October 4, 1994
Announcement Number: 194-323
The "Feature Availability Matrix" has been revised to remove support for features 6400, 6401, 6402, and 9116.
(Corrected on October 24, 1994)
The name of Feature 6213 was changed from High-Performance Subsystem
Adapter Specify to High-Performance Subsystem Adapter Select. In the
Printers section, the description and footnote was changed for 2380,
2381, 2390, and 2391. The wording in the Limitations section for
Features 6212 changed as follows: A maximum of eight serial-link
adapters (features #6212) per system with four installed per Micro
Channel bus. In the Model Conversions section, all memory exchanges
from Feature 4091 were removed.
In addition to the dual-601 processor card and 64MB memory card, the
base configuration includes a diskette drive, a SCSI-2 Fast/Wide
Adapter, a CD-ROM, a 1GB SCSI-2 disk, and either an AC-input or
optional DC-input power supply. An additional dual processor card,
an optional media device, and a second, redundant power supply can be
ordered. Configurations will initially be limited to a maximum of
two dual-601 processor cards.
The Model R30 can be added to existing RISC System/6000 rack
configurations or installed in a Model R00 rack in combination with
other processor drawers and storage subsystems. A new Cluster Power
Controller option is available as a feature of the Model R00 rack to
manage power on/off control of one or more processor units along with
attached subsystems. The power controller has modem and RS-232
serial interfaces for external communication.
All uniprocessor models of the RISC System/6000 rack family can be
upgraded to either the R30 or R3U. The R3U includes the same
enclosure as R30 but supports the 900 series model configurations.
The upgraded system will have the same serial number as the
predecessor system.
An upgrade from the RISC System/6000 Model R10 to the Model R20 is
also being announced. For information about a no-charge model
conversion from the IBM RISC System/6000 Model R30 PowerPC Server,
refer to the Product Preview for RS/6000 PowerPC Servers section.
Model R30 December 23, 1994 $80,900
512MB Memory Card Select January 27, 1995 57,600
512MB Memory Card January 27, 1995 64,000
128MB Memory Select January 27, 1995 8,600
128MB Memory Card January 27, 1995 15,000
Model Upgrades March 24, 1995 --
The RISC System/6000 Model R30 PowerPC Server is a rack-mountable
server designed to support up to eight processors and comes standard
with four dual-processor card slots, four memory card slots, and 16
Micro Channel bus expansion slots. The R30 comes with a minimum of
two 75MHz PowerPC 601(TM) processors with 32KB instruction/data cache
and 1MB Level 2 (L2) cache per processor on a single card and 64MB of
shared memory. A single image is provided via AIX Version 4.1.1 for
servers. The two processors are on a single card. The initial
offering will support a 2-way or 4-way configuration. The 6-way and
8-way options will be available later in 1995. This six-EIA unit,
rack-mountable enclosure has one disk bay and two SCSI media bays.
Standard Features
.---------------------+---------------------.
| (6) | (7) |
| Power Supply 1 | Power Supply 2 |
| | |
|---------------------+---------------------| Rear View
| | |
| | (9)|
| (8) MICRO | (8) MICRO I |
| CHANNEL | CHANNEL / |
| | O |
| | |
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.-------------------------------------------.
| |
|Notes: |
| |
|1. Disk Device/front (1 maximum): 8-bit |
| #9130 (1.1GB) or select to #3039 |
| (2.2GB) |
|2. Media Devices (2 maximum): #9604 |
| (Tray-loading CD-ROM) or select to |
| #2606 (CD-ROM2) |
| Optional media: #2603 (CD-ROM2), |
| #2604 (Tray-loading CD-ROM), #2630 |
| (1/4-inch tape), #6149 (8 mm Tape), |
| #6142 (4 mm Tape) |
|3. Operator Panel: #9221 (1.44MB Diskette)|
| > no select options |
|4. Processors: #9302 (Base Dual 601 |
| Processor Card/1MB L2) |
| Additional: #4302 (Dual 601 Processor |
| Card/1MB L2) |
|5. Memory: #9045 (64MB Memory Card) or |
| select to #4144, #4145, and #4146 |
| (128/256/512MB) |
| Additional (3 maximum): #4155, #4156 |
| #4157, and #4158 (64/128/256/512MB) |
|6. Power Supply 1: #9291 (Base AC) or |
| select #6291 (DC input) |
|7. Cooling Unit or Power Supply 2: #9292 |
| (Cooling unit) or select #6292 |
| (AC input) or #6293 (DC input) |
|8. Micro Channel slots (16 expansion slots,|
| 15 available) |
| #9216 (SCSI-2 Fast/Wide Adapter) |
| Optional adapters: (refer to Feature |
| Availability Matrix) |
|9. I/O Panel: 3 serial ports, 1 parallel |
| port |
| |
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Design: The RS/6000's new SMP design incorporates multiple PowerPC
processors sharing a single common memory and single copy of the AIX
Version 4.1.1 for servers operating system. Jobs are scheduled
across the processors, allowing separate processes to be run
simultaneously. Data and instructions are accessed from the shared
memory, through a high-speed cache to the processors. This simple
design with a coherent cache allows programs to exploit the
parallelism provided by the multiple processors.
Design Requirements: There are several requirements that the design
of a multiprocessor system must satisfy when compared to a
uniprocessor system. The SMP design must:
Design Fulfillment: The RS/6000 SMP models have the following major
attributes:
Reliability and Availability: Reliability and availability are key
concerns for any commercial system. In a widely distributed
environment this becomes more critical. To address this, the IBM
design provides remote and local control. The IBM SMP servers
include features such as SystemGuard(TM), an imbedded service
processor, that will enable remote operation of the system, remote
power-on/power-off, running of diagnostics, service, repair, and
console support and processor reconfiguration in case of errors. The
support processor is continuously powered even when system power is
off. The mirrored console support means that remote service actions
are visible and controlled by the customer. This includes control
over whether the system can be remotely re-booted. An additional
feature is that the system can be set to dial a remote service or
support point should the system fail, and a surveillance function
allows the system to detect "hang" conditions in the system and, if
necessary, invoke a rapid re-boot.
In addition to the service processor, the error checking and
correction circuitry protecting memory is able to detect and correct
all single-bit failures. Double-bit errors (such as could be caused
by a chip failure) will also be detected and auto-re-boot invoked.
The AIX Version 4.1.1 for servers operating system plays an important
part in reliability and serviceability. Features such as the Logical
Volume Manager, Journaled File System, and dynamic kernel all
contribute to a reliable and robust operating system implementation.
Scalability: Scalability is also a key design consideration. IBM
SMP servers have been built to be easily upgraded. The packaging
permits convenient replacement or upgrading of processor, memory, or
I/O adapters. For example, the processors are contained on dual
processor cards, and to upgrade from a 2-way to a 4-way system is
merely a matter of plugging in an additional dual processor card. It
is IBM's intention to support up to six PowerPC 604 processors in the
first half of 1995 and up to eight processors by year-end 1995.
The R00 System Rack provides mounting space and support for
Models R10, R20, R24, and R30, and external supported devices. The
1.6-meter rack meets the requirements of the EIA-310C standard. An
EIA is a unit measure of vertical mounting space that equals 44.45 mm
(1.75 inches). The R00 System Rack has 32 EIA units of vertical
mounting space.
The R00 System Rack can be used as both the base rack to support one
or more processor drawers with available external supported devices
and an expansion rack to support additional external supported
devices. AC and DC power distribution units, with or without battery
backup for AC, are available. Features are available to provide
bolt-down to either a concrete or raised floor.
Two new power features are being announced for the R00 System Rack:
The following matrix shows the availability of new features only on
Model R00.
The following feature availability matrix uses the letter "A" to
indicate features that are available and orderable on the specified
models. "S" indicates a feature that is supported on the new model
during a model conversion; these features will work on the new
model, but additional quantities of these features cannot be ordered
on the new model; they can only be removed. "N" indicates that the
feature is not supported on the new model and must be removed during
the model conversion. As additional features are announced,
supported, or withdrawn, this list will be updated. Check with your
IBM representative for additional information. A blank in a column
indicates that the specific feature does not apply to that model.
The term "devices supported" refers to those devices that are
supported by a processor. Since the R00 System Rack itself has no
processor, there are no supported devices associated with it. Refer,
instead, to the next section for a list of devices supported by the
Model R30.
External Storage Machines: These subsystems are rack-mountable:
ASCII Terminals: The IBM 3151, 3161, 3162, 3163, and 3164 are
supported in 3161 mode. Support of the IBM 3164 includes color
attributes.
IBM 5822 up
to 56Kbps SYNC CCITT V.35
IBM 5841
1,200bps ASYNC SYNC EIA-232D
IBM 5853
2,400bps ASYNC SYNC EIA-232D, CCITT V.24
IBM 5865
9,600bps SYNC EIA-232D, CCITT V.24
IBM 7855 up
to 19.2Kbps ASYNC CCITT V.32
V.22 bis
Bell 103,
212
IBM 7861 up
to 19.2Kbps SYNC EIA-232D, CCITT V.24
IBM 7868 up
to 19.2Kbps SYNC EIA-232D, CCITT V.24
Hayes
Smartmodem
1200** ASYNC EIA-232D
Hayes
Smartmodem
2400** ASYNC SDLC EIA-232D, CCITT V.24
Hayes V-Series
9600 ASYNC SDLC EIA-232D, CCITT V.24
Racal-Vadic**
1200PA ASYNC EIA-232D
Racal-Vadic
1200VP ASYNC EIA-232D
Racal-Vadic
VI2422 ASYNC EIA-232D
Racal-Vadic
2400PA ASYNC EIA-232D
Racal-Vadic
2400VP ASYNC EIA-232D
Racal-Vadic
VI1222VP ASYNC EIA-232D
Telebit
Trailblazer
Plus ASYNC EIA-232D
Limitations for the Model R30 (per drawer):
Configuration 1 --
Base + SCSI-SE: >> 131.42GB
14 SCSI-2 SE Internal@ 2.2GB 14 -9334 @ 9.23GB
0 SCSI-2 Diff 0 -7134 @ 67.50GB
0 Serial 0 -9333 @ 8.00GB
Configuration 2 --
Base + SCSI-Diff: >> 947.20GB
0 SCSI-2 SE Internal@ 2.2GB 0 -9334 @ 9.23GB
14 SCSI-2 Diff 14 -7134 @ 67.50GB
0 Serial 0 -9333 @ 8.00GB
Configuration 3 --
Base + Serial: >> 226.20GB
1 SCSI-2 SE Internal@ 2.2GB 0 -9334 @ 9.23GB
0 SCSI-2 Diff 0 -7134 @ 67.50GB
7 Serial 28 -9333 @ 8.00GB
Configuration 4 --
Base + SCSI + Serial: >> 761.70GB
0 SCSI-2 SE Internal@ 2.2GB 0 -9334 @ 9.23GB
9 SCSI-2 Diff 9 -7134 @ 67.50GB
5 Serial 19 -9333 @ 8.00GB
The new RISC System/6000 PowerPC servers are the first of a new
generation of systems for business featuring an innovative symmetric
multiprocessor (SMP) design that combines the PowerPC -- the leading
RISC microprocessor; AIX -- IBM's industrial strength UNIX; and IBM's
large systems development experience to bring unprecedented
reliability, scalability, and capacity to low-cost enterprise
servers. With the addition of these new IBM SMP PowerPC servers and
the RISC System/6000 uniprocessors and highly scalable SP2(TM), IBM
offers the broadest range of binary-compatible, UNIX-based servers in
the industry.
These new SMP systems exploit the performance of the PowerPC 601 in a
2-way or 4-way processor configuration. Over time, these systems
will incorporate higher performance PowerPC microprocessors, and, for
the Models J30 and R30, up to eight-way processor configurations.
This built-in upgrade path allows easy capacity upgrades as
performance requirements grow.
Designed to avoid typical performance bottlenecks, IBM's new RISC
System/6000 PowerPC servers leverage IBM's extensive large systems
experience, applying mainframe-class technology to the SMP design.
An innovative non-blocking data crossbar speeds memory/processor
interaction, with a sustained memory subsystem bandwidth of
800MB/second. This high memory capacity allows future performance
upgrades to most effectively exploit these systems. Reliability has
been enhanced with the inclusion of an integrated service processor
that continually monitors the system and automatically acts to
recover the system from selected error conditions.
Supporting the SMP-enabled AIX Version 4.1.1 for servers operating
system, these systems are binary-compatible with the vast majority of
the over 10,000 applications available for the RISC System/6000
uniprocessors. Combining resources and experience, IBM and its
leading software partners are focused to quickly offer application
enablers, such as the leading database offerings, for the new SMP
servers to provide timely availability of solutions.
The RISC System/6000 uniprocessors remain best suited for many server
applications as they offer strong granularity in performance and
expansion and a large range of model upgrades. As performance needs
grow beyond the uniprocessors, aggressively priced upgrades are
available from many of the deskside and rack-mountable uniprocessors
to SMP systems.
Most technical server applications requiring the maximum performance
on floating-point or numerically intensive workloads will be best
served by the POWER2-based uniprocessors. They continue to offer the
best performance and price-performance on these technical
applications.
The RS/6000 symmetric multiprocessor (SMP) 4-way PowerPC 601 systems
will deliver in excess of 1,250 transactions per minute (TPM). IBM
intends to significantly increase the performance of the RS/6000 SMP
product family over time.
The RS/6000 PowerPC SMP servers are designed to support increasingly
powerful generations of PowerPC processors. Introduction of the
PowerPC 604 processor in the first half of 1995 will provide a
performance increase of 1.5- to 2-times the performance of PowerPC
601-based SMP systems. For planning purposes, IBM expects the
performance to increase by a factor of 1.5-times for workloads that
scale with the TPM measurement and by a factor of 2-times for
workloads that scale with the SPEC benchmarks. System performance
will vary depending upon the application.
Introduction of 6-way and 8-way systems and additional software
tuning will further increase SMP system performance.
G30, J30, and R30 models installed prior to the planned availability
of comparable PowerPC 604-based SMP models will be converted to the
604 processor at no additional charge.
In addition to the model conversions announced today, IBM intends to
announce model conversions from RS/6000 desktop server Models 340,
34H, 350, 360, 370, 380, and 390 to the new Model G30.
The RS/6000 Models J30 and J01 will support the 4.5GB SCSI-2
Fast/Wide disk by the first quarter of 1995.
The following publications are shipped with the Model R00.
Additional copies are available.
7015 Model R00 Rack Installation
and Service Guide SA23-2742
RISC System/6000 System Unit
Safety Information SA23-2652
7015 Models R30 CPU Enclosure
Operator Guide SA23-2742
7015 Models R30 CPU Enclosure
Service Guide SA23-2743
POWERstation(TM) and POWERserver(TM)
Common Diagnostics and Service Guide SA23-2687
AIX and Related Products
Documentation Overview SC23-2456
RISC System/6000 System Unit
Safety Information SA23-2652
7015 Model R00 Rack Installation
and Service Guide SA23-2744
IBM RISC System/6000 System
Overview and Planning GC23-2406
7015 Models R30 Enclosure
Operator Guide SA23-2742
7015 Models R30 Enclosure
Service Guide SA23-2743
POWERstation and POWERserver Common
Diagnostics and Service Guide SA23-2687
AIX and Related Products
Documentation Overview SC23-2456
Call IBM Education and Training at 800-IBM-TEACH (426-8322) for
education catalogs, schedules, and enrollments.
Physical Specifications:
Power Supply:
The RISC System/6000 models were developed in compliance with IBM
Corporate Policy Letter Number 139 (Environmental Affairs).
Compliance with IBM Corporate Standard C-S 3-0527-002 (1991-06)
Control of Chemicals in IBM Facilities, Requirements, and
Responsibilities.
Product Safety/Country Testing/Certification:
Canada CSA
Chile Telecom
Denmark DEMKO
Finland EIF
France LCIE LCIE
Hong Kong Telecom
Ireland Telecom
Italy Telecom
Japan Telecom
Korea Telecom
Malaysia SIRIM
Mexico Telecom
Netherlands Telecom
New Zealand Telecom Telecom
Spain Ministry of
Industry
Switzerland SEV
United Kingdom BABT
Santa Palomba, Italy
Manufacturing 9002
Havant, England
Development 9001
Wangaratta, Australia
Manufacturing 9002
Austin, Texas
Manufacturing 9002
Development 9001
AIX Software Development 9001
Software Requirements: AIX Version 4.1.1 for servers plus updates
available at the availability of IBM RISC System/6000 Model R30
PowerPC Server.
The majority of the more than 10,000 existing AIX 3.2.5-based
applications are expected to be binary-compatible with AIX 4.1.1.
This expectation is based on IBM's knowledge of the aspects of AIX
that have been changed and their potential impact to an application
running on the system and on IBM's own in-house experiences.
However, application providers will need to certify that their
individual applications will run unchanged. This is typically done
through the vendor's own testing process. Customers, then, should
consult the application vendor for verification of compatibility.
There are situations where some AIX 3.2.5-based applications will not
run unchanged on AIX 4.1.1. Examples include applications that use
certain kernel extensions or device drivers. For the vendors of
these applications, IBM is providing documentation, education, and
support to help the vendor identify the changes necessary to make
their application AIX 4.1.1-compatible.
Refer to Hardware Announcement 194-612, for more information.
Model Conversion to Model R20: A model conversion will be available
to upgrade the RISC System/6000 Model R10 to Model R20.
Customers with installed RISC System/6000 Model R10 drawers can
upgrade to the higher-performance Model R20. The Model Conversion
MES contains the following items:
Model Conversion to Model R30 or R3U: Model conversions will be
available to upgrade to the R30 or R3U model as follows:
R10 R30
R20* R30
R24* R30
930 R3U
950 R3U
95E R3U
970 R3U
97B R3U
97E R3U
97F R3U
980 R3U
98B R3U
98E R3U
98F R3U
990* R3U
99E* R3U
99F* R3U
99J* R3U
99K* R3U
Customers with installed RISC System/6000 uniprocessor racks or rack
drawers requiring additional Transaction Processing performance can
upgrade to the new model R30 or R3U. These customers can preserve
their investments and attain increased levels of server performance.
All upgrades to the model R30 or R3U will come with one dual (2-way)
processor card as standard. An additional dual processor card must
be ordered (#4302) when upgrading from certain models marked with an
asterisk (*) in the chart above. It is optional with other upgrades.
Upgraded machines must contain the same or equivalent base features
as the Model R30 or R3U at the conclusion of the upgrade. The
existing RISC System/6000 uniprocessor memory cards are not
compatible with the new R30 or R3U Models. The 64MB memory
requirement may be satisfied by purchasing new memory cards,
converting 128MB or 256MB uniprocessor memory or exchanging memory
cards separately as required. (Refer to the Feature Availability
Matrix and Charges sections for the memory options and associated
charges. A list of memory exchanges is shown at the end of this
section.)
Some upgrades may require the purchase of an additional adapter or
drawer to support the disks from the original system. If additional
hardware is required for the upgrade, it must be purchased with the
upgrade or be available at the time of the upgrade. It will also be
necessary to perform a prerequisite analysis of all customer machine
orders prior to the upgrade being scheduled for shipment.
The new drawer requires additional space in the rear of the rack. A
new door (#6096) can be ordered or the door of the existing rack can
be removed to provide more space.
AIX Version 4.1.1 for servers must be installed and the customer's
applications validated prior to performing the upgrade.
There are several features on the existing models that are not
supported on the Model R30 or R3U. Refer to the Feature Availability
Matrix section for a listing of supported and non-supported features.
Customers must be advised of all features being displaced as a result
of upgrading their machine prior to accepting the customer's order.
Any MES features displaced as a result of performing an upgrade
remain the property of the customer and should not be returned to
IBM.
The upgrades to the Model R30 or R3U contain some or all of the
following items:
A model conversion of the Models R30 and R3U to the PowerPC 604
processor-based system will be provided at no additional charge for
systems installed before the planned availability of comparable
PowerPC 604-based systems. Refer to the Product Preview for RS/6000
PowerPC Servers section for more information.
The following memory feature exchange is offered on upgrades to a
RISC System/6000 Model R30 PowerPC Server. IBM will exchange
currently installed memory cards for equal or greater capacity MP
memory cards. The price for this exchange will be less than the list
price of a new MP memory card.
Memory Feature Exchanges:
32MB TO 64MB
1 4032 1 4155
2 4032 1 4155
1 4033 1 4155
1 9235 1 4155
1 4067 1 4155
2 4067 1 4155
1 4068 1 4155
64MB TO 64MB
1 4035 1 4155
1 4036 1 4155
1 4069 1 4155
1 4070 1 4155
1 4071 1 4155
1 9238 1 4155
64MB TO 128MB
2 4035 1 4156
2 4069 1 4156
128MB to 128MB
1 4090 1 4156
1 4092 1 4156
1 4094 1 4156
128MB TO 512MB
2 4090 1 4158
2 4092 1 4158
2 4094 1 4158
Cable Orders: No cables required
Problem Determination: For problem analysis, the RISC System/6000
Model R30 PowerPC Server diagnostic programs, with installed AIX
Version 4.1.1 for servers programs provide console routines that lead
a user through problem determination and provide direction to resolve
problems. The IBM SystemGuard(TM) code provides, initialization,
performs initial machine testing, communicates with the operator
through an ASCII display, includes the System Service Facility (SFF),
and gives control to the processor to IPL.
Accessories and/or Supplies: Supplies can be purchased from LEXMARK
International Supplies Dealers.
Security and auditability features of the systems are:
Volume Orders: For information regarding volume orders, contact your
IBM representative.
For further information regarding volume orders, contact your IBM
representative.
IBM Credit Corporation Financing: Term leases and installment
payment plans are available for commercial and state and local
government customers.
Customer Fulfillment Option Applies: Yes
Warranty Period: One year
Warranty Service: IBM On-Site Repair (IOR)
Maintenance Service: IOR
IBM Hourly Service Rate Classification: Two
IBM Warranty Service, Maintenance Service, or IBM Hourly Service can
be obtained by calling 800-IBM-SERV (426-7378). IBM Hourly Service
is available at the applicable rate and terms, including element
exchange price, if applicable.
Mid-Range System Option: The announced product is an eligible
machine for the Mid-Range System Option* of the IBM Customer
Agreement (ICA).
7015 12% 17%
Network 15% 20%
System 12% 17%
IBM Support Services: Ongoing technical support services for this
product are available for a fee on an hourly or subscription basis
from the AIX Support Family of services. These technical support
services include operational assistance, remote and on-site
consulting, system planning and design, project management, and
implementation. For additional information, contact your IBM
representative or authorized remarketer, or call 800-CALLAIX
(225-5249). Refer to Services Announcement 694-018, dated
July 26, 1994, for further details.
Product Availability Status: New product available
Field-Installable Features: Yes
Model Conversions: Yes
Customer Setup: No
Graduated Charges: The announced product is in Processor Group G5
for software with graduated charges.
Licensed Internal Code: Yes
Educational Allowance: A 20% educational allowance is available to
qualifying institutions in accordance with the Attachment for
Educational Allowance. The educational allowance may not be added to
any other discount or allowance.
RISC System/6000 7015 R30 $80,900 $809
Cluster Power Controller R00 6175 $3,100 $0 $116
Deep Door for Rack with MP R00
R3U 6096 500 0 116
Rack Content Specify
7137/5XX- 4EIA R00 0146 0 0 116
Rack Content Specify
7015/R30- 6EIA R00 0116 0 0 116
Rack Content Specify
7015/R30 with 6226-
10EIA R00 0117 0 0 116
SCSI-2 Differential
Fast/Wide Adapter/A
Select R30 2417 300 0 116
600MB SCSI-2 Double-Speed,
Tray-Loading CD-ROM R30
R3U 2604 $ 695 $ 15 $116
Internal CD-ROM-2 Select R30 2606 0 0 116
IBM Auto Token-Ring
LANstreamer 32 MC
Adapter R30
R3U 2972 995 0 116
1.1GB SCSI-2 Disk Drive R30
R3U 3030 1,800 0 116
2.2GB SCSI-2 Disk Drive R30
R3U 3031 3,100 0 116
2.2GB SCSI-2 Disk
Drive Select R30 3039 1,300 0 116
Memory Conversion
Kit to 256MB R30
R3U 4061 2,000+ 0 116
Memory Conversion
Kit to 512MB R30
R3U 4062 2,000+ 0 116
128MB Memory Select R30
R3U 4144 8,600 0 116
256MB Memory Select R30
R3U 4145 25,600 0 116
512MB Memory Select R30
R3U 4146 57,600 0 116
64MB Memory Card R30
R3U 4155 6,400 0 116
128MB Memory Card R30
R3U 4156 15,000 0 116
256MB Memory Card R30
R3U 4157 32,000 0 116
512MB Memory Card R30
R3U 4158 64,000 0 116
Dual 601 Processor
Card/1MB L2 R30
R3U 4302 15,000 150 116
DC Power Supply Select R30
R3U 6291 400 0 116
Additional AC Power
Supply R30
R3U 6292 1,200 12 116
Additional DC Power
Supply R30
R3U 6293 1,500 15 116
64MB Base SMP Memory R30
R3U 9045 0 0 116
1.1GB Base SCSI-2
Disk Drive R30 9130 0 0 116
AC Power Supply Specify R30
R3U 9291 0 0 116
Base Cooling Unit Specify R30
R3U 9292 0 0 116
Base SMP Enclosure R30
R3U 9293 0 0 116
Base Dual 601
Processor Card/1MB L2
(Deskside/Rack) R30
R3U 9302 0 0 116
600MB Base SCSI-2
Double-Speed, Tray-
Loading CD-ROM R30 9604 0 0 116
R10 R20 $35,000
R10 R30 39,900
R20 R30 23,500
R24 R30 23,500
930 R3U 29,900
950 R3U 29,900
95E R3U 29,900
970 R3U 29,900
97B R3U 29,900
97E R3U 29,900
97F R3U 29,900
980 R3U 29,900
98B R3U 29,900
98E R3U 29,900
98F R3U 29,900
990 R3U 29,900
99E R3U 29,900
99F R3U 29,900
99J R3U 29,900
99K R3U 29,900
Abstract
The IBM RISC System/6000(R) Model R30 is the newest RISC System/6000
rack system offering. The R30 is the first of a family of
rack-mountable, symmetric multiprocessor (SMP) servers. The six
Electronics Industries Standards (EIA)-unit, rack-mountable enclosure
has space for up to four dual processor cards, four memory cards, and
16 Micro Channel(R) bus cards. It comes with a dual PowerPC 601(TM)
processor card running at 75MHz with 32KB instruction/data Level 1
(L1) cache and 1MB Level 2 (L2) cache per processor, and 64MB of
shared memory. A single system image is provided via AIX(R)
Version 4.1.1 for servers operating system.
Availability
Description Date Price
(R) Registered trademark of International Business Machines
Corporation
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IN BRIEF . . .
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| RISC System/6000 Model R30 |
| |
| o Offers a high-performance, rack-mountable symmetric |
| multiprocessor with extensive I/O expansion capability |
| |
| o Provides investment protection through: |
| |
| - Pluggable SMP design that supports additional processors |
| of the same type or replacement with newer processor types |
| as performance requirements change |
| |
| - Model upgrades that allow existing RS/6000(TM) rack |
| systems to move up to the PowerPC multiprocessor systems |
| |
| o Allows for extensive configuration flexibility: |
| |
| - Install one or more CPU drawers into an R00 system rack |
| |
| - 2-way and 4-way PowerPC 601 Processor configurations |
| available |
| |
| - 6-way and 8-way configurations will be available with |
| future PowerPC processors |
| |
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DESCRIPTION
RISC System/6000 Model R30
Configuration of R30
.---------------+--------------+------------.
| | (2) CD-ROM | (3) |
| .----------. |--------------| Operator |
| | (1) Disk | | (2) Media | Panel |
| '----------' '--------------+------------| Front View
| |
| (4) (5) | 10.5-Inch
| Processors Memory |
| | 6 EIA
| |
'-------------------------------------------'
SMP Technology
There are several additional requirements placed on the design by the
unique characteristics of commercial applications. The key to
delivering good commercial performance is not a factor solely of the
processor but rather of the memory hierarchy and the ability to do
rapid cache-to-cache transfers. Typically commercial applications
exhibit data access patterns with a large "footprint". This is very
different from scientific or technical workloads. Commercial
workloads are characterized by high L1/L2 cache miss rates, heavy
memory traffic, and high cache migration rates. As data traffic
increases due to the large footprint of commercial workloads, it is
evident that the memory bus is potentially a bottleneck. It is
critical to performance that the SMP system be designed to handle
these applications.
The design of the IBM SMP servers is to maximize performance as
follows:
IBM's new generation of servers provides efficient paths between
processors and memory and efficiently manages the processor caches to
maintain cache coherency. A distributed directory (snoop) mechanism
is used to maintain cache coherency. The traditional memory bus is
still present, but it only carries address tags. A non-blocking
cross-bar switch is added to the design, which carries the data
between cache and memory or cache and cache. A patented, four-deep
pipelined snoop architecture is used to provide the highest degree of
concurrency in memory and cache operations and operates with the data
cross-bar. The design allows operations to take place in a single
memory-read cycle, which in other SMP designs will take two or three
such cycles.
RISC System/6000 R00 System Rack
Feature Availability Matrix For Models R00
.--------+-+--------------------------------------------.
| |R| A = Available |
| |0| |
| |0| |
|Feature | | |
|Number | | Description |
|--------+-+--------------------------------------------|
| | | |
| 6175 |A| Cluster Power Control |
| 8A0895 |A| Uninterruptible Power System -- RPQ |
| 6096 |A| Deep Door for R00 with SMP |
| 0146 |A| Rack Content Specify 7137/5XX -- 4 EI |
| 0116 |A| Rack Content Specify 7015/R30 -- 6 EIA |
| 0117 |A| Rack Content Specify 7015/R30 with/6226 |
| | | 10 EIA |
'--------+-+--------------------------------------------'
Feature Availability Matrix For Models R30 and R3U
.--------+-+-+------------------------------------------.
| |R|R| A = Available S = Supported |
| |3|3| N = Not Supported, Must be Removed |
| |0|U| |
|Feature | | | |
|Number | | | Description |
|--------+-+-+------------------------------------------|
| 0986 |A|S| CCS Customer Service Specify (US) |
| 1000 | |S| Order Validation Specify Code |
| 1906 |N|N| Fiber Channel Adapter/266 |
| 2402 |N|N| IBM Network Terminal Accelerator |
| | | | -- 256 Session |
| 2403 |N|N| IBM Network Terminal Accelerator |
| | | | -- 2,048 Session |
| 2410 |S|S| SCSI-2 High-Performance External I/O |
| | | | Controller |
| 2413 | |S| IBM SCSI-2 Differential Fast/Wide |
| | | | Adapter/A Select |
| 2414 | |S| IBM SCSI-2 Fast/Wide Adapter/A Select |
| 2415 |A|A| IBM SCSI-2 Fast/Wide Adapter/A |
| 2416 |A|A| IBM SCSI-2 Differential Fast/Wide |
| | | | Adapter/A |
| 2417 |A| | IBM SCSI-2 Differential Fast/Wide |
| | | | Adapter/A Select |
| 2420 |S|S| SCSI-2 Differential High-Performance |
| | | | External I/O Controller |
| 2422 |A|A| SCSI-2 Differential Y-Cable |
| 2423 |A|A| SCSI-2 Differential System-to- |
| | | | System Cable |
| 2424 |A|A| 0.6M 16-bit SCSI-2 Differential System- |
| | | | to-System Cable |
| 2425 |A|A| 2.5M 16-bit SCSI-2 Differential System- |
| | | | to-System Cable |
| 2426 |A|A| 16-bit Y-Cable for IBM SCSI-2 |
| | | | Differential Fast/Wide Adapter/A |
| 2427 |A|A| 8-bit Y-Cable for IBM SCSI-2 Differential|
| | | | Fast/Wide Adapter/A |
| 2435 |A|A| 16-bit IBM SCSI-2 Fast/Wide Adapter/A |
| | | | to Dual-Ported Device Cable |
| 2436 |A|A| 16-bit IBM SCSI-2 Differential Fast/Wide |
| | | | Adapter/A to Dual-Ported Device Cable |
| 2437 |A|A| 8-bit IBM SCSI-2 Fast/Wide Adapter/A to |
| | | | Dual-Ported Device Cable |
| 2438 |A|A| 8-bit IBM SCSI-2 Differential Fast/Wide |
| | | | Adapter/A to Dual-Ported Device Cable |
| 2439 |A|A| 8-bit IBM SCSI-2 Fast/Wide Adapter/A to |
| | | | Single-Ported Device Cable |
| 2510 | |S| 670MB SCSI Disk Drive |
| 2515 |A|A| 1GB SCSI-2 Disk Drive for Drawer |
| 2518 |A|A| 2GB SCSI-2 Disk Drive for Drawer |
| 2530 | |S| 857MB SCSI Disk Drive |
| 2533 | |S| 670MB to 857MB SCSI Disk Drive Select |
| 2555 |S|S| 1GB SCSI-2 Disk Drive |
| 2570 | |S| 1.37GB SCSI Disk Drive |
| 2575 | |S| 857MB to 1.37GB SCSI Disk Drive Select |
| 2580 |S|S| 2GB SCSI-2 Disk Drive |
| 2583 |S|S| 1GB to 2GB SCSI-2 Disk Drive Select |
| 2586 |N| | 2GB SCSI-2 Fast/Wide Disk Drive |
| 2600 | |S| CD-ROM for Processor Drawer |
| 2601 | |S| CD-ROM for Media Drawer |
| 2602 | |S| Internal CD-ROM to CD-ROM-2 Select |
| 2603 |A|A| Internal CD-ROM-2 |
| 2604 |A|A| 600MB SCSI-2 Double-Speed, Tray-loading |
| | | | CD-ROM |
| 2606 |A| | Internal CD-ROM-2 Select |
| 2613 | |S| 600MB SCSI-2 Double-Speed, Tray-loading |
| | | | CD-ROM Select |
| 2614 |S|S| 600MB SCSI-2 Double-Speed, Tray-loading |
| | | | CD-ROM Select |
| 2620 | |N| Internal 5 1/4-Inch Diskette Drive |
| 2630 |A|A| 1.2GB Internal 1/4-Inch Cartridge |
| | | | Tape Drive |
| 2636 | |S| 150MB Internal 1/4-Inch Cartridge |
| | | | Tape Drive (Proc Drawer) |
| 2637 | |S| 150MB Internal 1/4-Inch Cartridge |
| | | | Tape Drive (Media Drawer) |
| 2700 |A|A| 4-Port Multiprotocol Communications |
| | | | Controller |
| 2702 |A|A| Multiprotocol Attachment Cable -- V.35 |
| 2704 |A|A| Multiprotocol Attachment Cable -- X.21 |
| 2705 |A|A| 4-Port Multiprotocol Interface Cable |
| 2706 |A|A| Multiprotocol Modem Attachment Cable |
| | | | -- EIA-232/V.24 |
| 2720 | |S| Fiber-Distributed Data Interface |
| | | | Single-Ring Adapter |
| 2722 | |A| Fiber-Distributed Data Interface |
| | | | Dual-Ring Upgrade Kit |
| 2723 |A|A| FDDI-Fiber Dual-Ring Upgrade |
| | | | |
'--------+-+-+------------------------------------------'
.--------+-+-+------------------------------------------.
| |R|R| A = Available S = Supported |
| |3|3| N = Not Supported, Must be Removed |
| |0|U| |
|Feature | | | |
|Number | | | Description |
|--------+-+-+------------------------------------------|
| 2724 |A|A| FDDI-Fiber Single-Ring Adapter |
| 2725 |A|A| FDDI-STP Single-Ring Adapter |
| 2726 |A|A| FDDI-STP Dual-Ring Upgrade |
| 2735 |N|N| High-Performance Parallel Interface |
| | | | Adapter |
| 2754 |N|N| S/390 ESCON Channel Emulator |
| 2755 |A|A| Block Multiplexer Channel Adapter |
| 2756 |N|N| ESCON Control Unit Adapter |
| 2757 |A|A| Block Multiplexer Channel Adapter Cable |
| 2759 |N|N| System/370 Channel Emulator/A |
| 2800 |N|N| System/370 Host Interface Adapter |
| 2801 | |N| 5086 Attachment Adapter |
| 2802 | |N| 5085 Attachment Adapter |
| 2832 |N|N| SCSI Controller Cable |
| 2835 |N|N| SCSI High-Performance External I/O |
| | | | Controller |
| 2860 | |N| Serial Optical Channel Converter |
| 2866 | |N| 6-Meter Serial Optical Channel |
| | | | Converter Cable |
| 2867 | |N| 10-Meter Serial Optical Channel |
| | | | Converter Cable |
| 2868 | |N| 20-Meter Serial Optical Channel |
| | | | Converter Cable |
| 2869 | |N| 60-Meter Serial Optical Channel |
| | | | Converter Cable |
| 2870 | |N| 100-Meter Serial Optical Channel |
| | | | Converter Cable |
| 2921 |N|N| Artic960 Coprocessor (1MB) |
| 2922 |N|N| Cable Option EIA 232 |
| 2923 |N|N| Cable Option EIA 530 RS 422 |
| 2924 |N|N| Artic960 Coprocessor (4MB) |
| 2926 |N|N| Cable Option ISO 4902 V.36 |
| 2927 |N|N| Cable Option ISO 4903 X.21 |
| 2928 |N|N| Artic960 Coprocessor (8MB) |
| 2930 |A|A| 8-Port Asynchronous Adapter -- EIA-232 |
| 2936 |A|A| Asynchronous Cable EIA-232/V.24 |
| 2937 |A|A| Printer/Terminal Interposer -- EIA-232 |
| 2940 |A|A| 8-Port Asynchronous Adapter -- EIA-422A |
| 2945 |A|A| Terminal Cable -- EIA-422A |
| 2950 |A|A| 8-Port Asynchronous Adapter |
| | | | -- MIL-STD 188 |
| 2955 |A|A| 16-Port Asynchronous Adapter -- EIA-232 |
| 2957 |A|A| 16-Port Asynchronous Adapter -- EIA-422A |
| 2960 |A|A| X.25 Interface Co-Processor/2 |
| 2970 |A|A| Token-Ring High-Performance Network |
| | | | Adapter |
| 2972 |A|A| IBM Auto Token-Ring LANStreamer 32 MC |
| | | | Adapter |
| 2976 |A|A| X.25 Attachment Cable X.21 -- 6-Meter |
| | | | (20 feet) |
| 2977 |A|A| X.25 Attachment Cable V.24 -- 6-Meter |
| | | | (20 feet) |
| 2978 |A|A| X.25 Attachment Cable V.35 -- 6-Meter |
| | | | (20 feet) |
| 2980 |A|A| Ethernet High-Performance LAN Adapter |
| 2984 |N|N| Turboways 100 ATM Adapter |
| 2990 |A|A| 3270 Connection Adapter -- US |
| 2995 |A|A| Multiport Interface Cable |
| 2996 |A|A| 16-Port Interface Cable -- EIA-232 |
| 2997 |A|A| 16-Port Interface Cable -- EIA-422A |
| 3030 |A|A| 1.1GB SCSI-2 Disk Drive |
| 3031 |A|A| 2.2GB SCSI-2 Disk Drive |
| 3032 |N| | 1.1GB SCSI-2 Fast/Wide Disk Drive |
| 3033 |N| | 2.2GB SCSI-2 Fast/Wide Disk Drive |
| 3034 |N| | 4.5GB SCSI-2 Fast/Wide Disk Drive |
| 3039 |A| | 2.2GB SCSI-2 Disk Drive Select |
| 3045 |N| | 2.2GB SCSI-2 Fast/Wide Disk Drive Select |
| 3049 |N| | 4.5GB SCSI-2 Fast/Wide Disk Drive Select |
| 3064 |N| | 2GB SCSI-2 Fast/Wide Initial Order |
| | | | (Must order quantity two) |
| 3100 |A|A| PC Parallel Printer Cable |
| 3120 |N|N| External SCSI Controller Cable |
| | | | (60-Pin Connector) |
| 3121 |A|A| External SCSI-2 Controller Cable |
| | | | (50-Pin Connector) |
| 3122 |N|N| Serial to Re-IPL Port Cable for |
| | | | Drawer/Drawer |
| 3123 |N|N| Serial to Re-IPL Port Cable for Rack/Rack|
| 3124 |A|A| Serial-to-Serial Port Cable for |
| | | | Drawer/Drawer |
| 3125 |A|A| Serial-to-Serial Port Cable for Rack/Rack|
| 3530 |A|A| 857MB Serial-Link Disk Drive |
| | | | |
'--------+-+-+------------------------------------------'
.--------+-+-+------------------------------------------.
| |R|R| A = Available S = Supported |
| |3|3| N = Not Supported, Must be Removed |
| |0|U| |
|Feature | | | |
|Number | | | Description |
|--------+-+-+------------------------------------------|
| 3550 |A|A| 1.07GB Serial-Link Disk Drive |
| 3551 |S|S| 857MB to 1.07GB Serial-Link Disk |
| | | | Drive Select |
| 3552 |A|A| 2.0GB Serial-Link Disk Drive |
| 4008 | |N| 8MB SD1 Memory Card |
| 4010 | |N| 8MB to 16MB SD1 Memory Select Feature |
| 4016 | |N| 16MB SD1 Memory Card |
| 4032 | |N| 32MB HD1 Memory Card |
| 4033 | |N| 8MB to 32MB HD1 Memory Select |
| 4035 | |N| 64MB HD1 Memory Card |
| 4036 | |N| 8MB to 64MB HD1 Memory Select |
| 4061 |A|A| Memory Conv Kit to 256MB Memory |
| 4062 |A|A| Memory Conv Kit to 512MB Memory |
| 4063 | |N| 8MB HD3 Memory Card |
| 4066 | |N| 16MB HD3 Memory Card |
| 4067 |N|N| 32MB HD3 Memory Card |
| 4068 | |N| 16MB to 32MB HD3 Memory Select |
| 4069 |N|N| 64MB HD3 Memory Card |
| 4070 | |N| 16MB to 64MB HD3 Memory Select |
| 4071 | |N| 32MB to 64MB HD3 Memory Select |
| 4090 |N|N| 128MB Memory Card |
| 4092 | |N| 32MB to 128MB Memory Select |
| 4094 |N|N| 64MB to 128MB Memory Select |
| 4095 |N|N| 256MB Memory Card |
| 4097 |N|N| 64MB to 256MB Memory Select |
| 4144 |A|A| 128MB Memory Select |
| 4145 |A|A| 256MB Memory Select |
| 4146 |A|A| 512MB Memory Select |
| 4155 |A|A| 64MB Memory Card |
| 4156 |A|A| 128MB Memory Card |
| 4157 |A|A| 256MB Memory Card |
| 4158 |A|A| 512MB Memory Card |
| 4224 |A|A| Ethernet 10BaseT Transceiver |
| 4302 |A|A| Dual 601 MP Processor Card/1MB L2 |
| 5005 |A|S| AIX Operating System Preload (US) |
| 5032 | |N| 32MB Memory SIMM Kit |
| 5064 |N|N| 64MB Memory SIMM Kit |
| 5128 |N|N| 128MB Memory SIMM Kit |
| 6002 | |N| Asynchronous Expansion Drawer |
| 6003 | |N| Micro Channel Expansion Board (8-slot) |
| 6005 | |S| Dual Power Control Feature |
| 6090 | |S| Top Cable Access and Concrete Bolt-Down |
| 6091 | |S| Raised Floor Bolt-Down |
| 6092 | |S| Top Cable Access and Concrete Bolt-Down |
| | | | with DC Input Power |
| 6093 | |S| Raised Floor Bolt-Down with DC |
| | | | Input Power |
| 6094 | |S| Top Cable Access for External I/O Device |
| 6095 | |A| Power Cord for PDU to External I/O Device|
| 6096 | |A| Deep Door for Rack with MP |
| 6100 | |S| SCSI Disk Drawer |
| 6130 | |S| Serial-Link Disk Drive Drawer Select |
| | | | (2x1.3GB SCSI) |
| 6133 | |S| Serial-Link Disk Drive Drawer Select |
| | | | (4x1GB SCSI) |
| 6135 | |S| Serial-Link Disk Drive Drawer Select |
| | | | with DC Input Power (4x1GB SCSI) |
| 6140 |N|N| 1/2-Inch, 9-Track Tape Drive Drawer |
| 6142 |A|A| 4GB/8GB, 4 mm Internal Tape Drive |
| 6146 | |S| 2.3GB, 8 mm Internal Tape Drive |
| 6147 |A|A| 5GB/10GB, 8 mm Internal Tape Drive for |
| | | | Media Drawer |
| 6148 | |S| 2.3GB to 5GB, 8 mm Internal Tape |
| | | | Drive Select |
| 6149 |A|A| 5GB, 8 mm Tape Drive for CPU Drawer |
| 6150 | |A| Battery Backup Option |
| 6151 | |A| Battery Backup Extender Cables (3) |
| 6155 |A|A| Serial-Link Additional System Attachment |
| | | | Cable |
| 6163 | |S| N-Way Serial-Link Disk Drawer Select |
| | | | (4X1GB) |
| 6165 | |S| N-Way Serial-Link Disk Drawer Select |
| | | | with DC Power (4X1GB) |
| 6167 |S| | N-Way Serial-Link Disk Drawer Select |
| 6168 |S| | N-Way Serial-Link Disk Drawer Select |
| | | | with DC Power |
| 6210 | |S| High-Performance Disk Drive Subsystem |
| | | | Adapter (40MB/Sec) |
| 6211 | |S| High-Performance Disk Drive Subsystem |
| | | | Adapter (80MB/Sec) |
| 6212 |A|A| High-Performance Subsystem Adapter |
| | | | (40/80MB/Sec) |
| 6213 |S| | High-Performance Subsystem Adapter |
| | | | Select |
'--------+-+-+------------------------------------------'
.--------+-+-+------------------------------------------.
| |R|R| A = Available S = Supported |
| |3|3| N = Not Supported, Must be Removed |
| |0|U| |
|Feature | | | |
|Number | | | Description |
|--------+-+-+------------------------------------------|
| 6224 | |S| Media Drawer |
| 6226 |A|A| SCSI-2 Drawer |
| 6229 |N|N| DC Input CPU Enclosure |
| 6291 |A|A| DC Power Supply Select |
| 6292 |A|A| Additional AC Power Supply |
| 6293 |A|A| Additional DC Power Supply |
| 6300 |N|N| Digital Trunk Adapter |
| 6301 |N|N| M-Audio Capture Playback Adapter |
| 6302 |A|A| IBM Ultimedia Audio Adapter |
| 6305 |N|N| Digital Trunk Dual Adapter |
| 6307 | |N| IBM Speech Accelerator 2 |
| 6400 | |N| 64-Port Asynchronous Controller |
| 6401 | |N| 16-Port Asynchronous Concentrator |
| 6402 | |N| RJ-45 to DB-25 Converter Cable |
| 6894 |N|N| Remote Reset Port |
| 7002 |N|N| IBM Realtime Interface Co-Processor: |
| | | | Multiport/2 Adapter (.5MB) |
| 7004 |N|N| IBM Realtime Interface Co-Processor: |
| | | | Multiport/2 Adapter (1MB) |
| 7006 |A|A| IBM Realtime Interface Co-Processor: |
| | | | Portmaster Adapter/A (1MB) |
| 7008 |A|A| IBM Realtime Interface Co-Processor: |
| | | | Portmaster Adapter/A (2MB) |
| 7022 |N|N| IBM Realtime Interface Co-Processor: |
| | | | Multiport/2 4-Port RS-232 |
| | | | Interface Board |
| 7024 |N|N| IBM Realtime Interface Co-Processor: |
| | | | Multiport/2 6-Port RS-232-C |
| | | | Synchronous Interface Board |
| 7026 |N|N| IBM Realtime Interface Co-Processor: |
| | | | Multiport/2 8-Port RS-232 |
| | | | Interface Board |
| 7028 |N|N| IBM Realtime Interface Co-Processor: |
| | | | Multiport/2 8-Port RS-422-A |
| | | | Interface Board |
| 7030 |N|N| IBM Realtime Interface Co-Processor: |
| | | | Multiport/2 RS-232/RS-422 |
| | | | Interface Board |
| 7042 |A|A| IBM Realtime Interface Co-Processor: |
| | | | 8-Port RS-232 Interface Board/A |
| 7044 |A|A| IBM Realtime Interface Co-Processor: |
| | | | 8-Port RS-422 Interface Board/A |
| 7046 |A|A| IBM Realtime Interface Co-Processor: |
| | | | 6-Port V.35 Interface Board/A |
| 7102 |N|N| IBM Realtime Interface Co-Processor: |
| | | | EIA RS-232-C Multiport Interface Cable |
| 7104 |N|N| IBM Realtime Interface Co-Processor: |
| | | | Synchronous Interface Cable |
| 7106 |A|A| IBM Realtime Interface Co-Processor: |
| | | | 6-Port V.35 Cable |
| 7108 |A|A| IBM Realtime Interface Co-Processor: |
| | | | 8-Port Cable |
| 8128 |A|A| 128-Port Asynchronous Controller |
| 8130 |A|A| Remote Asynchronous Node 16-Port |
| | | | EIA-232 (US) |
| 8131 |A|A| 128-Port Asynchronous Controller Cable, |
| | | | 4.5 Meter (15 Feet) |
| 8132 |A|A| 128-Port Asynchronous Controller Cable, |
| | | | 23cm (9 Inch) |
| 8133 |A|A| RJ-45 to DB-25 Converter Cable |
| 8135 |A|A| 64-Port to 128-Port Pin-Out Converter |
| 9003 |N|N| Micro Channel Expansion Board Specify |
| 9042 |N| | 1MB L2 Cache Specify |
| 9043 |N|N| 1.0MB Base L2 Cache Specify |
| 9045 |A|A| 64MB Base Memory |
| 9110 | |S| DC Power Distribution Panel Specify |
| | | | for Storage Rack |
| 9111 | |S| Power Distribution Unit Specify |
| 9113 | |S| Power Distribution Unit Specify -- |
| | | | Two Phase |
| 9114 | |S| Power Distribution Unit Specify -- |
| | | | Three Phase |
| 9116 | |N| Transformer Specify, 115 to 127 V AC |
| 9130 |A| | 1.1GB Base SCSI-2 Disk Drive |
| 9150 | |N| Serial Optical Channel Converter |
| | | | Module Specify |
| 9199 | |S| Battery Backup Feature Specify |
| 9216 |A| | IBM SCSI-2 Fast/Wide Adapter/A Specify |
| 9217 |S| | IBM SCSI-2 Fast/Wide Differential |
| | | | Adapter/A Specify |
| 9218 |S|S| Internal CD-ROM-2 Specify |
| | | | |
'--------+-+-+------------------------------------------'
.--------+-+-+------------------------------------------.
| |R|R| A = Available S = Supported |
| |3|3| N = Not Supported, Must be Removed |
| |0|U| |
|Feature | | | |
|Number | | | Description |
|--------+-+-+------------------------------------------|
| 9219 | |S| SCSI-2 I/O Controller Specify |
| 9220 | |N| SCSI I/O Controller Specify |
| 9221 |A|S| 3 1/2-Inch Diskette Specify |
| 9222 | |S| 2.3GB Internal 8 mm Tape Drive Specify |
| 9223 | |S| Internal CD-ROM Specify |
| 9224 | |S| SCSI Drawer Specify |
| 9225 | |S| 5GB, 8 mm Tape Drive Specify |
| 9226 | |N| CPU Drawer Specify |
| 9227 |N|N| CPU Drawer Specify for AC-Models |
| 9228 |S|S| 5GB, 8MM Tape Drive in CPU Drawer Specify|
| 9231 | |N| 8MB, SD1 Memory Specify |
| 9234 | |N| 16MB, HD3 Memory Specify |
| 9235 | |N| 32MB, HD3 Memory Specify |
| 9236 | |N| 16MB, SD1 Memory Specify |
| 9238 |N|N| 64MB, HD3 Memory Specify |
| 9247 | |S| 670MB SCSI Disk Drive Specify |
| 9248 | |S| 857MB SCSI Disk Drive Specify |
| 9249 |S|S| 1GB SCSI-2 Disk Drive Specify |
| 9261 | |S| 1.37GB SCSI Disk Drive Specify |
| 9264 |N| | 2.0GB SCSI-2 Fast-Wide Disk Drive Specify|
| 9271 |S|S| 857MB Serial-Link Disk Drive Specify |
| 9272 |S|S| 2GB Serial-Link Disk Drive Specify |
| 9290 |N| | CPU Drawer Specify |
| 9291 |A|A| AC Power Supply Specify |
| 9292 |A|A| Base Cooling Unit Specify |
| 9293 |A|A| Base SMP Enclosure |
| 9300 |A|S| Language Group Specify -- US English |
| 9302 |A|A| Base Dual 601 Processor Card/1MB L2 |
| 9604 |A| | 600MB Base SCSI-2 Double-Speed, |
| | | | Tray-Loading CD-ROM |
| 9800 | |S| Power Cord Specify -- United States/ |
| | | | Canada (125V, 15A) |
| 9801 | |S| Power Cord Specify -- United States |
| | | | (Raised Floor) |
| 9893 |N| | Drawer Glide and Cable Management |
| | | | Hardware Specify |
| 9894 |N| | Remote Reset Port Specify |
| 9986 | |S| Power Cord Specify -- Chicago (125V, 15A)|
| | | | (1.8M)(6 Feet) |
| 9987 | |S| Power Cord Specify -- Chicago (Raised |
| | | | Floor) (125V, 15A) |
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Devices Supported for the R00 System Rack
Devices Supported for Models R30 and R3U
These machines can be attached but are not rack-mounted:
These machines are positioned on top of the rack:
This unit is a Micro Channel adapter with software: IBM 0562
Model 004 Prestoserve for IBM AIX/6000(R).
(1) National language models are supported through the use of a
cartridge with ISO 8859-1 and national language keyboards.
X Terminals:
Plotters:
Modems: Modem support is provided to allow communication through
telecommunications networks using dial-up or leased lines with
asynchronous protocols or the synchronous half-duplexed synchronous
data link control (SDLC) or binary synchronous communication (BSC)
protocols. Not all of the features supported by the listed modems
are supported by AIX Version 4.1.1 for servers.
Modems Protocols Standards
Printers:
The following non-IBM printers are also supported:
(2) For assistance with these printers call Lexmark Customer
Support. Lexmark Customer support line: 606-232-3000; Lexmark
Internet file server: ftp.lexmark.com.
(3) Feature number 3155 for the IBM 3812 printer is required for
attachment to the RISC System/6000 system.
(4) Feature number 7652 for the IBM 3816 printer is required for
attachment to the RISC System/6000 system.
(5) When using the serial ports, the IBM 4019 requires a feature
number 9143 (System serial interface adapter) for attachment to
the RISC System/6000 system.
(6) AIX support software for the LaserPrinter Integrated Network
Option is provided with the Network Option cards (#5495, #5496,
#5497) on the IBM 4039 LaserPrinter.
(7) Use the virtual printer files available from Lexmark for the
PCL emulation mode of the 4076 printer. For PPDS (IBM ASCII),
select emulation of the 2390 Personal Printer.
(8) The IBM RISC System/6000 system supports Code Page 850. The
Code Page 850 cartridge must be installed on the IBM 5202
printer to fully utilize the full character sets of the system.
For details on available cartridges, refer to the IBM 5202
Sales Manual. Other IBM printers have Code Page 850 resident.
(9) Impactwriter A models emulate the IBM 4202-3 printer for
traditional line printing of simple text and numbers.
Graphics, all points addressable, and large characters cannot
be printed.
(10) AIX support software for the HP JetDirect Ethernet Card
Printer Peripherals
Limitations
Limitations for Disk Storage Adapters and Subsystems on Model R30:
Storage configurations can be maximized for individual types of
storage or combination of types (for example, all SCSI, all
serial-link, and SCSI and serial-link in combination). The following
chart shows maximum disk capacity for each maximized configuration.
The Assumptions section below defines each adapter/subsystem
combination. The Configuration sections below show the type or
combination of types of storage in each header followed by the
quantity of each adapter in the left-hand column with the quantity of
each type of storage in the center and right-hand columns.
7131/9333/9334
# Adapters Int/Exp Drawers
PRODUCT POSITIONING
STATEMENT OF GENERAL DIRECTION
Product Preview for RS/6000 PowerPC Servers
PUBLICATIONS
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The following publications are shipped with the IBM RISC System/6000
Model R30 PowerPC Server CPU drawer. Additional copies are
available.
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The following publications are available. To order, contact your IBM
representative.
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System Library Subscription Service (SLSS) is available by product
number and subject code. Customers currently subscribing to SLSS
will receive publication updates automatically.
EDUCATION SUPPORT
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
Specified Operating Environment
Operating Environment:
EMC Conformance Classification: This equipment is subject to FCC
rules and it shall comply with the appropriate FCC rules before final
delivery to the buyer or centers of distribution.
General Requirements: Compliance with IBM Corporate Bulletin C-B
0-2594-000 Statement of Conformity of IBM Product to External
Standard (Suppliers Declaration)
Environmental Impact Assessment Number 617P-3
Telecom Environmental Testing (Safety and EMC): IBM RISC System/6000
models and applicable features meet the environmental testing
requirements of the country TELECOM. The testing and approval
process is ongoing.
Environmental Test
Country Safety EMC
ISO 900
IBM Location Certification
Hardware Requirements: IBM-supported ASCII terminal and cable.
MODEL CONVERSIONS
Memory cards must be installed in pairs of equal capacity on the
Model R20. Additional memory cards must be ordered if necessary.
Model
From To
* See text following
Note: All models of the RISC System/6000 rack family will be
upgradeable to future (604) SMP models.
The replaced chassis with its base features become the property of
IBM and must be returned to IBM. Optional features of the replaced
system will either be installed in the new system or returned to the
customer. The Deep Door for Rack with MP (#6096) should be ordered
with the model conversion.
Quantity Feature Quantity Feature
From Number To Number
Planning Information
Security, Auditability, and Control
Otherwise, these products use the security and auditability features
of host hardware, software, and application software. User
management is responsible for evaluation, selection, and
implementation of security features, administrative procedures, and
appropriate controls in application systems and communications
facilities.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Eligible Discount
Type Three-Year Five-Year
* A revised exhibit will be available at a later date.
Corporate Service Option: The announced product is an eligible
machine for the Corporate Service Option* of the ICA.
Discount
Option Three-Year Five-Year
Extended Maintenance Option: The announced product is an eligible
machine under the Extended Maintenance Option of the ICA.
CHARGES
Machine Model Purchase
Description Type Number Price MMMC*
*MMMC = Minimum Monthly Maintenance Charge
Model Feature Purchase Removal
Description Number Number Price MMMC* Charge
Model Feature Purchase Removal
Description Number Number Price MMMC* Charge
The Uninterruptible Power System (RPQ 8A0895) will be priced through
the RPQ process.
+ Parts removed or replaced become the property of IBM and must
be returned.
Model Conversion Purchase Prices:
Model Model Conversion
From To Purchase Price+
+ Parts removed or replaced become the property of IBM and must
be returned.
** Product or company name is a trademark or registered trademark
of its respective holder.