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August 2004
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zSeries 990 and z/OS
Reference Guide
Contents
Main
Table of Contents
cost control, capital ef ciency and nancial predictability.
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z/Architecture
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zSeries 990
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z990 Family Models
z900 z990 100 101 - 109 A08 B16 C24 D32
1C1 - 116 2C1 - 216
z990 and z900 Performance Comparison
z990 I/O SubSystem
A-FrameZ-Frame
CEC
1st
2nd
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z990 Channels and I/O Connectivity
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Fibre Channel Connectivity
Performance
Flexibility - Three channel types supported
Distance
Shared infrastructure
FICON CTC function
FICON Support for Cascaded Directors
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FCP Full fabric connectivity
Open Systems Adapter-Express Features (OSA-Express)
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HiperSockets
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Cryptography
Availability
Automatic Enablement of CBU for Geographically Dispersed Parallel Sysplex (GDPS)
Advanced Availability Functions
Parallel Sysplex Cluster Technology
CF
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System-Managed CF Structure Duplexing
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z990 Support for Linux
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SUSE LINUX
Product Information at suse.de/en/produkte/susesoft/S390/
Turbolinux
Product Information at turbolinux.com/products/s390
Red Hat Linux
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zSeries 990 Family Con guration Detail
or z/VM guest Block devices VM minidisks ECKD
3380 or 3390 DASDs VM virtual disk in storage Network devices Virtual CTC ESCON CTC
Additional information is available at ibm.com/linux/ and at ibm.com/zseries/linux/.
Maximum of 1024 CHPIDs; 3 I/O cages (28 slots each) = 84 I/O slots.
Processor Unit Assignments
Processor Memory
Channels
Coupling Links
Cryptographic Features
General Information:
120 in 8 cards, etc. up to a maximum 69 cards, 1024 channels.
2 I/O cages
3 I/O cages
Physical Characteristics
Coupling Facility CF Level of Support
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z/OS
Software pricing models designed to support on demand reality
IBM
Reference Guide
zSeries 890 and z/OS
LPAR CPU Management Dynamic Channel Path Management Channel Subsystem Priority Queuing
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Advanced System Automation
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REXX Functions
Dynamic Virtual IP Address Takeover
Sysplex Distributor
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z/OS Planning for Installation
Migration, installation and customization enhancements
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z/VM