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IBM United States
Hardware Announcement 103-151 May 27, 2003
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Additional explanation of the Warranty Service Upgrade was added.
The Model 6E3 and Model 6C3 offer:
For ordering, contact:
Your IBM representative, an IBM Business Partner, or the Americas Call Centers at 800-IBM-CALL (Reference: RE001).
The pSeries™ 615 Model 6E3 Deskside Server and pSeries 615 Model 6C3 Rack-mount Server (7029-6E3/6C3) give you new tools for managing e-business, greater application flexibility, and innovative technology, all designed to help you capitalize on the e-business revolution. Both models are available in 1-way or 2-way configurations.
The symmetric multiprocessor (SMP) uses 1-way or 2-way, state-of-the-art, 64-bit, copper-based, POWER4+ microprocessors running at 1.2 GHz. Each processor includes 8 MB of Level 3 (L3) cache. The base 1 GB of main memory can be expanded to 16 GB for faster performance and exploitation of 64-bit addressing as used in large database applications.
Models 6E3 and 6C3 contain up to 11 bays. There are four front-accessible, hot-swap-capable DASD bays in a minimum configuration with an additional four hot-swap-capable DASD bays optional. The eight DASD bays can accommodate up to 1174.4 GB of disk storage. Two of the remaining three bays are used for a diskette drive and a DVD-ROM, and the third bay can contain a DVD-RAM or tape drive.
Other integrated features include:
The pSeries 615 Models 6C3 and 6E3 will be offered in 14 new Express Configurations. The Models 6C3 and 6E3 are only orderable through these Express Configurations.
The Model 6C3 is added to the hardware models supported with the pSeries Cluster 1600 running Cluster Systems Management (CSM) for AIX®, V1.3.1. For hardware control using CSM, an HMC is required.
If installing AIX on the system (one of these):
If installing Linux on the system:
iSeries™ and pSeries systems, or later
If installing the pSeries 615 server within the Cluster 1600:
| IBM Internal Section |
7029 9078 7078 7029-6C3 7029-6E3 7078-160
The Models 6E3 and 6C3 are SMP servers with one 1-way or 2-way 1.2 GHz processor and up to 16 GB of memory. The models provide outstanding performance for all kinds of commercial and technical computing requirements, especially e-business, application, service providers, and database servers. Powered by the latest POWER4+, 64-bit processors, the Models 6E3 and 6C3 will bring significant rewards to those customers desiring a server solution for their e-business requirements and incorporating the power of the Web into the operations of their organizations.
The marketing strategy for the Model 6E3 and Model 6C3 is to highlight these advantages and, with IBM and Business Partner sales forces, aggressively push our new SMP servers into a variety of markets, including:
The Models 6E3 and 6C3 will be sold solely through express configurations.
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The following products and services could be purchased with this product and would provide benefits to the customer and a higher-value purchase:
Technical sales support is available from Americas Technical Sales Support (ATSS). ATSS consists of three units:
Contacts via:
Non-Cryptographic (or Limited Cryptographic) Products: The U.S. export classification determination for this non-cryptographic product is limited to password, authentication, and/or digital signatures, and has been assigned as specified in the Corporate IPD Guide and as required by Corporate Instruction, Governmental Programs 102B (Legal 112E).
Promotional material: For more information on the Models 6E3 and Model 6C3, visit:
Select UNIX Servers, Entry
This specification sheet and other marketing materials, including presentations, white papers, and performance summaries, can also be found on the IBM Intranet:
Select your country, select Servers, select pSeries.
IBM Global Financing offers competitive financing to credit-qualified customers and Business Partners to assist them in acquiring IT solutions. Offerings include financing for IT acquisition, including hardware, software, and services, both from IBM and other manufacturers or vendors, as well as commercial financing (revolving lines of credit, terms loans, acquisition facilities, and inventory financing credit lines) for Business Partners. Offerings (for all customer segments: small, medium, and large enterprise), rates, terms, and availability can vary by country. Contact your local IBM Global Financing organization or visit:
Proposal insert material is available through the Offering Information tool at:
The configurator aid ECFGRS6000 supports this announcement.
For additional information not listed in this or previous sections, refer to:
IOR IOR IOR Feature 9 x 5 24 x 7 24 x 7 Number 4-hour 2-hour Same Day 7029-6C3 7029-6E3
Maintenance Reference Charges — Models
IOR IOR
9 x 5 IOR 24 x 7 IOR
4-hour 9 x 5 2-hour 24 x 7
7029-6C3
7029-6E3
Maintenance Reference Charges — Features
IOR IOR Feature 9 x 5 IOR 24 x 7 IOR Number 4-hour 9 x 5 2-hour 24 x 7 5220 5222 8148 8149
Maintenance Billing Period: Monthly
Revision of the IBM Volume Offering (IVO) Exhibit: Use the IVO Exhibit for new volume offering commitments.
Description Category RS/6000 Selected Products C
IVO Transition: The p610 Models 6E3 and 6C3 are included in Category C of the IVO Exhibit. The revised IVO Exhibit applies automatically to customers with volume offering commitments in Category C.
Revised Exhibit for IBM Machines with Graduated or Processor-Based Charges: The revised Exhibit M8309 must be used for variable charge programs. Provide existing customers with variable charge programs with a copy of this revised exhibit, as required.
Additional copies are available through CDPRINT.
Maintenance Processing:
High end
Orders can be entered into AAS now.
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Requests will be accepted immediately. Processing will begin in 90 days. Response time and delivery depend on complexity.
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| Business Partner Attachment |
pSeries™ 615
Models 6E3 and 6C3 bring POWER4+ technology to the entry server environment
The announced products are eligible for the MSM program. Business Partners participating in this program will receive a fee for successful marketing of the IBM Maintenance Service for this product. Questions related to MSM can be referred to IBM Atlanta Customer Support Operations (CSO) at 800-624-6875.
Business Partner Responsibilities: Responsibilities assigned to the customer will be assumed by Business Partners for their end users, where appropriate.
Orders can be entered into AAS now.
Orders should be forwarded via IBMLink™, PartnerCommerce, or mailed to the local IBM office.
There are eight ISUs, one for OEM customers and seven corresponding to the seven Express Configurations for AIX:
OEM ISU Definition (Only Available to OEM Customers)
This ISU only includes the Central Electronic Complex (CEC) enclosure, system backplane, DASD enclosure, and CEC power.
Incomplete System Unit 1 (Derivation of Express Configuration 110C)
Incomplete System Unit 2 (Derivation of Express Configuration 120C)
Incomplete System Unit 3 (Derivation of Express Configuration 140C)
Incomplete System Unit 4 (Derivation of Express Configuration 180C)
Incomplete System Unit 5 (Derivation of Express Configuration 220C)
Incomplete System Unit 6 (Derivation of Express Configuration 240C)
Incomplete System Unit 7 (Derivation of Express Configuration 280C)
IBM Global Financing offers competitive financing to Business Partners and their credit-qualified customers to assist them in acquiring IT solutions. Offerings include financing for IT acquisition, including hardware, software, and services, both from IBM and other manufacturers or vendors, as well as commercial financing (Revolving lines of credit, terms loans, acquisition facilities, and inventory financing credit lines for manufacturers, distributors, resellers and service providers). Offerings (for all customer segments: small, medium, and large enterprise), rates, terms, and availability can vary by country. Contact your local IBM Global Financing organization or visit:
Business Partner — Solution Providers, Systems Integrators, and Distributors
Additional Information: These products are customer setup, contain licensed machine code.
Purchase prices listed in the Prices section of this announcement reflect the purchase price for a single unit acquired from IBM and are subject to change without notice. These prices are for information only and shall not limit, in any way, Business Partners' ability to set prices for these products.
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| Complementary Business Partner Attachment |
pSeries™ 615
Models 6E3 and 6C3 Bring POWER4+ Technology to the Entry Server Environment
Proposal insert material is available through the Offering Information tool at:
Promotional Material: No promotional material is available.
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| Customer Letter Section |
Summary of standard features:
The minimum Model 6E3 or Model 6C3 configuration must include a processor, memory, power supply hard disk, and a disk drive enclosure, a language group specify, and a power cord specify. The defaults, if no choice is made, are:
A keyboard, mouse, graphics adapter, and monitor are available as options.
All orders for the pSeries 615 Models 6C3 and 6E3 will be fulfilled through express configurations.
All express configurations consist of a standard configuration that must be part of the order.
These configurations must include at a minimum the hardware features listed, ordered together as specified.
You may make upgrades to the standard features as needed.
Express Configuration (110C for Model 6C3, 110E for Model 6E3)
Notes
Linux Ready Express Configuration (111C for Model 6C3, 111E for Model 6E3)
Notes
Express Configuration (120C for Model 6C3, 120E for Model 6E3)
Notes
Linux Ready Express Configuration (121C for Model 6C3, 121E for Model 6E3)
Notes
Express Configuration (140C for Model 6C3, 140E for Model 6E3)
Notes
Linux Ready Express Configuration (141C for Model 6C3, 141E for Model 6E3)
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Express Configuration (180C for Model 6C3, 180E for Model 6E3)
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Linux Ready Express Configuration (181C for Model 6C3, 181E for Model 6E3)
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Express Configuration (220C for Model 6C3, 220E for Model 6E3)
Notes
Linux Ready Express Configuration (221C for Model 6C3, 221E for Model 6E3)
Notes
Express Configuration (240C for Model 6C3, 240E for Model 6E3)
Notes
Linux Ready Express Configuration (241C for Model 6C3, 241E for Model 6E3)
Notes
Express Configuration (280C for Model 6C3, 280E for Model 6E3)
Notes
Linux Ready Express Configuration (281C for Model 6C3, 281E for Model 6E3)
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Reliability, Fault Tolerance, and Data Integrity: The reliability of the Models 6E3 and 6C3 systems start with reliable components, devices, and subsystems. During the design and development process, subsystems go through rigorous verification and integration testing processes. During system manufacturing, systems go through a thorough testing process to ensure highest product quality level.
The Models 6E3 and 6C3 systems L3 cache and system memory offer error checking and correcting (ECC) fault-tolerant features. ECC is designed to correct environmentally induced, single-bit, intermittent memory failures and single-bit hard failures. With ECC, the likelihood of memory failures will be substantially reduced. ECC also provides double-bit memory error detection that helps protect data integrity in the event of a double-bit memory failure. System memory also provides 4-bit packet error detection that helps to protect data integrity in the event of a DRAM chip failure. The system bus, I/O bus, and PCI buses are designed with parity error detection.
Disk mirroring and disk controller duplexing capability are also provided by the AIX operating system.
The Journaled File System of the AIX operating system maintains file system consistency and reduces the likelihood of data loss when the system is abnormally halted due to a power failure.
PCI Extended Error Handling (EEH)1: In the past, PCI Bus Parity errors caused a global machine check interrupt, which eventually required a system reboot to continue. In the Model 6E3 and 6C3 systems, new I/O drawer hardware, system firmware, and AIX interaction have been designed to allow transparent recovery of intermittent PCI bus parity errors and graceful transition to the I/O device available state in the case of a permanent parity error in the PCI bus. This mechanism is called the PCI Extended Error Handling (EEH). EEH-enabled adapters respond to a special data packet generated from the affected PCI slot hardware by calling system firmware, which will examine the affected bus, allow the device driver to reset it, and continue without a system reboot. Currently, Linux does not support the EEH behavior. In the event of a PCI error, the system will machine check and a reboot will be required to continue.
Memory Error Correction Extensions: The standard memory card has single error-correct and double-error detect ECC circuitry to correct single-bit memory failures. The double-bit detection helps maintain data integrity by detecting and reporting multiple errors beyond what the ECC circuitry can correct. The memory chips are organized such that the failure of any specific memory module only affects a single bit within an ECC word (bit scattering) thus allowing for error correction and continued operation in the presence of a complete chip failure (Chipkill™ recovery).
The memory card also utilizes memory scrubbing and thresholding to determine when spare memory modules, if available, within each bank of memory should be used to replace ones that have exceeded their threshold value (dynamic bit steering).
Redundancy for Array Self-Healing: Although the most likely failure event in a processor is a soft single-bit error in one of its caches, there are other events that can occur, and they need to be distinguished from one another. For the L1, L2, and L3 caches and their directories, hardware and firmware keep track of whether permanent errors are being corrected beyond a threshold. If exceeded, a deferred repair error log is created. Additional run-time availability actions, such as CPU vary off1 or L3 cache line delete, are also initiated.
L1, L2 caches and L2, L3 directories on the POWER4+ chip are manufactured with spare bits in their arrays that can be accessed via programmable steering logic to replace faulty bits in the respective arrays. This is analogous to the redundant bit steering employed in main store as a mechanism to avoid physical repair that is also implemented in POWER4+ systems. The steering logic is activated during processor initialization and is initiated by the built-in self-test (BIST) at power-on time.
L3 cache redundancy is implemented at the cache line granularity level. Exceeding correctable error thresholds while running causes invocation of a dynamic L3 cache line delete function, capable of up to two deletes per cache. In the rare event of solid bit errors exceeding this quantity, the cache continues to run, but a message calling for deferred repair is issued. If the system is rebooted without such repair, the L3 cache is placed in bypass mode and the system comes up with this cache deconfigured.
Service Processor: A Service Processor included in the Models 6E3 and 6C3 gives you an immediate means to diagnose, check status, and sense operational conditions of a remote system, even when the main processor is inoperable.
The Service Processor enables firmware and operating system surveillance1, several remote power controls, environmental monitoring (only critical errors are supported under Linux), reset, and boot features along with remote maintenance and diagnostic activities, including console mirroring. The Service Processor can place calls to report surveillance failures, critical environmental faults, and critical processing faults.
Mutual Surveillance: The Service Processor can monitor the operation of the firmware during the boot process, and it can monitor the operating system for loss of control1. It also allows the operating system to monitor for Service Processor activity1. The Service Processor can take appropriate action, including calling for service, when it detects the firmware or the operating system1 has lost control. Likewise, the operating system can request a Service Processor repair action, if necessary1.
Environmental Monitoring Functions
Error Handling and Reporting: In the unlikely event of system hardware or environmentally induced failure, the system Run-time Error Capture capability1 systematically analyzes the hardware error signature to determine the cause of failure. The analysis result will be stored in system NVRAM. When the system can be successfully rebooted either manually or automatically, the error will be reported to the AIX operating system. ELA1 can be used to display the failure cause and the physical location of failing hardware.
With the integrated Service Processor, the system has the ability to send out automatically an alert via phone line to a pager or call for service in the event of critical system failure. A hardware fault will also turn on the two Attention Indicators (one located on the front of the system unit and the other on the rear of the system unit) to alert the user of an internal hardware problem. The indicator may also be activated by the operator as a tool to allow system identification. For identification, the indicators will flash, whereas the indicator will be on solid when an error condition occurs.
Availability Enhancement Functions
Serviceability: The Models 6E3 and 6C3 are designed for customer setup of the machine and for subsequent addition of most features (adapters/devices)1. For a fee, IBM Service can perform the installation.
Note: Because the 7029-6E3 and 6C3 systems have an optional diskette drive (#2611) and DVD-ROM (#2640), alternate methods for maintaining and servicing the system need to be available for use if the diskette drive and DVD-ROM are not ordered; an external Internet connection must be available to maintain or update system microcode to the latest required level.
Electronic Service Agent™: The Electronic Service Agent1 is available at no additional charge. When installed on the pSeries, the Electronic Service Agent can enhance IBM's ability to provide the system with maintenance service.
The Electronic Service Agent:
Online Customer Support (OCS): OCS for hardware problem reporting may be performed via remote login by pSeries specialists using normal AIX facilities1. The Electronic Service Agent software can also be used for this capability.
AIX Support offerings will be under AIXSERV and Electronic Service Agent.
With their performance, and SMP capability, the Model 6E3 and Model 6C3 are well-positioned for transaction-intensive server solutions such as, e-commerce, database, and application database server applications.
The Model 6E3 and Model 6C3 provide 2-way SMP capability, up to 16 GB of memory, and up to 1174.4 GB of internal DASD, which make an excellent solution for many demanding commercial applications. It is a cost-effective performance alternative to the pSeries p610 Models 6E1 and 6C1.
The Model 6E3 and Model 6C3 also offer a variety of high availability features such as:
Machine type/model 0017-001 is being announced on the pSeries 615 Models 6E3 and 6C3 to carry the charge for the EDS. This charge will show up on the customer's billing as EDS.
The request for EDS is made by including no-charge feature number 1736 on each machine type/model ordered. For every pSeries or RS/6000® system ordered with EDS, one 0017-001 machine type/model will be added to the multisystem order. For other valid machine type/models ordered, 0017-001 will not be added to the order. When 0017-001 is present on a multisystem order, only those machine type/models with feature number 1736 (EDS Indicator) that can be ordered on them will be allowed to be included in the multisystem order.
Feature number 1736 is initially valid on the following machine type/models and will not carry an EDS charge. These machine type/models cannot be ordered with feature number 1736 unless ordered on a multisystem order with pSeries 615 Model 6E3 or 6C3.
Excluded from the EDS offering are all orders intended to be processed through the Rochester Customer Solution Center (#5001) or the CCS Services in Austin (#0986).
For machine type/models 2104-DU3 and 7133-D40, the Rochester source feature number (#0987) must be selected for the EDS Indicator (#1736) to be selected.
No alterations adding or deleting the EDS Indicator (#1736) will be allowed on orders within five days of the Planned Supply Shipment Date (PSSD).
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The CTC announces availability of services for pSeries™, providing software services for Business Partners and small and medium businesses customers.
The CTC:
The CTC is an organization of highly skilled application programmers, most of whom have their roots in eServer development labs. They have existed for eight years, working primarily on the iSeries™ platform, and have now expanded to include pSeries and AIX®. They are part of IBM eServer and have the mission to ensure successful eServer deployments. They are experienced with developing solutions with WebSphere®, Java™, and other e-business technologies.
The CTC works with customers and partners on a worldwide basis. They specialize in modernizing legacy applications with the latest technologies. They use efficient development processes to speed application deployment and minimize costs. The CTC can also work hand-in-hand with partners and your customers to help them build similar application skills.
To engage the CTC for your next pSeries project contact:
Eric Aquaronne
eSeries CTC Opportunity Manager
IBM EMEA
Telephone: 33 49211 5791
aquaronn@fr.ibm.com
Linux does not support hot-swap DASD, hot-swap PCI slots, or hot-swap media bays. Models 6C3 and 6E3 DASD and memory supported on AIX V5.1 or AIX V5.2 is supported under Linux.
Only features supported on SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 8 for iSeries and pSeries systems, or later, can be ordered as part of the Linux ready express configurations. Other features supported on AIX V5.1 or AIX V5.2 may be MES ordered.
Additional information about Linux running on pSeries systems, can be found at:
Certain external machine types supported on the Models 6E3 and 6C3 require specific I/O adapters be installed in the 6E3/6C3. If those I/O adapters are not supported by SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 8 for iSeries and pSeries or later, the external machine types cannot be ordered on the initial order. The configurator will produce a validation error and the configurator user will have to remove the external machine type from the initial order.
Some functions provided by AIX V5.1 and AIX V5.2 are not available when the p615 system is used with Linux only. Graphics adapter capability and support is limited at this time.
The following publications will be shipped with the 7029-6C3/6E3. Additional copies are available. To order, contact your IBM representative.
Order Title Number IBM eServer pSeries 615 Model 6E3 SA38-0628 and Model 6C3 Installation Guide Installation System Unit Safety SA23-2652 Information PCI Adapter Placement Reference SA38-0538 Warranty Information SA38-0586 Customer Support Information SA38-0584
The following publications are available for a fee:
Order Title Number IBM eServer pSeries 615 Model 6E3 SA38-0628 and Model 6C3 Installation Guide IBM eServer pSeries 615 Model 6E3 SA38-0629 and Model 6C3 User's Guide IBM eServer pSeries 615 Model 6E3 and Model 6C3 Service Guide (U.S. only) SA38-0630 HMC Operations Guide SA38-0590 HMC Maintenance Guide SA38-0603 Adapters, Devices, and Cable Information SA38-0516 PCI Adapter Placement Reference SA38-0538 Site Hardware Planning Information SA38-0508
Hardware books such as installation guides, user's guides, and service guides are available to download or view at:
AIX documentation can be found at:
The Publication Notification System (PNS) is available by order number/product number. Customers currently subscribing to PNS will automatically receive notifications by e-mail. Customers who want to subscribe, can visit the PNS Web site location at:
The publications listed on the notification can be ordered by calling the Publication Support Group in Raleigh at 800-879-2755, option 1. The IBM Publications Center Portal:
The Publications Center is a worldwide central repository for IBM product publications and marketing material with a catalog of 70,000 items. Extensive search facilities are provided, as well as payment options via credit card. Furthermore, a large number of publications are available online in various file formats, which can currently be downloaded free of charge.
Note: PNS subscribers most often order their publications via the Publications Center.
EMC Conformance Classification: This equipment is subject to FCC rules and shall comply with the appropriate FCC rules before final delivery to the buyer or centers of distribution.
Homologation — Telecom Environmental Testing (Safety and EMC): Homologation approval for specific countries has been initiated with the IBM Homologation and Type Approval (HT&A) organization in LaGaude. This pSeries model and applicable features meet the environmental testing requirements of the country TELECOM and have been designed and tested in compliance with the Full Quality Assurance Approval (FQAA) process as delivered by the British Approval Board for Telecom (BABT), the U.K. Telecom Regulatory authority.
Product Safety/Country Testing/Certification
General Requirements:
The product is in compliance with IBM Corporate Bulletin C-B
0-2594-000 Statement of Conformity of IBM Product to External Standard
(Suppliers Declaration).
Model 6E3 and Model 6C3 Minimum System Configuration: The Model 6E3 deskside and Model 6C3 rack-mounted servers can be configured to incorporate two processors, 16 GB of system memory, six PCI adapters, and multiple media devices, as desired. This flexibility is made available through the many optional features for Models 6E3 and 6C3.
Each Model 6E3 and Model 6C3 must include a minimum of the following items:
If installing AIX on the system (one of these):
If installing Linux on the system:
If installing the pSeries 615 server within the Cluster 1600:
Figure 1. Memory Features
Feature Minimum Maximum Feature Number Quantity Quantity 1024 MB 4446 0 2 (4 x 256 MB DIMMs) 2048 MB 4447 0 2 (4 x 512 MB DIMMs) 4096 MB 4448 0 2 (4 x 1024 MB DIMMs) 8192 MB 4449 0 2 (4 x 2048 MB DIMMs)
Power Cord Specify: Power code specify feature numbers 98xx provide a power cord to power an external I/O device from a wall-type outlet. These do not work with the rack Power Distribution Unit (PDU). To plug the I/O device into a 7014-T00 or T42 rack PDU, order #6095.
Power cord specify feature 9911 is the standard IBM rack power cord which goes from the Model 6C3 to the PDU. Customers will receive #9911 if they do not specify a power cord. Power cord specify feature numbers 9900-9909 are available to customers who want to plug the Model 6C3 into a regular wall-type outlet.
PCI Card Slots: There are six hot-plug PCI-X slots in Models 6E3 and 6C3:
Figure 2. I/O Adapter Features
AIX
Linux
Feature Max Slot or
I/O Adapter Number Qty Priority Size Both
Gigabit Ethernet 5700 4 1,4,5,6 Short Both
Gigabit Ethernet-VTP 5701 4 1,4,5,6 Short Both
2-port 10/100/1000 5706 4 1,4,5,6 Short AIX
Ethernet
2-port Gigabit 5707 4 1,4,5,6 Short AIX
Ethernet SX
2-Port Multiprotocol 2962 6 1,4,2,3,5,6 Short AIX
Ultra3 SCSI RAID 2498 3 4,5,6 Long AIX
SSA RAID 5 6230 3 4,5,6 Long AIX
Cryptographic 4960 6 1,4,2,3,5,6 Short AIX
Coprocessor
DIMM for #6230 6231 3 N/A N/A AIX
Cache for #6230 6235 3 N/A N/A AIX
4-Port 10/100 Ethernet 4961 3 4,5,6 Long Both
8-Port Async 2943 6 1,4,2,3,5,6 Short AIX
128-Port Async 2944 6 1,4,2,3,5,6 Short AIX
4/16 Token Ring 4959 6 1,4,2,3,5,6 Short AIX
Ultra SCSI Differential 6204 6 1,4,2,3,5,6 Short Both
155 UTP ATM 4953 4 1,4,5,6 Short AIX
155 MMF ATM 4957 4 1,4,5,6 Short AIX
622 MMF ATM 2946 4 1,4,5,6 Short AIX
Ultra3 SCSI 6203 3 4,5,6 Long Both
Fibre Channel 6239 4 1,4,5,6 Short AIX
Artic960 Hx 4-ports 2947 3 4,5,6 Long AIX
HIPPI Short-wave 2732 2 4,5,6 Long AIX
10/100 Ethernet 4962 6 1,4,2,3,5,6 Short Both
Artic960 RxD 6310 3 4,5,6 Long AIX
4-port USB 2737 1 1,4,2,3,5,6 Short Linux
GXT135P Graphics 2849 4 1,4,2,3,5,6 Short Both
Accelerator
Audio PCI Adapter for 8244 1 1,4,2,3,5,6 Short AIX
Workstations
Note: Because the 7029-6E3 and -6C3 systems have an optional diskette drive (#2611) and DVD-ROM (#2640), alternate methods for maintaining and servicing the system need to be available for use if the diskette drive and DVD-ROM are not ordered; an external Internet connection must be available to maintain or update system microcode to the latest required level.
Figure 3. Storage Device Features
Maximum Feature
Device Quantity Bay Number
DVD-ROM (IDE) 1 Media 2/3 2640
Diskette 1 Media 2 2611
DVD-RAM (SCSI) 1 Media 4 2623
4-mm 20/40 GB Tape 1 Media 4 6158
8-mm 60/120 GB Tape 1 Media 4 6134
(LVD)
8-mm 80/160 GB Tape 1 Media 4 6120
(LVD)
36.4 GB 10 K rpm 8 DASD 1-8 3273
Ultra3 SCSI Disk,
Hot-swap
36.4 GB 15 K rpm 8 DASD 1-8 3277
Ultra3 SCSI
Disk, Hot-swap
73.4 GB 10 K rpm 8 DASD 1-8 3274
Ultra3 SCSI Disk,
Hot-swap
73.4 GB 15 K rpm, 8 DASD 1-8 3278
Ultra3 SCSI Disk,
Hot-swap
146.8 GB 10 K rpm, 8 DASD 1-8 3275
Ultra3 SCSI Disk,
Hot-swap
Ultra3 SCSI 4-pack 2 System 6574
Planar
Linux Operating System: For customers installing SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 8 for iSeries and pSeries systems, or later, only the following I/O adapters and storage devices available on the pSeries 615 Models 6E3 and 6C3 are supported and tested:
Figure 4. Linux I/O Adapter Features
Feature Maximum I/O Adapter Number Quantity GXT135P 2849 1 Ultra SCSI Differential 6204 6 4-Port 10/100 Ethernet 4961 3 10/100 Ethernet Adapter II 4962 6 Gigabit Ethernet -- PCI-X 5700 4 Gigabit Ethernet UTP PCI-X 5701 4 Gigabit Ethernet UTP (2-port) 5706 4 Gigabit Ethernet SX (2-port) 5707 4 Ultra3 SCSI 6203 3
Figure 5. Linux Storage Device Features
Feature Maximum Device Number Quantity 2104-DU3/TU3 External Storage 36.4 GB 10k Disk Drive 3273 8 73.4 GB 10k Disk Drive 3274 8 146.8 GB 10k Disk Drive 3275 8 36.4 GB 15k Disk Drive 3277 8 73.4 GB 15k Disk Drive 3278 8 4-mm 20/40 GB Tape 6158 1 8-mm 60/150 GB Tape 6134 1 8-mm 80/160 GB Tape 6120 1 DVD-ROM (Slimline) 2640 1 Diskette Drive (Slimline) 2611 1
Linux does not support hot-swap DASD, hot-swap PCI slots, or hot-swap media bays. Models 6C3 and 6E3 DASD and memory supported on AIX V5.1 or AIX V5.2 are supported under Linux.
Additional information about Linux running on pSeries systems, can be found at:
Customer Responsibilities: Customer setup
Cable Orders: No cables required.
HACMP Support:
HACMP 4.5 is not available for p615 systems equipped with POWER4+ processors or RIO-attached
I/O drawers as of May 27, 2003. Refer to the HACMP sales manual for information regarding HACMP
support on p615 servers.
This product uses the security and auditability features of host software and application software.
The customer is responsible for evaluation, selection, and implementation of security features, administrative procedures, and appropriate controls in application systems and communications facilities.
This product is available for purchase under the terms of the IBM Customer Agreement (ICA).
IBM hardware products are manufactured from new parts, or new and used parts. In some cases, the hardware product may have been previously installed.
Regardless, IBM warranty terms apply.
Volume Orders: Contact your IBM representative.
IBM credit corporation financing: Yes
Warranty Service: If required, IBM provides repair or exchange service depending on the type of warranty specified for your machine below. Scheduling of service will depend on the time of your call and is subject to parts availability. Service levels are response time objectives and are not guaranteed. The specified level of warranty service may not be available in all worldwide locations. Additional charges may apply outside IBM's normal service area. Contact your local IBM representative or your reseller for country and location-specific information.
IBM On-site repair (IOR), Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., local time (excluding IBM holidays), next-business-day service.
Customer Replaceable Unit (CRU) Service: Some parts of the system may be designated as CRU. If your problem can be resolved with a CRU (for example, keyboard, mouse, speaker, memory, HDD, and other easily replaceable parts), IBM will ship these parts to you for replacement by you. If IBM instructs you to return the replaced CRU, you are responsible for returning it to IBM in accordance with IBM's instructions. If you do not return the defective CRU, if IBM so instructs within 30 days of your receipt of the replacement CRU, IBM may charge you for the replacement.
The designation of a part as IOR or CRU is independent of response time. It is possible that when upgrading to a warranty with improved response time, the appropriate problem resolution will still be to ship a CRU part to the customer for that installation.
ServiceSuite™ and ServiceElect (formerly ESA) Maintenance Service
IBM Hourly Service Rate Classification: Two
Eligible Discount Type Three-Year Five-Year 7029 12% 17%
Discount Option Three-Year Five-Year Network 15% 20% System 12% 17%
When a type of service involves the exchange of a machine part, the replacement may not be new, but will be in good working order.
Field-Installable Features: Yes
Machine Installation: Customer setup. Customers are responsible for installation according to the instructions IBM provides with the machine.
Graduated Charges: Yes. The applicable processor group is D5.
Licensed Machine Code: IBM licensed machine code (also known as firmware or system microcode) is licensed for use by a customer on a specific machine, designated by serial number, under the terms and conditions of the IBM Agreement for Licensed Machine Code. It is the customer's responsibility to monitor the IBM Web site for updates to this firmware and install the updated firmware when appropriate.
Educational Allowance: A reduced charge is available to qualified education customers. The educational allowance may not be added to any other discount or allowance.
The prices provided in this announcement are suggested retail prices for the U.S. only and are provided for your information only. Dealer prices may vary, and prices may also vary by country. Prices are subject to change without notice. For additional information and current prices, contact your local IBM representative.
Purchase
Description Model Price MMMC(3) CSU
Machine Type 7029
RS/6000(R) or pSeries 6C3 $45 $51 Yes
6E3 45 51 Yes
Initial/
Feature Purchase MES/ RP
Description Model Number Price Both CSU MES
CCS Customer Service 6C3 0986 NC Initial
Specify (U.S.) 6E3 Initial
Expedited Delivery 6C3 1736 NC Initial
Service Indicator 6E3 Initial
(U.S. only)
PCI SCSI Adapter 6C3 2114 $ 208 Both Yes No
16-Bit Differential 6E3 Both Yes No
External Y Cable
Converter Cable, 6C3 2118 46 Both Yes No
VHDCI to P, Mini-68 6E3 Both Yes No
pin to 68 pin, 0.3M
0.6M 16-bit SCSI-2 6C3 2424 83 Both Yes No
System to System Cable 6E3 Both Yes No
2.5M 16-bit SCSI-2 6C3 2425 100 Both Yes No
System to System Cable 6E3 Both Yes No
LC-SC 50 Micron Fiber 6C3 2456 77 Both Yes No
Converter Cable 6E3 Both Yes No
LC-SC 62.5 Micron Fiber 6C3 2459 192 Both Yes No
Converter Cable 6E3 Both Yes No
PCI 4-Channel Ultra3 6C3 2498 3,077 Both Yes No
SCSI RAID Adapter 6E3 Both Yes No
Slimline Diskette 6C3 2611 77 Both Yes No
Drive (Black bezel) 6E3 Both Yes No
4.7 GB SCSI-2 DVD-RAM 6C3 2623 923 Both Yes No
Drive (Black bezel) 6E3 Both Yes No
IDE Slimline DVD-ROM 6C3 2640 269 Both Yes No
Drive 6E3 Both Yes No
ARTIC960Hx/RxD 4-Port 6C3 2709 423 MES Yes No
T1 RJ-45 Cable 6E3 MES Yes No
ARTIC960Hx/RxD 4-Port 6C3 2710 423 MES Yes No
E1 RJ-45 Cable 6E3 MES Yes No
IBM Short-wave Serial 6C3 2732 9,230 MES Yes No
HIPPI PCI Adapter
for RS/6000
Initial/
Feature Purchase MES/ RP
Description Model Number Price Both CSU MES
Keyboard/Mouse 6C3 2737 $ 231 Both Yes No
Attachment Card -- 6E3 Both Yes No
PCI
POWER GXT135P Graphics 6C3 2849 381 Both Yes No
Accelerator with 6E3 Both Yes No
Digital Support
ARTIC960Hx 4-Port 6C3 2861 327 Both Yes No
EIA(TM)-232 Cable 6E3 Both Yes No
ARTIC960Hx 4-Port 6C3 2863 385 Both Yes No
X.21 Cable 6E3 Both Yes No
ARTIC960Hx 4-Port 6C3 2864 519 Both Yes No
V.35 (DTE) Cable 6E3 Both Yes No
IBM ARTIC960RxD Quad 6C3 2871 235 MES Yes No
DTA, T1, 100 Ohm, 6E3 MES Yes No
3M 4-Port Cable
IBM ARTIC960RxD Quad 6C3 2872 242 MES Yes No
DTA, T1, 100 Ohm, 6E3 MES Yes No
15M Extension Cable
IBM ARTIC960RxD Quad DTA, 6C3 2873 242 MES Yes No
E1, 120 Ohm Balanced, 6E3 MES Yes No
3M 4-Port Cable
IBM ARTIC960RxD Quad DTA, 6C3 2874 123 MES Yes No
E1, 120 Ohm Balanced, 6E3 MES Yes No
7.5M Extension Cable
IBM ARTIC960RxD Quad DTA, 6C3 2877 23 Both Yes No
H.100, 4-Drop Cable 6E3 Both Yes No
Asynchronous Terminal/ 6C3 2934 35 Both Yes No
Printer Cable EIA-232 6E3 Both Yes No
Asynchronous Cable 6C3 2936 56 Both Yes No
EIA-232/V.24 6E3 Both Yes No
8-Port Asynchronous 6C3 2943 1,073 Both Yes No
Adapter EIA-232/ 6E3 Both Yes No
RS-422, PCI bus
128-Port Asynchronous 6C3 2944 996 Both Yes No
Controller, PCI bus 6E3 Both Yes No
TURBOWAYS(R) 622 Mbps PCI 6C3 2946 3,073 Both Yes No
MMF ATM Adapter 6E3 Both Yes No
IBM ARTIC960Hx 4-Port 6C3 2947 2,788 Both Yes No
Multiprotocol PCI Adapter 6E3 Both Yes No
Cable, V.24/EIA-232 6C3 2951 135 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Cable, V.35 6C3 2952 246 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Cable, V.36/EIA-499 6C3 2953 196 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Cable, X.21 6C3 2954 135 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
2-Port Multiprotocol 6C3 2962 1,538 Both Yes No
PCI Adapter 6E3 Both Yes No
Serial-to-Serial Port 6C3 3124 62 Both Yes No
Cable for Drawer/Drawer 6E3 Both Yes No
Initial/
Feature Purchase MES/ RP
Description Model Number Price Both CSU MES
Serial-to-Serial Port 6C3 3125 $ 62 Both Yes No
Cable for Rack/Rack 6E3 Both Yes No
36.4 GB 10,000 rpm 6C3 3273 1,538 Both Yes No
Ultra3 SCSI Disk 6E3 Both Yes No
Drive Assembly
73.4 GB 10,000 rpm 6C3 3274 2,385 Both Yes No
Ultra3 SCSI Disk 6E3 Both Yes No
Drive Assembly
146.8 GB 10,000 rpm 6C3 3275 3,769 Both Yes No
Ultra3 SCSI Disk 6E3 Both Yes No
Drive Assembly
36.4 GB 15,000 rpm 6C3 3277 2,000 Both Yes No
Ultra3 SCSI Disk 6E3 Both Yes No
Drive Assembly
73.4 GB 15,000 rpm 6C3 3278 3,077 Both Yes No
Ultra3 SCSI Disk 6E3 Both Yes No
Drive Assembly
IBM P260/P275 Color 6C3 3628 1,077 Both Yes No
Monitor, Stealth Black, 6E3 Both Yes No
and Cable
L200P Flat Panel Monitor 6C3 3636 1,519 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
IBM T541H 15-inch TFT 6C3 3637 442 Both Yes No
Color Monitor, Stealth 6E3 Both Yes No
Black, Captured Cable
Serial Port Converter 6C3 3925 19 Both Yes No
Cable, 9-Pin to 25-Pin 6E3 Both Yes No
Asynch Printer/Terminal 6C3 3926 38 Both Yes No
Cable, 9-pin to 6E3 Both Yes No
25-pin, 4M
6-Foot Extender Cable for 6C3 4242 77 Both Yes No
Displays (15-pin D-shell 6E3 Both Yes No
to 15-pin D-shell)
Extender Cable -- 6C3 4256 38 Both Yes No
USB Keyboards, 2M 6E3 Both Yes No
SCSI Cables (Power 6C3 4263 77 Both Yes No
and Logic), PCI Riser 6E3 Both Yes No
to SCSI LVD Media
Device; Mounting Tray
SCSI Cables (Power 6C3 4266 20 Both Yes No
and Logic), PCI Riser 6E3 Both Yes No
to SCSI Media Device;
Mounting Tray
H-100 Bus 8-position 6C3 4353 77 Both Yes No
Cable 6E3 Both Yes No
1024 MB (4 x 256 MB) DIMMs,6C3 4446 1,125 Both Yes No
208-pin, 8NS DDR SDRAM 6E3 Both Yes No
2948 MB (4 x 512 MB) DIMMs,6C3 4447 2,250 Both Yes No
208-pin, 8NS DDR SDRAM 6E3 Both Yes No
Initial/
Feature Purchase MES/ RP
Description Model Number Price Both CSU MES
4096 MB (4 x 1024 MB) 6C3 4448 $6,050 Both Yes No
DIMMS, 208-pin, 8NS 6E3 Both Yes No
DDR SDRAM
8192 MB (4 x 2048 MB) 6C3 4449 12,650 Both Yes No
DIMMS, 208-pin, 8NS 6E3 Both Yes No
DDR SDRAM
Rack Indicator,
Rack #1 6C3 4651 0 Both Yes No
Rack #2 6C3 4652 0 Both Yes No
Rack #3 6C3 4653 0 Both Yes No
Rack #4 6C3 4654 0 Both Yes No
Rack #5 6C3 4655 0 Both Yes No
Rack #6 6C3 4656 0 Both Yes No
Rack #7 6C3 4657 0 Both Yes No
Rack #8 6C3 4658 0 Both Yes No
Rack #9 6C3 4659 0 Both Yes No
Rack Status Beacon 6C3 4691 10 Both Yes No
Cable, Junction Box
To Drawer or Status
Beacon
Rack Status Beacon 6C3 4692 10 Both Yes No
Cable, Junction Box
Daisy Chain
Rack Status Beacon 6C3 4693 269 Both Yes No
Junction Box
IBM 64-bit/66MHz PCI 6C3 4953 1,150 Both Yes No
ATM 155 UTP Adapter 6E3 Both Yes No
IBM 64-bit/66MHz PCI 6C3 4957 1,227 Both Yes No
ATM 155 MMF Adapter 6E3 Both Yes No
IBM Token-Ring PCI 6C3 4959 612 Both Yes No
Adapter 6E3 Both Yes No
IBM e-business 6C3 4960 3,846 Both Yes No
Cryptographic 6E3 Both Yes No
Accelerator
IBM Universal 4-Port 6C3 4961 1,154 MES Yes No
10/100 Ethernet 6E3 MES Yes No
Adapter
10/100 Mbps Ethernet 6C3 4962 212 Both Yes No
PCI Adapter II 6E3 Both Yes No
Customer Service 6C3 5001 NC Initial
Specify 6E3 Initial
Software Preinstall 6C3 5005 0 Initial
6E3 Initial
1-way 1.2 GHz POWER4+ 6C3 5220 3,750 Initial
Processor Card 6E3 Initial
2-way 1.2 GHz POWER4+ 6C3 5222 4,750 Initial
Processor Card 6E3 Initial
IBM Gigabit Ethernet-SX 6C3 5700 1,308 Both Yes No
PCI-X Adapter 6E3 Both Yes No
IBM 10/100/1000 Base-TX 6C3 5701 985 Both Yes No
Ethernet PCI-X Adapter 6E3 Both Yes No
Initial/
Feature Purchase MES/ RP
Description Model Number Price Both CSU MES
IBM 2-Port 10/100/1000 6C3 5706 $1,477 Both Yes No
Base-TX Ethernet PCI-X 6E3 Both Yes No
Adapter
IBM 2-Port Gigabit 6C3 5707 1,961 Both Yes No
Ethernet-SX PCI-X 6E3 Both Yes No
Adapter
IBM 80/160 GB Internal 6C3 6120 2,304 Both Yes No
Tape Drive with VXA 6E3 Both Yes No
Technology
60/150 GB 16-bit 8-mm 6C3 6134 4,808 Both Yes No
Internal Tape Drive 6E3 Both Yes No
20/40 GB 4-mm Internal 6C3 6158 2,304 Both Yes No
Tape Drive 6E3 Both Yes No
PCI Dual Channel Ultra3 6C3 6203 608 Both Yes No
SCSI Adapter 6E3 Both Yes No
PCI Universal Differential 6C3 6204 500 Both Yes No
Ultra SCSI Adapter 6E3 Both Yes No
Advanced SerialRAID 6C3 6230 2,308 Both Yes No
Plus Adapter 6E3 Both Yes No
128 MB DRAM Option 6C3 6231 738 Both Yes No
Card 6E3 Both Yes No
32 MB Fast-Write 6C3 6235 442 Both Yes No
Cache Option Card 6E3 Both Yes No
2 Gigabit Fibre Channel 6C3 6239 2,385 Both Yes No
PCI-X Adapter 6E3 Both Yes No
Power Supply, 680 Watt ac, 6C3 6266 350 Both Yes No
Hot-swap, Base and 6E3 Both Yes No
Redundant
IBM ARTIC960RxD Quad 6C3 6310 8,461 MES Yes No
Digital Trunk PCI 6E3 MES Yes No
Adapter
Ultra3 SCSI 4-Pack 6C3 6574 225 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
AAP Software 6C3 7305 NC Initial
Pre-Install Indicator 6E3 Initial
128-Port Asynchronous 6C3 8131 46 Both Yes No
Controller Cable, 6E3 Both Yes No
4.5 Meter
128-Port Asynchronous 6C3 8132 31 Both Yes No
Controller Cable, 6E3 Both Yes No
23-cm (9-inch)
RJ-45 to DB-25 6C3 8133 92 Both Yes No
Converter Cable 6E3 Both Yes No
Rack-Mountable Remote 6C3 8136 1,923 Both Yes No
Asynchronous Node 6E3 Both Yes No
16-Port EIA-232
Enhanced Remote 6C3 8137 1,227 Both Yes No
Asynchronous Node 6E3 Both Yes No
16-Port EIA-232
Initial/
Feature Purchase MES/ RP
Description Model Number Price Both CSU MES
1-way 1.2 GHz POWER4+ 6C3 8148 $ 0 Initial
Processor Card, Express 6E3 Initial
Configurations,
Factory Only
2-way 1.2 GHz POWER4+ 6C3 8149 0 Initial
Processor Card, Express 6E3 Initial
Configurations,
Factory Only
1024 MB (4 x 256 MB) 6C3 8156 0 Initial
DIMMs, Express 6E3 Initial
Configurations,
Factory Only
2048 MB (4 x 512 MB) 6C3 8157 0 Initial
DIMMs, Express 6E3 Initial
Configurations,
Factory Only
4096 MB (4 x 1024 MB) 6C3 8158 0 Initial
DIMMs, Express 6E3 Initial
Configurations,
Factory Only
8192 MB (4 x 2046 MB) 6C3 8159 0 Initial
DIMMs, Express 6E3 Initial
Configurations,
Factory Only
Feature Number Indicator
for Express Configuration
pSeries 615X
(111C or 111E) 6C3 8160 3,510 Initial
6E3 Initial
(121C or 121E) 6C3 8161 4,305 Initial
6E3 Initial
(141C or 141E) 6C3 8162 5,895 Initial
6E3 Initial
(181C or 181E) 6C3 8163 9,660 Initial
6E3 Initial
(221C or 221E) 6C3 8164 5,222 Initial
6E3 Initial
(241C or 241E) 6C3 8165 6,922 Initial
6E3 Initial
(281C or 281E) 6C3 8166 10,827 Initial
6E3 Initial
(110C or 110E) 6C3 8167 2,987 Initial
6E3 Initial
(120C or 120E) 6C3 8169 3,782 Initial
6E3 Initial
(140C or 140E) 6C3 8170 5,372 Initial
6E3 Initial
(180C or 180E) 6C3 8171 9,137 Initial
6E3 Initial
(220C or 220E) 6C3 8172 5,099 Initial
6E3 Initial
(240C or 240E) 6C3 8173 6,799 Initial
6E3 Initial
(280C or 280E) 6C3 8175 10,704 Initial
6E3 Initial
Initial/
Feature Purchase MES/ RP
Description Model Number Price Both CSU MES
Audio PCI Adapter for 6E3 8244 $ 27 Both Yes No
Workstations --
Quiet Touch Keyboard --
Stealth Black,
U.S. English, #103P 6C3 8700 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
French, #189 6C3 8701 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Italian, #142 6C3 8702 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
German/Austrian, #129 6C3 8703 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
U.K. English, #166 6C3 8704 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Spanish, #172 6C3 8705 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Japanese, #194 6C3 8706 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Brazilian 6C3 8707 77 Both Yes No
Portuguese, #275 6E3 Both Yes No
Canadian French, #058 6C3 8708 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Belgian/ 6C3 8710 77 Both Yes No
U.K.-Flemish, #120 6E3 Both Yes No
Swedish/Finnish, #153 6C3 8711 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Danish, #159 6C3 8712 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Bulgarian, #442 6C3 8713 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Swiss,French/German, 6C3 8714 77 Both Yes No
#150f/g 6E3 Both Yes No
Norwegian, #155 6C3 8716 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Portuguese, #163 6C3 8718 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Greek, #319 6C3 8719 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Hebrew, #212 6C3 8720 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Hungarian, #208 6C3 8721 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Polish, #214 6C3 8723 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Slovakian, #245 6C3 8725 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Czech, #243 6C3 8726 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Turkish, #179 6C3 8727 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
LA Spanish, #171 6C3 8729 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Arabic, #238 6C3 8730 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Korean, #413 6C3 8733 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Chinese/U.S.,#467 6C3 8734 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
French Canadian, 6C3 8735 77 Both Yes No
#445 6E3 Both Yes No
Thailand, #191 6C3 8736 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Russian, #443 6C3 8738 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Croatian, #1051 6C3 8739 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
U.S. English 6C3 8740 77 Both Yes No
ISO9995, #103P 6E3 Both Yes No
Initial/
Feature Purchase MES/ RP
Description Model Number Price Both CSU MES
3-Button Mouse -- 6C3 8741 $ 58 Both Yes No
Stealth Black 6E3 Both Yes No
Quiet Touch Keyboard --
USB, Stealth Black,
U.S. English, #103P 6C3 8800 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
French, #189 6C3 8801 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Italian, #142 6C3 8802 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
German/Austrian, 6C3 8803 77 Both Yes No
#129 6E3 Both Yes No
U.K. English, #166 6C3 8804 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Spanish, #172 6C3 8805 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Japanese, #194 6C3 8806 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Brazilian/ 6C3 8807 77 Both Yes No
Portuguese, #275 6E3 Both Yes No
Canadian French, #058 6C3 8808 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Belgian/Dutch, #120 6C3 8810 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Swedish/Finnish, #153 6C3 8811 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Danish, #159 6C3 8812 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Bulgarian, #442 6C3 8813 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Swiss/French/German, 6C3 8814 77 Both Yes No
#150F/G 6E3 Both Yes No
Norwegian, #155 6C3 8816 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Portuguese, #163 6C3 8818 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Greek, #319 6C3 8819 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Hebrew, #212 6C3 8820 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Hungarian, #208 6C3 8821 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Polish, #214 6C3 8823 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Slovakian, #245 6C3 8825 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Czech, #243 6C3 8826 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Turkish, #179 6C3 8827 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
LA Spanish, #171 6C3 8829 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Arabic, #238 6C3 8830 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Korean, #413 6C3 8833 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Chinese/U.S., #467 6C3 8834 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
French Canadian, #445 6C3 8835 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Thai, #191 6C3 8836 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Russian, #443 6C3 8838 77 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Yugoslavian/Latin, 6C3 8839 77 Both Yes No
#105 6E3 Both Yes No
U.S. English (EMEA), 6C3 8840 77 Both Yes No
#103P 6E3 Both Yes No
Initial/
Feature Purchase MES/ RP
Description Model Number Price Both CSU MES
Mouse -- Stealth 6C3 8841 $ 58 Both Yes No
Black with Keyboard 6E3 Both Yes No
Attachment Cable
Southern Hemisphere 6C3 9004 0 Both Yes No
Designator for Monitors 6E3 Both Yes No
Language group specify:
U.S. English 6C3 9300 NC Initial
6E3 Initial
French 6C3 9703 NC Initial
6E3 Initial
German 6C3 9704 NC Initial
6E3 Initial
Polish 6C3 9705 NC Initial
6E3 Initial
Portuguese 6C3 9707 NC Initial
6E3 Initial
Spanish 6C3 9708 NC Initial
6E3 Initial
Italian 6C3 9711 NC Initial
6E3 Initial
Canadian French 6C3 9712 NC Initial
6E3 Initial
Japanese 6C3 9714 NC Initial
6E3 Initial
Traditional Chinese 6C3 9715 NC Initial
6E3 Initial
Korean 6C3 9716 NC Initial
6E3 Initial
Turkish 6C3 9718 NC Initial
6E3 Initial
Hungarian 6C3 9719 NC Initial
6E3 Initial
Slovakian 6C3 9720 NC Initial
6E3 Initial
Russian 6C3 9721 NC Initial
6E3 Initial
Simplified Chinese (PRC) 6C3 9722 NC Initial
6E3 Initial
Czech 6C3 9724 NC Initial
6E3 Initial
Power cord specify:
United States/Canada 6C3 9800 0 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Brazil (125 V, 15 A) 6C3 9802 0 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Belgium, Finland, 6C3 9820 0 Both Yes No
France, Indonesia, 6E3 Both Yes No
Korea (250 V, 16 A)
Denmark (250 V, 10 A) 6C3 9821 0 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
United Kingdom 6C3 9825 0 Both Yes No
(250 V, 13 A) 6E3 Both Yes No
Israel (250 V, 6-16 A) 6C3 9827 0 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Switzerland 6C3 9828 0 Both Yes No
(250 V, 10 A) 6E3 Both Yes No
South Africa/Pakistan 6C3 9829 0 Both Yes No
(250 V, 16 A) 6E3 Both Yes No
Italy/Chile (250 V, 6C3 9830 0 Both Yes No
10 A and 16 A) 6E3 Both Yes No
Australia/New Zealand/ 6C3 9831 0 Both Yes No
Argentina (250 V, 10 A) 6E3 Both Yes No
Thailand (250 V, 15 A) 6C3 9833 0 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Uruguay (250 V, 10 A) 6C3 9834 0 Both Yes No
6E3 Both Yes No
Initial/
Feature Purchase MES/ RP
Description Model Number Price Both CSU MES
Power Cord (4M) Specify:
United States/Canada 6C3 9900 NC Initial
Belgium Finland, 6C3 9901 NC Initial
France (250 V, 16 A)
Denmark (250 V, 10 A) 6C3 9902 NC Initial
U.K. and Others 6C3 9903 NC Initial
(250 V, 13 A)
Israel (250 V, 6-16 A) 6C3 9904 NC Initial
Switzerland (250 V, 10A) 6C3 9905 NC Initial
India, Pakistan, 6C3 9906 NC Initial
S. Africa (250 V, 16 A)
Italy (250 V, 10 A, 6C3 9907 NC Initial
and 16A)
Australia/New Zealand/ 6C3 9908 NC Initial
Argentina (250 V, 10 A)
Thailand (250 V, 15 A) 6C3 9909 NC Initial
All (Standard rack power 6C3 9911 NC Initial
cord)
The following newly announced features are available on the specified models.
Initial/
Feature Purchase MES/ RP
Description Model Number Price Both CSU MES
Rack Content Specify: T00 0207 NC Initial
7029/6C3 -- 4U T42 Initial
Machine Type 9078
7029 type server 160 0016 $0 Both No No
Minimum Maintenance Charges — Features
Feature IOR Number 24 x 7 5220 $ 99 5222 109 8148 99 8149 109
For ServiceElect (ESA) Maintenance Service Charges, contact IBM Global Services at 888-IBM-4343 (426-4343).
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To order, contact the Americas Call Centers, your local IBM representative, or your IBM Business Partner.
To identify your local IBM representative or IBM Business Partner, call 800-IBM-4YOU (426-4968).
Phone: 800-IBM-CALL (426-2255)
Fax: 800-2IBM-FAX (242-6329)
Internet: ibm_direct@vnet.ibm.com
Mail: The Americas Call Centers
Dept. RE001
P.O. Box 2690
Atlanta, GA 30301-2690
Reference: RE001
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