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IBM p5 590 manual available for free PDF download: System Handbook
IBM p5 590 System Handbook (316 pages)
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
5
Front Cover
1
Figures
11
Notices
17
Trademarks
18
Preface
19
The Team that Wrote this Redbook
19
Become a Published Author
21
Comments Welcome
22
System Overview
23
Chapter 1. System Overview
23
Introduction
24
What's New
24
Section 1.1, "Introduction
24
Section 1.2, "What's New
24
General Overview and Characteristics
26
Primary System Frame Organization
26
Section 1.3, "General Overview and Characteristics
26
Powered and Bolt on Frames
27
Microprocessor Technology
28
POWER4 and POWER5 Architecture Comparison
29
Memory Subsystem
30
I/O Subsystem
31
POWER4 and POWER5 Memory Structure Comparison
31
Media Bays
32
P5-590 and P5-595 I/O Drawer Organization
32
Virtualization
33
Features Summary
34
P5-590 and P5-595 Features Summary
34
Section 1.4, "Features Summary
34
Operating Systems Support
35
Aix 5L
35
P5-590 and P5-595 Operating Systems Compatibility
35
Section 1.5, "Operating Systems Support
35
Linux
36
Hardware Architecture
39
Chapter 2. Hardware Architecture
39
Server Overview
40
The POWER5 Microprocessor
40
Section 2.1, "Server Overview
40
Section 2.2, "The POWER5 Microprocessor
40
POWER4 and POWER5 System Structures
41
Simultaneous Multi-Threading
42
Dynamic Power Management
43
The POWER Chip Evolution
43
CMOS, Copper, and SOI Technology
46
Processor Books
46
The POWER Chip Evolution
46
Processor Clock Rate
47
P5-590 and P5-595 16-Way Processor Book Diagram
47
Memory Subsystem
48
Section 2.3, "Memory Subsystem
48
Memory Flow Diagram for MCM0
49
Memory Cards
50
Memory Placement Rules
50
Memory Card with Four DIMM Slots
50
Memory Configuration Table
50
Memory Placement for the P5-590 and P5-595
51
Types of Available Memory Cards for P5-590 and P5-595
51
Central Electronics Complex
52
Section 2.4, "Central Electronics Complex
52
P5-595 and P5-590 CEC Logic Diagram
54
CEC Backplane
55
P5-595 CEC (Top View)
55
P5-590 CEC (Top View)
55
CEC Backplane (Front Side View)
56
System Flash Memory Configuration
58
Vital Product Data and System Smart Chips
58
Section 2.5, "System Flash Memory Configuration
58
Section 2.6, "Vital Product Data and System Smart Chips
58
I/O Drawer
59
Section 2.7, "I/O Drawer
59
EEH Adapters and Partitioning
60
I/O Drawer Attachment
60
Number of Possible I/O Loop Connections
61
Full-Drawer Cabling
62
Half-Drawer Cabling
63
Dual Loop 7040-61D
64
Blind-Swap Hot-Plug Cassette
65
Logical View of a RIO-2 Drawer
66
Blind-Swap Hot-Plug Cassette
66
I/O Drawer Top View - Logical Layout
67
I/O Drawer RAS
68
Supported I/O Adapters in P5-595 and P5-590 Systems
69
Hardware Information Center Search for PCI Placement
70
Select Model 590 or 595 Placement
71
Expansion Units 5791, 5794, and 7040-61D
72
PCI Placement Guide on IBM Sserver Information Center
73
Minimum to Maximum I/O Configuration
75
Configuration of I/O Drawer ID and Serial Number
76
Chapter 3. POWER5 Virtualization Capabilities
79
Virtualization Features
80
Micro-Partitioning
80
Shared Processor Partitions
81
POWER5 Partitioning Concept
82
Micro-Partitioning Overview on P5 Systems
82
Types of Shared Processor Partitions
84
Capped Shared Processor Partitions
84
Uncapped Shared Processor Partitions
85
Typical Usage of Micro-Partitioning Technology
86
Limitations and Considerations
86
Virtual Ethernet
87
Virtual LAN
88
Example of a VLAN
89
VLAN Configuration
91
Virtual Ethernet Connections
92
Interpartition VLAN Communication
92
VLAN Communication to External Network
92
Logical View of an Inter-Partition VLAN
93
Dynamic Partitioning for Virtual Ethernet Devices
94
Limitations and Considerations
94
Shared Ethernet Adapter
95
Connecting a Virtual Ethernet to External Networks
95
Connection to External Network Using AIX Routing
96
Shared Ethernet Adapter Configuration
97
Multiple Shared Ethernet Adapter Configuration
98
Using Link Aggregation (Etherchannel) to External Networks
99
Etherchannel and Link Aggregation
99
Link Aggregation (Etherchannel) Pseudo Device
100
Limitations and Considerations
101
Virtual I/O Server
101
IBM P5-590 and P5-595 Virtualization Technologies
102
Virtual SCSI
103
Limitations and Considerations
104
AIX 5L Version 5.3 Virtual I/O Server and Client Partitions
104
Capacity on Demand
107
Chapter 4. Capacity on Demand
107
Capacity on Demand Overview
108
What's New in Capacity on Demand
108
Section 4.1, "Capacity on Demand Overview
108
Section 4.2, "What's New in Capacity on Demand
108
Preparing for Capacity on Demand
109
Step 1. Plan for Future Growth with Inactive Resources
109
Cod Feature Comparisons
109
Section 4.3, "Preparing for Capacity on Demand
109
Step 2. Choose the Amount and Desired Level of Activation
110
Types of Capacity on Demand
111
Section 4.4, "Types of Capacity on Demand
111
Capacity Backup
112
Types of Capacity on Demand (Functional Categories)
112
Section 4.5, "Capacity Backup
112
Capacity on Demand Activation Procedure
113
Section 4.6, "Capacity on Demand Activation Procedure
113
HMC Capacity on Demand Order Selection Panel
114
Enter Cod Enablement Code (HMC Window)
114
Using Capacity on Demand
115
Using Capacity Upgrade on Demand
115
Section 4.7, "Using Capacity on Demand
115
Using On/Off Capacity on Demand
116
HMC Billing Selection Wizard
118
Manage On/Off Cod Processors HMC Activation Window
119
Using Reserve Capacity on Demand
120
Manage On/Off Cod HMC Confirmation Panel and Legal Statement
120
Using Trial Capacity on Demand
121
HMC Reserve Cod Processor Activation Window
121
HMC Capacity on Demand Menus
122
Section 4.8, "HMC Capacity on Demand Menus
122
Cod Processor Capacity Settings Overview HMC Window
123
Cod Processor Capacity Settings On/Off Cod HMC Window
124
Cod Processor Capacity Settings Reserve Cod HMC Window
124
HMC Command Line Functions
125
Capacity on Demand Configuration Rules
125
Processor Capacity Upgrade on Demand Configuration Rules
125
Cod Processor Capacity Settings "Trial Cod" HMC Window
125
Section 4.9, "Capacity on Demand Configuration Rules
125
Memory Capacity Upgrade on Demand Configuration Rules
126
Trial Capacity on Demand Configuration Rules
126
Permanently Activated Processors by MCM
126
Dynamic Processor Sparing
127
Software Licensing Considerations
127
Section 4.10, "Software Licensing Considerations
127
License Entitlements for Permanent Processor Activations
128
License Entitlements for Temporary Processor Activations
129
License Entitlement Example
129
Capacity on Demand Feature Codes
130
Section 4.11, "Capacity on Demand Feature Codes
130
P5-590 and P5-595 Cod Feature Codes
131
Chapter 5. Configuration Tools and Rules
133
Configuration Tools
134
IBM Configurator for E-Business
134
LPAR Validation Tool
135
LPAR Validation Tool - Creating a New Partition
136
LPAR Validation Tool - System Selection Dialog
136
LPAR Validation Tool - System Selection Processor Feature Selection
137
LPAR Validation Tool - Partition Specifications Dialog
137
LPAR Validation Tool - Memory Specifications Dialog
138
Configuration Rules for P5-590 and P5-595
139
LPAR Validation Tool - Slot Assignments
139
Minimum Configuration for the P5-590 and P5-595
140
P5-590 Minimum System Configuration
140
P5-595 Minimum System Configuration
141
LPAR Considerations
143
Processor Configuration Rules
144
Memory Configuration Rules
145
Configurable Memory-To-Default Memory Block Size
147
Advanced POWER Virtualization
148
I/O Sub-System Configuration Rules
148
Disks, Boot Devices, and Media Devices
150
P5-590 I/O Drawers Quantity with Different Loop Mode
150
P5-595 I/O Drawers Quantity with Different Loop Mode
150
PCI and PCI-X Slots and Adapters
151
Keyboards and Displays
152
Frame, Power, and Battery Backup Configuration Rules
152
HMC Configuration Rules
155
Hardware Management Console Usage
156
Cluster 1600 Considerations
157
Capacity Planning Considerations
157
P5-590 and P5-595 General Considerations
157
Further Capacity Planning Considerations
159
Reliability, Availability, and
161
Chapter 6. Reliability, Availability, and Serviceability
161
What's New in RAS
162
RAS Overview
162
Section 6.1, "What's New in RAS
162
Section 6.2, "RAS Overview
162
Ibms RAS Philosophy
163
Predictive Functions
164
Section 6.3, "Predictive Functions
164
First Failure Data Capture (FFDC)
165
FFDC Error Checkers and Fault Isolation Registers
165
Predictive Failure Analysis
166
Component Reliability
167
Extended System Testing and Surveillance
167
Redundancy in Components
168
Power and Cooling Redundancy
168
Memory Redundancy Mechanisms
168
Section 6.4, "Redundancy in Components
168
Memory Error Recovery Mechanisms
169
Service Processor and Clocks
171
Multiple Data Paths
172
Fault Recovery
172
PCI Bus Error Recovery
172
Section 6.5, "Fault Recovery
172
Dynamic CPU Deallocation
174
EEH on POWER5
174
CPU Guard
176
Hot-Plug Components
177
Hot-Swappable Boot Disks
178
Blind-Swap, Hot-Plug PCI Adapters
178
Blind-Swap Hot-Plug Cassette
178
Serviceability Features
179
Section 6.6, "Serviceability Features
179
Converged Service Architecture
180
Hardware Management Console
180
Error Analyzing
181
Service Processors
183
Error Reporting Structure of POWER5
183
Service Agent
186
Service Focal Point
186
Service Focal Point Overview
187
AIX 5L RAS Features
188
Section 6.7, "AIX 5L RAS Features
188
Linux RAS Features
190
Section 6.8, "Linux RAS Features
190
Service Processor
191
Chapter 7. Service Processor
191
Service Processor Functions
192
Firmware Binary Image
192
Section 7.1, "Service Processor Functions
192
Platform Initial Program Load
193
Error Handling
194
Service Processor Cabling
194
Section 7.2, "Service Processor Cabling
194
Table of Service Processor Card Location Codes
195
Summary of BPC Ethernet Hub Port Connectors
195
Bulk Power Controller Connections
196
Oscillator and Service Processor
196
Advanced System Management Interface
197
Accessing ASMI Using HMC Service Focal Point Utility
197
Section 7.3, "Advanced System Management Interface
197
Select Service Processor
198
Select ASMI
198
Accessing ASMI Using a Web Browser
199
OK to Launch
199
ASMI Login Window
200
ASMI Login
200
ASMI User Accounts
201
ASMI Menu: Welcome (as Admin)
201
ASMI Menu Functions
202
Power On/Off Tasks
202
System Service Aids Tasks
202
ASMI User-Level Access (Menu Options)
202
ASMI Menu: Error /Event Logs
203
ASMI Menu: Detailed Error Log
204
System Configuration ASMI Menu
205
ASMI Menu: Firmware Update Policy
206
Network Services ASMI Menu
207
Performance Setup ASMI Menu
207
Firmware Updates
208
Section 7.4, "Firmware Updates
208
Potential System Components that Require Fixes
209
System Management Services
210
Section 7.5, "System Management Services
210
Partition Profile Power-On Properties
211
System Management Services (SMS) Main Menu
212
Select Boot Options Menu Options
213
Configure Boot Device Order Menu
214
Current Boot Sequence Menu (Default Boot List)
215
Hardware Management
217
Chapter 8. Hardware Management Console Overview
217
Introduction
218
Desktop HMC
219
Rack Mounted HMC
220
HMC Characteristics
220
HMC Setup
221
The HMC Logical Communications
221
HMC Network Interfaces
222
Private and Open Networks in the HMC Environment
223
Using the HMC as a DHCP Server
224
Private Direct Network
225
HMC with Hub/Switch Attachment
226
HMC Connections
227
HMC Attached to both Private and Public Network
227
Primary and Secondary HMC to BPC Connections
228
Predefined HMC User Accounts
229
HMC User Passwords
229
HMC Login
230
Required Setup Information
230
First Screen after Login as Hscroot User
230
Section 8.4, "HMC Login
230
HMC Guided Setup Wizard
231
Section 8.5, "HMC Guided Setup Wizard
231
Guided Setup Wizard
232
Date and Time Settings
233
The Hscroot Password
234
The Root Password
235
Select LAN Adapter
236
Network Type
237
Speed Selection
237
Configure Eth0 DHCP Range
239
Second LAN Adapter
240
Default Gateway IP Address
241
Host Name and Domain Name
241
DNS IP Address
242
Client Contact Information
243
Section 8.7, "Inventory Scout Services
244
Remote Support Information
244
Callhome Connection Type
246
Modem Configuration
247
Select Phone Number for Modem
248
Authorized User for ESA
249
The E-Mail Notification Dialog
250
Communication Interruptions
251
Summary Screen
252
Status Screen
252
HMC Security and User Management
253
Server Security
254
Object Manager Security
255
HMC User Management
255
Inventory Scout Services
256
Inventory Scout
258
Service Agent and Service Focal Point
259
Store Data
259
Section 8.8, "Service Agent and Service Focal Point
259
Service Agent
260
Service Focal Point
261
Open Serviceable Events
262
Manage Service Events
263
Detail View of a Service Event
264
HMC Service Utilities and Tasks
265
HMC Boot up Fails with Fsck Required
265
Exchange Parts
265
Section 8.9, "HMC Service Utilities and Tasks
265
Determining HMC Serial Number
266
Appendix A. Facts and Features Reference
267
Facts and Features for P5-590 and P5-595
268
System Unit Details
270
A-3 Server I/O Attachment
271
Peak Bandwidth
272
Standard Warranty in United States, Other Countries May Vary
272
Physical Planning Characteristics
272
A-7 Racks
273
I/O Device Options List
274
Appendix B. PCI Adapter Placement Guide
275
Expansion Unit Back View PCI
275
PCI-X Slot Description
276
Model 61D Expansion Unit Slot Location Description (PHB 1 and 2)
276
Model 61D Expansion Unit Slot Location Description (PHB 3)
276
Recommended System Unit Slot Placement and Maximums
277
P5-590 and P5-595 PCI Adapter Placement Table
277
Appendix C. Installation Planning
281
Doors and Covers
282
Enhanced Acoustical Cover Option
282
Slimline Cover Option
282
Raised-Floor Requirements and Preparation
282
Securing the Frame
283
Considerations for Multiple System Installations
283
Moving the System to the Installation Site
284
Dual Power Installation
284
Planning and Installation Documentation
284
Search for Planning
285
Select 9119-590 and 9119-595
285
Planning Information
286
Appendix D. System Documentation
287
IBM Sserver Hardware Information Center
288
What Is the Hardware Information Center
288
How Do I Get It
288
How Do I Get Updates
289
How Do I Use the Application
290
Information Center
290
Search Field
291
Navigation Bar
292
Toolbar with Start off Call
293
Previous Pseries Documentation
294
Abbreviations and Acronyms
295
Related Publications
299
IBM Redbooks
299
Other Publications
299
Online Resources
300
How to Get IBM Redbooks
301
Help from IBM
301
Index
303
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