IBM z/OS manual Greater than 15 Logical Partitions LP, Physical Channel IDs PCHIDs SubSystem

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z990 Logical Channel SubSystems (LCSSs) and support for

greater than 15 Logical Partitions (LP)

In order to provide the increased channel connectivity required to support the scalability of the z990, the z990 channel I/O SubSystem delivers a breakthrough in con- nectivity, by providing up to 4 LCSS per CEC, each of which can support up to 256 CHPIDs with exploitation soft- ware installed. This support is provided in such a way that is transparent to the programs operating in the logical par- tition. Each Logical Channel SubSystem may have from 1 to 256 CHPIDs and may in turn be confi gured with 1 to 15 logical partitions. Each Logical Partition (LPAR) runs under a single LCSS. As with previous zSeries servers, Multiple Image Facility (MIF) channel sharing as well as all other channel subsystem features are available to each Logical Partition confi gured to each Logical Channel SubSystem.

Up tp 30 Logical Partitions

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Up to 256

 

 

Up to 256

 

 

 

 

Up to 256

 

 

 

Up to 256

LCSS0 CHPIDs

LCSS1

 

CHPIDs

LCSS2

 

CHPIDs

LCSS3

CHPIDs

Physical Channel IDs (PCHIDs) SubSystem

In order to accommodate the new support for up to 1024 CHPIDs introduced with the Logical Channel SubSystem (LCSS) a new Physical Channel ID (PCHID) is being intro- duced. The PCHID represents the physical location of an I/O feature in the I/O cage. CHPID numbers are no longer pre-assigned and it is now a customer responsibility to do this assignment via IOCP/HCD. CHPID assignment is done by associating a CHPID number with a physical location, the PCHID. It is important to note that although it is pos- sible to have LCSSs, there is still a single IOCDS to defi ne the I/O subsystem. There is a new CHPID mapping tool available to aid in the mapping of CHPIDs to PCHIDs. The CHPID Mapping tool is available from Resource Link, at ibm.com/servers/resourcelink.

IOCP - IOCDS

 

 

 

 

Partitions

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Partitions

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

LCSS0

 

 

 

 

LCSS1

 

 

 

CHPIDs

 

 

CHPIDs

 

 

 

 

 

4F

 

 

12

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00

 

 

02

 

12

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HCD - HSA or IOCDS - HSA

102 103 104 110

200 201 202

2B02C5

Physical Channels (PCHIDs)

Note: Crypto no longer requires a CHPID

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Contents IBM zSeries 990 and z/OS Reference Guide Table of Contents ZSeries Overview What does an on demand company look like?To huge increases in user activity Tools for Managing e-businessArchitecture Architecture Operating System SupportIBM zSeries TionBase 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 I/O SubSystem Z990 Cage LayoutGreater than 15 Logical Partitions LP Physical Channel IDs PCHIDs SubSystemIC Channel Spanning Z990 Channels and I/O ConnectivityLogical Channel SubSystem Lcss Spanning Up to 1024 Escon ChannelsIntegrated Cluster Bus-3 ICB-3 InterSystem Channel-3 ISC-3Integrated Cluster Bus-2 ICB-2 Integrated Cluster Bus-4 ICB-4Performance Ficon Express Channel Card FeaturesFibre Channel Connectivity Flexibility Three channel types supportedShared infrastructure Native Ficon ChannelsFicon Support for Cascaded Directors Ficon ConnectivityFicon CTC function Ficon Bridge Channel FCP ChannelsOpen Systems Adapter-Express Features OSA-Express FCP Full fabric connectivityZ990 OSA-Express 1000BASE-T Ethernet OSA-Express Integrated Console ControllerQueued Direct Input/Output Qdio Z990 OSA-Express Gigabit EthernetServer to User connections NON-QDIO operational modeZ990 OSA-Express Token-Ring Performance enhancements for virtual servers Lpar Support of OSA-ExpressIPv6 Support HiperSockets LCSS0 LCSS1HiperSockets Network Concentrator Cryptography ZSeries Security Certification Cryptography Z990 Capacity Upgrade on Demand CUoDAvailability Plan Ahead and Concurrent ConditioningZ990 Server Capacity BackUp CBU Advanced Availability Functions Z990 Server Customer Initiated Upgrade CIUConcurrent Maintenance Transparent SparingParallel Sysplex Cluster Technology Concurrent Capacity Backup Downgrade CBU UndoConcurrent Memory Upgrade Coupling Facility Configuration Alternatives System-Managed CF Structure Duplexing Parallel Sysplex Coupling Connectivity Z990 Theoretical Maximum Coupling Link Speed OptionsIntelligent Resource Director IRD ScopeChannel Subsystem Priority Queuing Lpar CPU ManagementDynamic Channel Path Management Page Geographically Dispersed Parallel Sysplex HyperSwap Geographically Dispersed Parallel Sysplex Gdps Enhancements Page Page Parallel Sysplex FacilitiesNo single point of failure Components and assumptionsIBM Middleware Z990 Support for LinuxLinux on zSeries Tivoli Access Manager for Operating Systems Version Integrated Facility for Linux IFL Linux Distribution PartnersVM Version 4 and Version OSA-Express Ethernet for LinuxHiperSockets Fibre Channel Protocol FCP channel Support for LinuxLinux Support ZSeries 990 Family Configuration DetailCryptographic Support for Linux Processor Unit Assignments Cryptographic FeaturesOSA-Express Features Processor MemoryZ990 Frame and I/O Configuration Content Planning for I/O General InformationZ990 Dimensions Physical CharacteristicsZ990 Power/Heating/Cooling System Power Consumption kW System Cooling Air Flow Rate CFMCoupling Facility CF Level of Support Fiber-Optic Cabling and System ConnectivityFiber-optic jumper cabling package Integrated system services OS.e ZSeries Application Assist ProcessorAutomation Support OS ScalabilityBit Support System Services Sense and Respond with Workload ManagerWLM Improvements for WebSphere Data Management with DfsmsJES2 and JES3 CICS/VSAM enabled for 24x7 availabilitySystem Management Services Console Enhancements EnhancementsSecurity Services Advanced System AutomationRacf enhancements Multilevel SecurityLdap PKI Services FirewallLanguage Environment Network Authentication ServiceApplication Enablement Services Java UnicodeDynamic Virtual IP Address Takeover Communication ServicesRexx Functions Sysplex DistributorIntrusion Detection Services IDS HiperSocketsOS Unix HighlightsZSeries File System zFS Unix System Services benefits can includeDistributed Computing Services Distributed File Services DFS Server Message Block Internet ServicesPrint Services Infoprint CentralLibrary Center Integrated TestingSoftcopy Publications Support PublicationsOS 1.6 is supported on the following IBM servers Installation ConsiderationsOS 1.4 and 1.5 are supported on the following IBM servers Migration/CoexistenceMigration, installation and customization Enhancements ZSeries Bimodal Support for z/OSWizards Order z/OS through the InternetVM Version 3 VM Version 4 Exploiting New Technology Systems Management Application Enablement Networking with z/VMPage Enhancements in z/VM V5.1 include VM Version 5Engine-based Value Unit Pricing Network Virtualization and Security Technology ExploitationSystems Management Improvements To learn more