IBM United States Announcement 107-182, dated April 10, 2007
IBM System i model 525 offers new levels of price performance
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At a glance
System i model 525 Express Configurations feature:
•i5/OS licensing by user, consistent with
•Affordable entry price
•Design for both traditional and new business solutions
For ordering, contact:
Your IBM representative, an IBM Business Partner, or the Americas Call Centers at
Overview
The System i™ model 525 focuses on small- to
If you need to support 40 or more concurrent i5/OS1 users and require greater systems scalability and partitioning capability than the model 515, the model 525 offers an attractive entry point. It includes the options you value all wrapped up in an
Features and benefits include:
•Capable of running i5/OS, Linux™, and AIX 5L™ applications on a single system and integrating IBM xSeries® servers running Windows™
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•Two system configuration options, Express and Capacity BackUp (CBU), to fit your system requirements
•Support for 30 to unlimited concurrent i5/OS users with a P10 software tier
•Customizable to your specific order
•Security and virus resistance to help ensure your system's availability
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An i5/OS user is a person who accesses the program via one or more connections, exchanging credentials (form of user identification) directly with the program or indirectly through application or middleware software supported by the program. You must acquire entitlement for the maximum number of i5/OS users simultaneously authenticated on the machine
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