IBM eServer iSeries
Selling System i5
Module : i5/OS and Middleware Products
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Agenda
 i5/OS Operating System review: what’s in it?
 Key i5/OS elements
 New T’s & C’s
– System i 515 and 525 Express user based pricing
– i5/OS Application Server pricing
 System i Access
 How to save your stuff: BRMS and TSM basics
 Save and restore scenarios including integrated Windows, Linux and AIX
 Hierarchical Storage management
 High Availability
 WebSphere and System i
– Modernization
– WAS
– WebSphere Development Studio
– HATS, WebFacing, and WDHT
– WebSphere Portal
– WebSphere Commerce
 Lotus Domino
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i5/OS – What’s in it? ….base Function
 Advanced GUI support to provide for:
– Easy setup and management of the system, including TCP/IP functions
– Database functions, User and printer job administration, System management
including software distribution
– Performance monitoring
– Centralized management of multiple systems
 Network computing including Net Server for file/print applications
 IFS with industry standards
 Apache HTTP server
 Multiple operating environments and logical partitions including resource sharing
(LPARs)
– Different versions and releases of i5/OS and OS/400
– Linux, AIX 5L
– OS/400 Portable Application Solutions Environment (PASE)
 Clustering and shared resources including high system availability
 Client/server connectivity
 DB2 Universal Database (UDB) for iSeries
 Transaction processing
 Batch processing
 Extensive run-time applications
 Openness standards
 PM eServer iSeries
 Electronic Customer Support (ECS)
 Comprehensive security for system resources
 Connectivity to remote devices, systems, and networks
 Office services
 National language versions and multilingual support
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Revolutionize i5/OS Licensing
i5/OS Licensing by Concurrent Users
Small Bank Example
Unidentified Internet
Browsers Checking
Interest Rates
No i5/OS
Entitlement
Required
6 – Bank Tellers
4 – Loan Officers
2 - Accountants
3 - Executives
Customers Securely Accessing
Online Banking
System i 515 with 15 i5/OS users
One license entitlement for each employee
One price covers all external access users
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i5/OS External Access Required
IBM eServer iSeries
Extending flexibility of i5/OS licensing by user
Your enterprise
 Changing i5/OS license terms to concurrent
authenticated users.
 New terms will initially be posted on System i
website at:
www.ibm.com/systems/i/os/i5os/pdf/v5r4licenseamendm
ent.pdf
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ERP
 You must acquire i5/OS user entitlements for the
maximum number of concurrent i5/OS users that
are simultaneously authenticated.
CRM
IBM eServer iSeries
Methods for counting i5/OS user entitlements required
 Count people that are i5/OS Users
– Office workers using system all day
 Count number of devices
– Manufacturing shop employees sharing workstations
 Count people using ISV application
– Customer purchased ISV application which is licensed by concurrent user
 For situations with large number of infrequent users
– Calculate the peak number of concurrent i5/OS users
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i5/OS license compliance
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Customer accepts i5/OS license terms which includes:
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IBM may audit your compliance with these terms upon reasonable advance notice to You.
You must acquire i5/OS user entitlements for the maximum number of concurrent i5/OS users
that are simultaneously authenticated.
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Ordering Business Partners must ensure the i5/OS per user licenses match the end
customer usage levels
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IBM will conduct periodic audits to validate customer usage does not exceed the
authorized purchased user level
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IBM intends to create tools to help comply with concurrently authenticated i5/OS user
licensing
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i5/OS User Entitlements
- Count number of i5/OS users
Health Clinic
Employees
Health
Clinic
Employees
Law Firm
10
Devices
used
Maximum
concurrently
authenticated
i5/OS users
10
Maximum
concurrently
authenticated
i5/OS users
Office
staff
6
6
6
Lawyers
4
4
4
10
10
10
Total
8
10
Devices
used
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i5/OS User Entitlements
- Count number of devices
Manufacturer
Front office
Employees Devices
used
Front
Office
Shop Floor
Maximum
concurrently
authenticated
i5/OS users
15
15
15
3 shifts x
15 = 45
5
5
60
20
20
Shop Floor
Total
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i5/OS User Entitlements
- Large number of infrequent users
Employees
Devices
used
Maximum
concurrently
authenticated
i5/OS users
Teachers
400
400
20
Administrators
10
10
5
Payroll
Managers
5
5
5
415
415
30
School District
Payroll / HR Application
Total
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i5/OS Concurrent User – Definition
An i5/OS User is a person who accesses i5/OS
– Exchanges credentials (for example, a userid/password)
– Directly with i5/OS or with application on i5/OS
An i5/OS user
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Not an i5/OS User
 Person who signs into an i5/OS application
 Unidentified browser of your website
 Person who logs on to 5250 session
 A user of a Linux application on System i
 Person who administers i5/OS
 An application running on i5/OS
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i5/OS Users within your Enterprise
Your enterprise
 Every i5/OS User
within your enterprise
needs an i5/OS User
Entitlement
CRM
ERP
 Regardless of:
– Location
– Connection type
– Application
accessed
– User interface
– How often they
access
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Employees or similar personnel of your enterprise
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i5/OS Users external to your Enterprise
 Regardless of:
Your enterprise
CRM
ERP
 Every i5/OS User
external to your
enterprise needs
an i5/OS User
Entitlement
– Location
– Connection type
– Application
accessed
Employees or similar personnel of your
enterprise
– User interface
– How often they
access
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Customers, suppliers or business partners
external to your enterprise
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How you purchase i5/OS User Entitlements
515
525
i5/OS User entitlements in
base offering
5
30, 150 or unlimited
Used by users within or
external to the enterprise
Packs of i5/OS user
entitlements
5
10
Used by users within or
external to the enterprise
Unlimited i5/OS User
Entitlement
N/A
Yes
Unlimited use by users
within or external to the
enterprise
i5/OS External Access
Yes
Yes
Unlimited use by users
external to the enterprise
40 +
i5/OS External Access
Unlimited
Maximum number of i5/OS
User Entitlements
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System i Access and System i Express
 Each i5/OS User is entitled to use
any client in the iSeries Access
Family at no additional charge
 System i Access users can
– Access traditional i5/OS
applications using the 5250
emulation function
– Query and retrieve DB2
information through easy-to-use
GUIs
– Upload spreadsheet information
into DB2
– Use i5/OS as a file server
– Access i5/OS printer output,
convert it to .PDF, and print it on
PC printers
 System i Access Family (5722-XW1)
unlimited user feature included with
System i 515 and 525 systems
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i5/OS License Agreement and Compliance
 Enhanced i5/OS license agreement for 515 and 525
– Now includes i5/OS concurrent user entitlement
– i5/OS user entitlements delivered via SW keys
 Customer responsible for compliance with enhanced i5/OS
license agreement
 Tools to help with compliance
– Compliance check on create user profile and new message
– License management tools to manage number of user
entitlements
– LMS for SW key management
 IBM may audit your compliance upon reasonable advance
notice
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What is an i5/OS user?
– An i5/OS User is a person who accesses i5/OS and exchanges credentials directly with i5/OS
or with an application on i5/OS. Examples of credentials are a user-id and password, Kerberos
authentication, LDAP Directory, or fingerprint identification.
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What is an i5/OS User Entitlement and who needs it?
– An i5/OS User Entitlement gives a user the right to access i5/OS either directly or via an
application accessing i5/OS. Every i5/OS User needs an i5/OS User Entitlement.
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Are i5/OS User Entitlements based on the number of concurrent users?
– Yes
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How is i5/OS licensed on a System i model 515 and 525?
– i5/OS has multiple licensing components. An i5/OS Processor Entitlement is required for each
processor running i5/OS and an i5/OS User Entitlement is required for each i5/OS Concurrent
User on the system
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If a user accesses two i5/OS partitions do they need two i5/OS entitlements?
– No, an i5/OS User needs an i5/OS User Entitlement for each i5/OS system they access. If the
same user accesses i5/OS in two different logical partitions on the same system, one i5/OS
User Entitlement is required.
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Is i5/OS licensing by user available on the 550, 570, or 595?
– No, i5/OS continues to be licensed by processor on these System i models. These larger
systems typically have a large number of users and are used in a wide variety of situations
making licensing by processor the simplest option. Licensing by processor is typical in the
industry for mid-range and large systems.
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Integrated Software License
IBM’s leading integrated operating system
IBM’s flagship SQL-compliant database
IBM’s premier Web application server
IBM’s world class support
... plus all the value of System i Access
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i5/OS Application Server
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New option designed for application
serving and infrastructure workloads in
partitions
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Offers a reduced i5/OS entitlement
charge for additional processors on
550, 570, 595
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Designed for applications that don’t
require DB2 or which access DB2 in
other LPARs
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Enables clients to exploit i5/OS
reliability, security, scalability and work
management features more affordably
Model
i5/OS
Application
Server
550
$41K
$14K
570
$59K
$19K
595
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i5/OS
$59K
$19K
ERP
OLTP
DB2
WebSphere
Application
Server
i5/OS
i5/OS
Application
Server
LPAR1
LPAR2
570
US prices, per processor
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i5/OS Application Server Example: WebSphere
System i 570
System i 570
Adding WebSphere
Partition
Adding WebSphere
Partition
$27,992
Added System i Features
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Processor activation (1)
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4 GB memory
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Ethernet controller
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Fibre-channel attach
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i5/OS entitlement (1)
i5/OS processor
entitlement
$27,992
i5/OS Application Server
processor entitlement
$59,000
$19,000
$86,992
$46,992
Bottom Line : i5/OS Application Server delivers substantial savings for WebSphere application serving
US prices
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Advanced UI
 Navigator
– Windows, not System i skills
necessary for operations
 Management Central
– System i cluster management
capabilities built in
 Management central Pervasive
– Manage from pervasive devices
System i Administration and systems management modernization
 iSeries Navigator comprehensive GUI/Explorer-based interface
 Management central from cluster management
 Management Central Pervasive for Mobile access
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iSeries Storage Management
 Storage Protection
– i5/OS can perform mirroring function on any or all disks
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Disk, IOP or Bus level mirroring
– RAID-5 capable IOPS are purchased for RAID protection of data
•
Parity work is off-loaded to IOP
– Storage “Pools” can be created to force specific objects on specified volumes (ASP
= Auxiliary Storage Pools)
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An IASP (independent ASP) can be switched to another HSL-attached System i server.
– i5/OS protection scheme is enforced for all storage objects
•
OS/400, Windows, Linux, AIX5L
– i5/OS can perform system function, such as backup, against all storage objects
from a centralized system
 SAN-Like functionality is provided
– Storage Protection
– Storage Virtualization
– Data-spreading
– Backup/recovery automation and centralization
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Integrated DB2
 Only one database and version
is built into i5/OS, integrated
and supported by all
applications
– Simple, effective integration
and management between
multiple applications
V5R3
DB2 Universal Database offers state-of-the-art database function and open systems standards
 Reinforces maturity, stability, scalability and Ease of Use
 Fully integrated to i5/OS and not a separate product
 Operating systems controls Db management, less need for Database administrator
 SQL client integration to enable integration with other database products
 Compelling sales advantage
 Journaling and security are integrated in i5/OS
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DB2 Universal Database
 Relational database manager that is fully integrated on
System i
 Easy to use and manage
 DB2 UDB for iSeries embodies flexibility through the support
of traditional database interface along with enhancing the
Structured Query Language (SQL)-based database
 Multiple database support using Navigator
 Access from client interfaces such as Linux partitions and
Windows systems
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Java
 Java Virtual machine (JVM) is
built into microcode of the
system (SLIC)
– Higher performance, integrity
than if implemented on top of
OS
HW
HW
 Transformer
– Optimize compile code… does
not go through JVM
Java is a key development environment for the System i server
 Fast interpretation and execution of Java code on System i servers
 Strength of System i are combined with Java object-oriented, network computing
based technology.
 Java enables true portability of applications
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iSeries Web Server
 WAS Express integrated with
i5/OS
– Integrated middleware to
extend existing applications to
the web
I5/OS contains a complete set of base products and features to create a web presence
 TCP/IP application, Java, VPN, cryptographic services, Secure Sockets Layer, Certificate
manager, HTTP server
 Inclusion of WebSphere Application Server Express with i5/OS
 WebSphere products for application development, workplace enablement and portal included in
Enterprise Editions
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System i Access Overview
System i Access provides middleware software to connect other systems,
clients, & platforms to iSeries servers
System i Access is your ideal connectivity solution because it contains a
unique set of products that integrate the use of a variety of PCs and
workstation desktops, browsers, and wireless devices with the System i
server
It has the functions that end users need, yet it is built to be centrally
administered
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System i Access Products
 System i ODBC Driver for Linux
 System i Access for Windows
 System i Access for Web
 System i Access for Linux
 System i Access for Wireless
 System i Access Family
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System i Access for Windows**
 Offers a powerful set of capabilities to connect PCs to System i servers.
 Enables end users and application programmers to leverage business
information, applications, and resources across an enterprise by extending
the iSeries resources to the PC desktop.
 Provides TCP/IP connectivity with Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) for client
functions to improve TCP/IP network security
 Provides System i NetServer for PC file serving and network print support
 Provides operations console for both local and remote system console
access
 Provides all functions of Navigator for working with System i resources and
administering and operating System i servers, plus graphical interfaces to
work with these System i functions.
 System i Access for Windows is compatible with Windows 98, Windows Me,
Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows NT 4.0 operating systems.
**Previously known as iSeries Client Access Express for iSeries
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Minimum operating
system level
i5/OS V5R3
Program size
188.2 MB
HIPO
1000
Availability
11 June 2004
Software type
Software Subscription
Ordering
Included with i5/OS
Installation prerequisites
IBM eServer iSeries Access for Windows - Setup, SC41-5507
Some functions of System i Access for Windows require the
XW1 product on the server, specifically the PC5250
display/printer emulation and Data Transfer components.
Further information
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/iseries/v5r2/ic2924/index.htm
http://www.ibm.com/eServer/iseries/access
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System i Access for Web
 A java application that runs in a Web application server (for example, WebSphere
Application Server or Apache Software Foundation ASF Tomcat) on OS/400 V5R2
or later iSeries servers
 End users access its functions by starting their browser and connecting to an
System i server. It is also portlet enabled
 System i Access for Web can now be used with the Mozilla browser as well as
Internet Explorer and Netscape. This enables users on desktop operating systems
such as Windows, UNIX, Linux, and MacIntosh to access System i resources
 Provides a variety of functions, such as 5250 emulation, and access to System i
printers, printer output, database, jobs, job queues, message queue, and so on
 Also provides the ability to run OS/400 CL batch commands without using a 5250
emulation session
 Also contains System i Access for Linux which provides an ODBC driver to
access the DB2 UDB for System i and a 5250 emulator
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System i Access for Web
Minimum operating
system level
i5/OS V5R3
Program size
192 MB
HIPO
1012
Availability
11 June 2004
Software type
Software Subscription
Installation
prerequisites
http://www.ibm.com/eServer/iseries/access/web/guide.htm
Further information
http://www-1.ibm.com/eServer/iseries/access/web/
http://www-1.ibm.com/servers/eServer/iseries/access/linux/
http://www.ibm.com/eServer/iseries/access/web/5250.html
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V5R3 – Terms and Conditions Changes
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Ts and Cs Overview
 i5 Licensing Guidelines
 Software License Manager/400
 Electronic Proof of Entitlement (ePOE) effective June 11, 2004
 V5R3 PIDs no longer transferable outside of customer enterprise
– All previous versions remain transferable
– OS/400 was NEVER transferable
 Anno Ltr 204-084 (i5OS V5R3) and 204-085 (V5R3 Licensed
Programs)– May 11, 2004
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iSeries i5 Software Licensing
 Operating System Licenses for I5OS and AIX are on a sub-capacity ( per processor) basis. (Linux
licensing terms are set by the Distributors)
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Dedicated LPARS have to be on full processors and require one license per processor.
Dedicated LPARs do not support micro-partitioning
 Shared Processor Pool is a group of processors that can be automatically shared among
LPARs, and can support micro-partitioning. One shared pool per system.
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CAPPED Shared Pool Partitions
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•
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PrU’s (Processing Units) defines Maximum amount processing power
VP’s (Virtual Processors) defines the number of physical processors the system can access to provide the
processing power
UNCAPPED Shared Pool Partitions
•
•
PrU’s (Processing Units) defines basic or “startup” processors for the partition
VP’s (Virtual Processors) defines the number of processors the partition can grab
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For licensing purposes use PrU’s for Capped partitions, and VPs for uncapped partitions
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Licenses can’t exceed total # processors in system or within shared pool
i5OS
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AIX
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CoD
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The Availability Marketplace
Business Consequences of Outages
Market:
 High availability (HA) scenarios
 Disaster recovery (DR) scenarios
HA Customer:
Cost
of Outage
Loss of Life
Litigation
Lost Reputation
Penalties
Restoration Cost
Lost Customers
Lost Opportunity
Idle Labor
Idle Resources
Transaction Loss
Temporary
Permanent
 Focused on 24x7 operations
 Objective: Elimination of both planned and unplanned
downtime
HA Solution Value:
 Eliminate planned downtime
 24x7 IT Operations is a business asset
 Minimize unplanned downtime
DR Customer
 All customers have a DR solution strategy
 Objective is to recover from an event that causes the loss
of the IT facilities (earth, wind and fire)
DR Solution Value:
 Customers consider this a minimum requirement for
availability solutions
Source: IMEX Research.com Jan 2002
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http://www.highavailabilitycenter.com/index.shtml
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Key Parameters in HA
 Reliability
– Boils does to level of quality in design, integration and
testing as well as redundancy of components
 Recovery Point Objective
– Boils down to measures customer will take to
journal/back up data to point where system fails
 Recovery Time Objective
– Boils down to how quickly the customer needs the
system back up and operational after a failure
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Options to improve availability and downtime
 Raid
 Mirroring
 Journaling
 Save While Active
 Disk Migration Tool
 Backup frequency and type
 LPAR partition
 Switched disk with dual systems
 Local systems with HA software
 Remote systems with HA software
 IBM hot site - IGS
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How to proceed
 Understand business ability to handle down time both
unscheduled and scheduled
 Develop RTO and RPO parameters for your business
 Set up backup and save/restore policies and implement
appropriate function and timing
 Develop Disaster Recovery (DR) plan
 Implement DR plan in terms of people, products, and
processes
 Test backup, save/restore, and DR plan to insure workability
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Availability Management Approaches for
Services (HABPs)
System i Replication
Data center & Disaster center
Storage Server
Remote Copy
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iSeries
Data Replication
cluster
solution
 Provides distance for disaster backup
 Two active copies of data
 Scheduled and Unscheduled
Downtime
 Can Eliminate Save Window
 Workload distribution
SAN Fabric
(Fibre Channel)
iSeries IASP
Switched Disk
cluster
Independent ASPs (Switchable
Disks)
 Data center solution
 Switching for OS/Hardware
maintenance
 Switching for unscheduled outage
 Homogeneous distributed
application consolidation
 Does not eliminate save window
 Workload switching
Storage Server
Storage Server Copy Services
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HSL Loop
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Disaster center solution
Independent from OS/System
Device level mirroring &
recovery processes
One active copy of data
(second copy dormant)
Does not eliminate save
window
10KM distance (performance
impacts unknown)
Fits for certain DR scenarios
IBM eServer iSeries
Customer Scenario Example
Data Center Solution and Disaster Recovery Center Solution
Capacity
BackUp
Server
HSL Loop
High Availability Server
Primary Server
Data
Replication
Disaster Recovery Center
Data Center
 Disaster Recovery Center and Data Center Solutions
 Data Center: Planned and unplanned Outage Support
 Disaster Recovery Center: For recovery from loss of Data Center
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HA and CBU Edition
 High Availability Edition for 520 and 570
– Like HA Edition for 810, 825, 870 and 890
• Lower priced edition with less content compared to Enterprise
Edition
• Only eligible sales situations can use this
– Available for all 520 and 570 processor points with Enterprise Edition
– See http://www.ibm.com/servers/eserver/iseries/hardware/is4ha/
 Capacity BackUp Edition for 570 ( 2/16-way )
– Like CBU Edition for 890
• Only 2 processors are ever permanently activated. In disaster, other
processors can be used at no charge
• No eligibility requirements
• Includes 2 Enterprise Enablement features (additional 5250 OLTP
CPW capability included as part of On/Off CoD)
– See http://www.ibm.com/servers/eserver/iseries/hardware/is4cbu/
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Promote Business Resilience & Compliance
 Make outages of any kind,
planned or unplanned
transparent to business
operations
 Safeguard data by keeping
hackers and viruses out
 Promote the highest levels
of security, auditing and
compliance management
 Deliver proven technology,
backed by world-class
service and support
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Business Resilience & Compliance & i5/OS V5R4
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Help improve security and
compliance with integrity
protection, network intrusion
detection and auditing
enhancements
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Help protect company data with
i5/OS hardware storage
protection
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Help deliver continuous
operations with concurrent
firmware & non-disruptive fixes
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Improve backup and recovery
with virtual tape and save/restore
of spool files
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Reduce disk / network resources
and improve auditor monitoring
with journaling enhancements
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Clustering enhancements
include administrative system
domain
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Improve disk protection
with RAID6
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Backup Options Help Promote Continuous Operations
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Improved backup flexibility with
virtual tape support
– Multiple libraries or entire
system can be saved
– Integrated with BRMS
– Virtual tape volumes can be
duplicated to tape or sent via
FTP to another system
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Save/restore of spool data
assists companies with record
retention
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New non-dedicated option to
save key system object changes
between full saves
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How to save your stuff – BRMS
 A popular LPP for customers that utilize multiple tapes for
save/restore implementation
 Set policies to control your save/restore backup operations
 Establish schedules and criteria to make save/restore backup most
efficient and reliable
 Default policies can be used or you can tailor to your specific
needs
 Backup data and audit trails are maintained to facilitate policy
driven backup
 Partition back up
 The user interface is menu-driven, with a significant number of
functions enabled through the optional BRMS Navigator client, a
plug-in to Navigator. Minimum operating system level i5/OS V5R3
 Hierarchical Storage Management is possible via BRMS
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How to save your Stuff – TSM
 IBM Tivoli Storage Manager Extended Edition (5698-A11)
 Core functions include data backup and restore, managed data archive
and retrieve, planning for disaster recovery, Network Data Management
Protocol (NDMP), and support for large tape libraries.
 It has a UNIX look and feel, but contains the necessary modification to
permit it to function in the OS/400 Portable Application Solutions
Environment (PASE) environment.
 It supports the non-storage area network (SAN) environment.
 The IBM Tivoli Storage Manager product provides a server that runs
using OS/400 PASE. Minimum operating system level OS/400 V5R1
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IBM Tivoli® Storage Manager Enterprise Edition
Delivers integrated data protection for client backup and archive
Centralized management, comprehensive policy based automation
Complements Backup Recovery and Media Services for iSeries
IBM Tivoli Storage Manager
•Client-server system that provides automated, policybased, distributed data and storage management for
file servers and workstations
Tivoli Storage Manager server
•The system where data is saved to disk, tape, or in
off-site storage
•Clients communicate with the server via TCP/IP to
save data to and restore data from the server
Tivoli Storage Manager client
•A workstation or file server that contains data or files that need to be backed up or archived.
The client communicates with a Tivoli Storage
•Manager server, which stores the data for the client and provides backups of the data or
files upon request.
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Why WebSphere?
IBM WebSphere Software Advantages
 Product & Technical Leadership Across the Platform
 Integration Platform Comprehensiveness
 Platform Reliability, Security & Scalability
 Open Standards & Web Services Leadership
 Cross-IBM SWG Componentization and Integration
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Evolving to On Demand Business
Access
Access
Publish
Publish
Transact
Transact
Integrate
Integrate
Internally
Internally
On
On
Demand
Demand
Integrate
Integrate
Externally
Externally
Early
Early
Integrating
Integrating
Most iSeries
Customers Are
Here
Integrating
15%
Early
80%
“Start Simple”
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Advanced
Advanced
“Grow Fast”
Advanced
5%
% of Adoption by States
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System i Three-in-One Benchmark
Three-in-one benchmark on Number of users or
System i one-way
transactions
Domino Web Access 6.5.1
IBM Lotus Instant Messaging
(Sametime)
Average CPU
utilization
200 users
0.096 seconds
13.6%*
200 users
0.012 seconds
WebSphere Trade3 (WAS
with EJBs)
25.1 transactions /
second
56.7%
0.141 seconds
PeopleSoft World (formerly
JDE)
200 users
2.7%
0.079 seconds
Total:
73.0%
http://www.ibm.com/servers/eserver/iseries/hardware/threeinone/
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Average
response time
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Key WebSphere Value - Application Modernization!
 Ensuring that the applications on your system remain
functionally rich and solve the business needs of your company
as it competes in a global economy
 Ensure that your application architecture is modular and
designed to allow your company to adjust quickly to a changing
competitive environment
 Ensure that your applications are open and can incorporate new
technology in a way that complements what you already have to
solve new business problems
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Key Products
for iSeries
WebSphere
WebSphere MQ
WBI Server
Express
Commerce
WebSphere Portal
Server
Simple
ModelIntegrated
Proven
Experience
Manage
Grow Fast
Development
WebSphere Item
Synchronization
Transform
Service
Oriented
Architecture
Secure
Interact Integrateand
Scaleable
WebSphere StandardsWebSphere
WebSphere Host
Leadership
Application Server
Integration/HATS
Development Studio
Accelerate
WebFacing
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Targeted
Solutions
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Start Simple
IBM eServer iSeries
So what is the Application Server?
Application
Server
 Servlets to start
– Separation of
responsibilities
– Model/View/Controller
Servlet
JSPs
 EJBs to improve
– J2EE Specification
– Focus on business logic,
not infrastructure
components such as
•
•
•
Database
Transactional
Persistent
Secure
The application server gives a corporate development team the flexibility to roll out new
applications quickly without recreating the plumbing that links the browser, Web server, and
database for each program.
H.B. Taylor, Quaker Oats Co., InformationWeek, 10/12/98
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IBM WebSphere Application Server - Express
Rapid Installation and Deployment
 Simplified deployment tools
 Convenient installation with all the runtime components on
one CD per platform and a common launchpad for
launching runtime and tools installations
 Out of the box applications that you can deploy in minutes
for immediate value
Easy To Use
 Tools to automate development
 Streamlined development environment
 Samples and tutorials of key technologies and best
practices
Comprehensive ISV Platform
 Full J2EE programming model
 Single programming model across all WebSphere
 Application Server configurations
 Market leading Web services support
Integrated with i5/OS
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IBM Business Solutions
IBM Business Solutions = First on iSeries!
 Integrated solutions to common business needs that work in conjunction with existing applications,
server components, and enterprise data
 Demonstrate the value of integrated e-business solutions, increase worker productivity, provide
services that virtually any business may find useful, and are easy to understand and use.
• Delivered with 5722-SS1
• IBM Telephone Directory
• IBM Survey Creator
• “Start Simple” business application – excellent first WebSphere application!
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iSeries Developer Roadmap
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IBM WebSphere Development Studio for iSeries
Current 5722-WDS customers with software subscription
for V5R3 and V5R2, to upgrade use feature #: 2656
Unlimited
Licenses
iSeries
iSeries
JavaTM
Debug
JSF
EGL
Java
generation
iSeries
iSeries
Web
Web
Service
Trace
Profiling
Web
Facing
DB
iSeries
Projects
RPG
COBOL
C/C++
PDM
SEU
SDA,
RLU
RSE
+CODE
+VisualAge RPG
XML
App
Server
WebSphere Development Studio Client V5.1.2
http://www.ibm.com/software/awdtools/iseries
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IBM WebFacing Tool
The IBM WebFacing Tool is part of IBM WebSphere Development Studio for
iSeries (shipped with WDSc)
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
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Modernizes 5250 applications for access from a Web Browser
Requires DDS source code
Supports 5250 and web interfaces
End-users access applications via browser
WDSc Advanced Edition (only) now converts iSeries system screens!
Does not require 5250 OLTP on +2003 hardware
Used with IBM WebSphere Application Server - Express
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WebSphere HATS for iSeries
IBM WebSphere Host Access
Transformation Services (HATS) V5
Improved navigation of host application
 HATS for iSeries only supports 5250…….not 3270
applications
 Skip unneccesary screens; combine screens; split screens
 Enter data on behalf of the end user
 Zero footprint on the desktop
 Add buttons, hot links, drop-down menus, valid value lists
 Modify graphics, fonts, colors, and layout
Automatically generates portlets for use
with IBM WebSphere Portal – Express
Is used with IBM WebSphere Application
Server – Express V5
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IBM WebFacing Tool or HATS? Which one?
Both WebFacing and HATS allow you to easily develop a modern, graphical
user interface for 5250 applications. Which product is right for your
customer? Consider the following:
IBM WebFacing Tool:
 Requires DDS source
 WDSC Advanced Edition required to convert 5250 system screens
 No additional development or end user charges
 Creates customizable Java components from your DDS source
 No conversion at run time (maximum speed)
 Does not require 5250 interactive capacity on 2003+ iSeries systems
HATS:
 Does not require DDS source
 Rules-based transformation converts both application screens & 5250 system screens
 Priced by user
 Requires 5250 interactive workload
 Merges data from multiple 5250 applications into a single web interface
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NEW!! WebFacing Deployment Tool for WDS with HATS
Technology
 WebFacing Deployment Tool
– Modernizes 5250 applications for access
from a web browser
– Delivers an integrated runtime -- that exploits
the capabilities of both HATS and
WebFacing
– WebFacing Tool now uses the capabilities of
HATS for on-the-fly Web-enabling of system
screens and 5250 applications
– Helps promote rapid, cost-effective
conversion and customization of ISV
applications
– No 5250 OLTP required for HATS data
stream conversion on i5/OS V5R4
 IBM WebSphere Development Studio
– WDSC Lite* to develop i5/OS applications
– Free-format SQL in RPG applications
For more information, see http://www-306.ibm.com/software/awdtools/wds400/
– Wizard enhanced to create SOA Web
service from RPG application in a single step
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Start Simple …….Grow Fast
WebSphere is critical to iSeries customers e-business success
 Modernization components to extend value of existing assets
iSeries customers & ISV's have many low-cost options to "Start Simple"
 IBM WebSphere Application Server - Express
 IBM Telephone Directory & IBM Survey Creator
 iSeries Access for Web
 IBM WebFacing Tool
 IBM WebSphere Host Access Transformation Service (HATS)
 IBM Web Facing Deployment Tool
Advanced WebSphere Brand products* help iSeries customers and ISV's
"Grow Fast“
 WebSphere Portal Express
 WebSphere Commerce Express
 WebSphere MQ & WebSphere Business Integration Server Express
* SWG products ordered thru Passport Advantage
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Lotus Domino + System i
 Lotus Domino and System i
Benefit: iSeries commitment to Lotus
Two New scalability records:
Notes: 150,000 R5 Mail & Calendar users
with Notes clients
- and also! iNotes: 40,200 iNotes Web Access clients
and Domino 6 server
NotesBench Benchmark Official Audit
iSeries 32-way i890 Server DSD Plus was
used for both of the benchmark records
Rank
DSDplus i890 -- configured for Notes
clients RPQ 847163
DSDplus i890 -- configured for browser
clients (iNotes) RPQ 847164
Server
# of
CPUs
R5 Mail
Users
Resp
time
(sec)
1
IBM
iSeries 890
32
150,000
0.272
2
IBM
pSeries 680
24
108,000
0.584
3
IBM
iSeries 840
24
100,500
0.067
4
5
6
7
IBM
IBM
IBM
SUN
iSeries 840
RS/6000 S80
RS/6000 M80
Sunfire 4800
24
24
8
12
75,0000
57,600
28,032
28,000
0.267
2.144
1.424
.175
8
Compaq
Compaq Proliant
8500
8
16,000
.316
Vendor
Server
# of
CPUs
iNotes Web
Access
Resp
time
(sec)
Rank
New high-end DSDs for server
consolidation
Vendor
1
IBM
iSeries 890
32
40,200
0.074
2
SUN
SunFire V880
8
7,500
0.162
3
IBM
xSeries 360
4
6,750
1.502
4
5
SUN
IBM
SunFire V880
pSeries 620
Model 6F1
8
6
6,200
5,000
0.137
0.162
– Perfect marriage of System i
subsystems and Domino
servers/clustering
– Top performer
Source: http://www.notesbench.org
Lotus Domino is the leading collaboration solution available for System i server
 Provided unparalleled capability for iSeries clients to use business data in collaborative solutions
 Internet, Extranet or Intranet base
 Elegant match of architecture, multiple Domino servers are deployed and managed in single
operating system instance as subsystems.
 Unsurpassed scalability, reliability and manageability
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One copy of the
operating
system
One set of
hardware
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Domino Web
Domino
Applications
Domino
Applications
Domino
Applications
Domino Mail
Domino Mail
One copy of
Domino software
Domino Mail
Multiple
partitioned
Domino
servers
Domino Mail
A System i shares resources and uses them more
efficiently ....
Lotus Domino Software
Operating system
(Built in security, systems management,
network software...)
Hardware
(Processor, memory, disk, network adapters...)
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The difference is
here
IBM eServer iSeries
Why System i is the "flagship"
Market Momentum
•250,000 NotesBench users on single
i5, w/ 20 ms response time
•Significant increases in i5 server
performance improvement with
Domino 7
•All Lotusphere 2006 award winning
firms work with i5/OS
ST instance
ST instance
QP instance
App instance
Mail instance
Mail instance
Technical superiority
Domino
i5/OS
Hardware
 Joint
development
Concurrent availability of new
releases
 Significant Domino for System i
development budget
 "Core" Domino platform
*Workload Estimator
*i5 Domino Edition
*Rochester focus
*Fully staffed support
structure
Commitment

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 Portfolio


Domino and
System i
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Critical Lotus extension products
– e.g. Sametime, QuickPlace,
Domino.Doc (Domino
Document Manager)
Many ISV applications ported
– 500+
IBM eServer iSeries
IBM Lotus Notes/Domino 7
Simply a better way to enhance and grow your proven collaborative infrastructure
Ease of use...

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

Attention indicators
Auto Save
Background views
Support for Office 2003 Smart Tags
Interoperability between Lotus Notes and IBM
Workplace Managed Client
Ease of management...
 Domino Domain Monitoring
 Enhanced Policy Based Management
 Fully featured Domino Web Admin on Linux
Ease of development...
 Web Services hosting of Domino applications
 Optional DB2 Relational storage
TCO...
 Dramatic Scalability Gains
–Up to 70% more users
–Up to 25% CPU reduction
 Simplify Administration
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Trademarks
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www .ibm.com/legal/copytrade.shtml: AS/400, DBE, e-business logo, ESCO, eServer, FICON, IBM, IBM Logo, iSeries, MVS, OS/390, pSeries, RS/6000, S/30, VM/ESA,
VSE/ESA, Websphere, xSeries, z/OS, zSeries, z/VM
The follow ing are trademarks or registered trademarks of other companies
Lotus, Notes, and Domino are trademarks or registered trademarks of Lotus Development Corporation
Java and all Java-related trademarks and logos are trademarks of Sun Microsystems, Inc., in the United States and other countries
LINUX is a registered trademark of Linux Torvalds
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Microsoft, Window s and Window s NT are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.
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* All other products may be trademarks or regis tered trademarks of their respectiv e companies.
NOTES:
Performance is in Internal Throughput Rate (ITR) ratio based on measurements and projections using standard IBM benchmarks in a controlled environment. The actual
throughput that any user w ill experience w ill vary depending upon considerations such as the amount of multiprogramming in the user's job stream, the I/O configuration,
the storage configuration, and the w orkload processed. Therefore, no assurance can be giv en that an individual user w ill achieve throughput improvements equivalent to the
performance ratios stated here.
IBM hardw are products are manufactured from new parts, or new and serviceable used parts. Regardless, our warranty terms apply.
All customer examples cited or described in this presentation are presented as illustrations of the manner in w hich some customers have used IBM products and the results
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