IBM z/OS manual Model Upgrades

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Although CBU and On/Off Capacity on Demand can both reside on the server, the activation of On/Off Capacity on Demand is mutually exclusive with Capacity BackUp (CBU) and no physical hardware upgrade will be sup- ported while On/Off Capacity on Demand is active.

This important new function for zSeries gives customers greater control and ability to add capacity to meet the requirements of an unpredictable on demand applica- tion environment. On/Off CoD extends zSeries capacity on demand offerings to the next level of fl exibility. It is designed to help customers match cost with capacity utilization and manage periodic business spikes. On/Off Capacity on Demand is designed to provide a low-risk way to deploy pilot applications, and it is designed to enable a customer to grow capacity rationally and proportionately with market demand.

Customers can also take advantage of Capacity Upgrade on Demand (CUoD), Customer Initiated Upgrade (CIU), and Capacity BackUp (CBU) which are described later in the document.

The z990 has also been designed to offer a high perfor- mance and effi cient I/O structure. All z990 models ship with two frames the A-Frame and the Z-Frame; this sup- ports the installation of up to three I/O cages. Each I/O cage has the capability of plugging up to 28 I/O cards. When used in conjunction with the software that supports Logical Channel SubSystems, it is possible to have up to 420 ESCON® channels in a single I/O cage and a maxi- mum of 1024 channels across 3 I/O cages. Alternatively, three I/O cages will support up to 120 FICONchannels

and up to 360 ESCON channels. Each book will support up to 12 STIs for I/O connectivity. Seven STIs are required to support the 28 channel slots in each I/O cage so in order to support a fully confi gured three I/O cage system 21 STIs are required. To achieve this maximum I/O con- nectivity requires at least a B16 model which provides 24 STIs.

The following chart shows the upgrade from z900 to z990. There are any to any upgrades from any of the z900 gen- eral purpose models. A z900 Coupling Facility Model 100 must fi rst be upgraded to a z900 general purpose model before upgrading to a z990. There are no upgrades from 9672 G5/G6 or IBM ^zSeries 800 (z800).

Model Upgrades

z900

z990

100

101 - 109 A08

1C1 - 116B16

2C1 - 216

C24

D32

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Contents IBM zSeries 990 and z/OS Reference Guide Table of Contents What does an on demand company look like? ZSeries OverviewTools for Managing e-business To huge increases in user activityArchitecture Operating System Support ArchitectureTion IBM zSeriesBase Ratio Z990 Design and Technology MultiChip Module is the technology cornerstone for Z990 and IBM On/Off Capacity on Demand Z990 Family ModelsZ990 Models Model Upgrades Z990 and z900 Performance Comparison Z990 Cage Layout Z990 I/O SubSystemPhysical Channel IDs PCHIDs SubSystem Greater than 15 Logical Partitions LPUp to 1024 Escon Channels Z990 Channels and I/O ConnectivityLogical Channel SubSystem Lcss Spanning IC Channel SpanningIntegrated Cluster Bus-4 ICB-4 InterSystem Channel-3 ISC-3Integrated Cluster Bus-2 ICB-2 Integrated Cluster Bus-3 ICB-3Flexibility Three channel types supported Ficon Express Channel Card FeaturesFibre Channel Connectivity PerformanceNative Ficon Channels Shared infrastructureFicon Support for Cascaded Directors Ficon ConnectivityFicon CTC function FCP Channels Ficon Bridge ChannelFCP Full fabric connectivity Open Systems Adapter-Express Features OSA-ExpressOSA-Express Integrated Console Controller Z990 OSA-Express 1000BASE-T EthernetZ990 OSA-Express Gigabit Ethernet Queued Direct Input/Output QdioServer to User connections NON-QDIO operational modeZ990 OSA-Express Token-Ring Performance enhancements for virtual servers Lpar Support of OSA-ExpressIPv6 Support LCSS0 LCSS1 HiperSocketsHiperSockets Network Concentrator Cryptography Plan Ahead and Concurrent Conditioning Z990 Capacity Upgrade on Demand CUoDAvailability ZSeries Security Certification CryptographyZ990 Server Capacity BackUp CBU Transparent Sparing Z990 Server Customer Initiated Upgrade CIUConcurrent Maintenance Advanced Availability FunctionsParallel Sysplex Cluster Technology Concurrent Capacity Backup Downgrade CBU UndoConcurrent Memory Upgrade Coupling Facility Configuration Alternatives System-Managed CF Structure Duplexing Parallel Sysplex Coupling Connectivity Options Z990 Theoretical Maximum Coupling Link SpeedIRD Scope Intelligent Resource DirectorChannel Subsystem Priority Queuing Lpar CPU ManagementDynamic Channel Path Management Page Geographically Dispersed Parallel Sysplex HyperSwap Geographically Dispersed Parallel Sysplex Gdps Enhancements Page Page Facilities Parallel SysplexComponents and assumptions No single point of failureIBM Middleware Z990 Support for LinuxLinux on zSeries Tivoli Access Manager for Operating Systems Version OSA-Express Ethernet for Linux Linux Distribution PartnersVM Version 4 and Version Integrated Facility for Linux IFLFibre Channel Protocol FCP channel Support for Linux HiperSocketsLinux Support ZSeries 990 Family Configuration DetailCryptographic Support for Linux Processor Memory Cryptographic FeaturesOSA-Express Features Processor Unit AssignmentsGeneral Information Z990 Frame and I/O Configuration Content Planning for I/OSystem Cooling Air Flow Rate CFM Physical CharacteristicsZ990 Power/Heating/Cooling System Power Consumption kW Z990 DimensionsFiber-Optic Cabling and System Connectivity Coupling Facility CF Level of SupportFiber-optic jumper cabling package Integrated system services ZSeries Application Assist Processor OS.eAutomation Support OS ScalabilityBit Support Sense and Respond with Workload Manager System ServicesData Management with Dfsms WLM Improvements for WebSphereJES2 and JES3 CICS/VSAM enabled for 24x7 availabilitySystem Management Services Enhancements Console EnhancementsAdvanced System Automation Security ServicesMultilevel Security Racf enhancementsLdap Firewall PKI ServicesLanguage Environment Network Authentication ServiceApplication Enablement Services Unicode JavaSysplex Distributor Communication ServicesRexx Functions Dynamic Virtual IP Address TakeoverHiperSockets Intrusion Detection Services IDSHighlights OS UnixZSeries File System zFS Unix System Services benefits can includeDistributed Computing Services Internet Services Distributed File Services DFS Server Message BlockInfoprint Central Print ServicesPublications Integrated TestingSoftcopy Publications Support Library CenterMigration/Coexistence Installation ConsiderationsOS 1.4 and 1.5 are supported on the following IBM servers OS 1.6 is supported on the following IBM serversZSeries Bimodal Support for z/OS Migration, installation and customization EnhancementsOrder z/OS through the Internet WizardsVM Version 3 VM Version 4 Exploiting New Technology Systems Management Networking with z/VM Application EnablementPage Enhancements in z/VM V5.1 include VM Version 5Engine-based Value Unit Pricing Technology Exploitation Network Virtualization and SecuritySystems Management Improvements To learn more