on a model due to a model conversion. Supportedfeatures cannot be ordered on the converted model, only left on orremoved from the converted model.
(#0010) - One CSC Billing Unit
One Billing Unit used by the Customer Solution Center.
- Attributes provided: Ten CSC Billing Units
- Attributes required: None
- Minimum required: 0
- Maximum allowed: 9999 (Initial order maximum: 250)
- OS level required: None
- Initial Order/MES/Both/Supported: Both
- CSU: Yes
- Return parts MES: Does not apply
(#0032) Specify Code for External High Speed Modem
(No Longer Available as of July 29, 2011)
This specify feature is required if an external high speed modem is tobe shipped with the system. The exact machine type-model of the modemshipped will vary based on what is currently stocked in manufacturing.
- Attributes provided: Attached Modem
- Attributes required: None
- Minimum required: 0
- Maximum allowed: 384 (Initial order maximum: 250)
- OS level required:
  - Attributes provided: Device-level mirrored protection
  - Attributes required: Minumum of two (2) disk units
  - Minimum required: 0
  - Maximum allowed: 1 (Initial order maximum: 1)
  - OS level required: IBM i V5R4 with V5R4M5 Machine Code, or later.
  - Initial Order/MES/Both/Supported: Both
  - CSU: Yes
  - Return parts MES: No
  (#0041) Device Parity Protection-All, Specify Code
  This code indicates the level of disk protection desired and helpsensure that adequate hardware is in the final configuration.
  - Attributes provided: IOP-level mirrored protection
  - Attributes required: Minimum of 4 (four) disk units
  - Minimum required: 0
  - Maximum allowed: 1 (Initial order maximum: 1)
  - OS level required: IBM i V5R4 with V5R4M5 Machine Code, or later.
  - Initial Order/MES/Both/Supported: Both
  - CSU: Yes
  - Return parts MES: No
  (#0043) Mirrored System Bus Level, Specify Code
  This code indicates the level of disk protection desired and helpsensure that adequate hardware is in the final configuration.
  For new systems: The marketing configurator will error onan order if sufficient disk units, and expansion units are not includedon the order to support bus-level mirrored protection for alldisk units. New, preloaded systems will be shipped with bus-levelmirroring enabled.
  - Attributes provided: RAID-6 Data Protection
  - Attributes required: RAID-6 capable disk unit controller
  - Minimum required: 0
  - Maximum allowed: 1 (Initial order maximum: 1)
  - OS level required: IBM i V5R4 with V5R4M5 Machine Code, or later.
  - Initial Order/MES/Both/Supported: Both
  - CSU: Yes
  - Return parts MES: No
  (#0050) IBM Express Seller Indicator
  This feature is a no-charge feature used for administrative purposesby IBM and IBM Business Partners.

Features - No charge	Features - Chargeable	Feature availability matrix
Feature descriptions	Feature exchanges

Product life cycle dates

Abstract

Model abstract 8203-E4A

Highlights

Description

Models

Model summary matrix

Customer setup (CSU)

Devices supported

Model conversions

Technical description

Physical specifications

Operating environment

Hardware requirements

Publications

Features

Features - No charge

Special Features - Plant and/or Field Installable

Feature descriptions

(#0010) - One CSC Billing Unit

(#0032) Specify Code for External High Speed Modem

(#0041) Device Parity Protection-All, Specify Code

(#0043) Mirrored System Bus Level, Specify Code

(#0050) IBM Express Seller Indicator

(#0266) Linux Partition Specify

(#0275) CSC Specify

(#0296) Specify Custom Data Protection

(#0308) Mirrored Level System Specify Code

(#0347) RAID Hot Spare Specify

(#0349) V.24/EIA232 15.2m (50-Ft) PCI Cable

(#0354) V.35 15.2m (50-Ft) PCI Cable

(#0359) X.21 6.1m (20-Ft) PCI Cable

(#0365) V.24/EIA232 (80-Ft) PCI Cable

(#0368) V.24/EIA232 20-Ft. PCI Cable with M3

(#0374) HMC Factory Integration Specify

(#0376) Reserve Rack Space for UPS

(#0378) Reserve Rack Space for Display

(#0447) 1GB DDR Server Memory

(#0462) SSD Placement Indicator - CEC

(#0464) SSD Placement Indicator - 5886

(#0533) IBM i 5.4 w/ V5R4M5 Specify Code

(#0551) 19 inch, 1.8 meter high rack

(#0566) - IBM i 6.1 with 6.1.1 Machine Code Specify Code

(#0599) Rack Filler Panel Kit

(#0696) #5096 Equivalent

(#0720) Load Source in #0595

(#0725) Specify Load Source in #5786

(#0727) Specify #5886 Load Source placement

(#0728) - Specify #5887 Load Source placement

(#0834) #4326 Load Source Specify

(#0836) #4328 Load Source Specify

(#0838) #3676 Load Source Specify

(#0840) #3678 Load Source Specify

(#0844) #3658 Load Source Specify

(#0855) #3587 Load Source Specify

(#0871) - #1947 Load Source Specify

(#0876) - #1794 Load Source Specify

(#1025) Modem Cable - US/Canada and General Use

(#1311) System Unique Identifier

(#1413) 125V 4.3m (14-Ft) Line Cord

(#1415) 200V 1.8m (6-Ft) Watertight Line Cord

(#1417) 200V 4.3m (14-Ft) Watertight Line Cord

(#1419) 4.3m 200V/16A Power Cord Israel

(#1421) 4.3m 200V/16A Power Cord CH/DK

(#1425) 200V 1.8m (6-Ft) Watertight Line Cord

(#1427) 200V 4.3m (14-Ft) Watertight Line Cord

(#1440) 4.3m 200V/10A Power Cord Denmark

(#1442) 4.3m 200V/10A Power Cord Swiss

(#1445) 4.3m 200V/10A Power Cord Israel

(#1450) 4.3m 200V/16A Power Cord EU 2-PH

(#1452) 200V (14-Ft) 4.3m Line Cord

(#1454) 200V 12A (14-Ft) 4.3m TL Line Cord

(#1456) 200V (14-Ft) 4.3m Watertight Line Cord

(#1458) 200V (6-Ft) 1.8m Upper Locking Cord

(#1460) 3m Copper RIO Cable

(#1462) 15m RIO Cable

(#1474) 6m RIO to RIO-2 Cable

(#1476) 4.3m 200V/12A Pwr Cd UK

(#1485) Remote I/O Cable, 15M

(#1700) IPCS Keyboard/Mouse for NT