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IBM U.S. Product Life Cycle Dates
Type ModelAnnounced AvailableMarketing Withdrawn Service DiscontinuedReplaced By
2109-S08 1999/08/031999/09/17 2003/01/30 - 3534-F08

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Abstract

The IBM 2109 SAN Fibre Channel Switch is used to interconnect multiple host servers with storage servers and devices, creating a storage area network (SAN).

Model Abstract 2109-S08

(No Longer Available as of January 30, 2003)

The IBM 2109 Model S08 has an 8-port Fibre Channel switch and 4 shortwave Gigabit Interface Convertors (GBICs).



 
Highlights

The IBM SAN Fibre Channel Switch offers:

  • Scalability from small- to very large-size SAN environments
  • Modularity for flexible system configurations, including diagnostics to isolate problems quickly
  • Support for Public Fibre Channel Arbitrated Loops



 
Description

The IBM SAN Fibre Channel Switch is an 8-or 16-port Fibre Channel switch used to interconnect multiple host servers with storage servers and devices, creating a storage area network (SAN). The switch allows you to build a wide range of scalable SAN solutions with high-speed, full-fabric support, and modular components. By creating an intelligent connectivity infrastructure, or Fabric, that supports connections across a wide range of host and storage types, the IBM SAN Fibre Channel Switch enables storage resources to be shared efficiently and to scale rapidly, meeting the increasing demands by users for highly available, heterogeneous access to expanding storage pools.

The IBM Fibre Channel Switch is available in several configurations, from an 8-port, single-power entry model to the high-end, enterprise solution 16-port, dual-power model. For added scalability, IBM SAN Fibre Channel Switches can be cascaded, further increasing a Fabric's scalability and resiliency. Each Fibre Channel port delivers 100MB/second, and the switches' non-blocking architecture guarantees full-speed data delivery, irrespective of traffic conditions.

Intelligence is built into the switch architecture: self-learning allows the Fabric to automatically discover and register host and storage devices, and self-healing enables the Fabric to isolate a problem port and reroute traffic onto alternate paths. In addition, internal to the switch is a processor that provides Fabric services such as name serving, zoning, routing, and dynamic microcode upgrades.

The IBM SAN Fibre Channel Switch comes with the StorWatch SAN Fibre Channel Switch Specialist, a comprehensive set of management tools that support a Web browser interface for flexible, easy-to-use integration with existing enterprise management structures.

The IBM SAN Fibre Channel Switch provides the connectivity necessary to make enterprise information accessible and available across multiple host systems, from various storage systems or devices forming a manageable storage area network (SAN). Utilizing the ANSI standard Fibre Channel interconnect technology, the Switch provides 100 MB/s transfer bandwidth on each Fibre Channel connection port. There are two models of the IBM SAN Fibre Channel Switch: the Model S08, which is capable of supporting up to eight Fibre Channel ports for entry to midrange environments, and the Model S16, which is capable of up to sixteen ports for midrange to high-end enterprises. The IBM SAN Fibre Channel Switch provides:

  • High Performance with low latency. The Switch's non-blocking architecture provides multiple simultaneous connections, each capable of up to 100 MB/s, with maximum latency of two microseconds.

  • Ports designed to support F, FL, and E-port modes of operation.

  • Easy setup and configuration. Internal power-on self test and a Web browser interface usable from any Java-enabled browser on the Inter/intranet provide configuration monitoring and diagnostics.

  • Scalable SAN solutions. Cascading Switches enable flexibility in configurations to accommodate many different needs, and assure high availability, and optimum performance.

  • StorWatch Specialist, which allows you to control which host systems are logically connected to various storage systems and devices, providing security and access control.

  • Automatic Fabric discovery. The Switch allows external host and storage systems to discover other SAN-enabled systems that are connected to the connectivity infrastructure (Fabric). This information is maintained within an internal name server database.

  • Extended distance. The Switch can be configured with either shortwave or longwave Gigabit Interface Convertors (GBICs), for distances up to 10 kilometers between connections.

The IBM SAN Fibre Channel Switch has a number of selectable options. The base Switch contains four shortwave GBICs, providing four Fibre Channel port connections. You can select, in increments of one, additional shortwave or longwave GBICs up to the maximum number of ports on the selected model (eight on the S08 and 16 on the S16). A second power supply can be installed on the Switch, providing a redundant power supply. This enables dual-power source configurations to minimize power outages, and, with the hot-pluggable capability of the power supplies, allows for non-disruptive maintenance should a power supply fail. The IBM SAN Fibre Channel Switch can be used in either rack mounted or tabletop configurations. The Switch requires fiber optic cables for connection to the host systems, and storage systems or devices. These cables can be customer supplied, or ordered with the Switch.



 
Product Positioning

The IBM SAN Fibre Channel Switch is a key component in establishing a viable multiple-host storage area network (SAN). The Switch enables the interconnectivity of various heterogeneous host systems to multiple storage servers and devices, using the industry-wide standard Fibre Channel. Utilizing the IBM SAN Fibre Channel Switch for various SAN solutions, you can meet your business requirements for storage resource sharing, system clustering, high availability, data backup and recovery, and data sharing. By cascading the attachment of Switches, you can configure scalable solutions that address your needs for high performance and reliability, for environments ranging from small workgroups to large distributed enterprises.

The IBM SAN Fibre Channel Switch Web page includes additional details on supported host systems, SAN components, and storage systems:

http://www.ibm.com/storage/FCSwitch




 
Model

Model Summary Matrix

Model FC Ports GBIC
S08 8 4 Shortwave

Maximum

Not Applicable.

Customer Setup (CSU)

None.

Devices Supported

Specific details on supported devices; storage products attachability, SAN connectivity products, and configuration options are available on the Web at:

http://www.ibm.com/storage/SANGateway

Model Conversions

None.



 
Technical Description
Physical Specifications Operating Environment Limitations
Hardware Requirements Software Requirements

The IBM SAN Fibre Channel Switch provides the connectivity necessary to make enterprise information accessible and available across multiple host systems, from various storage systems or devices forming a manageable storage area network (SAN). Utilizing the ANSI standard Fibre Channel interconnect technology, the Switch provides 100 MB/s transfer bandwidth on each Fibre Channel connection port. There are two models of the IBM SAN Fibre Channel Switch: the Model S08, which is capable of supporting up to eight Fibre Channel ports for entry to midrange environments, and the Model S16, which is capable of up to sixteen ports for midrange to high-end enterprises. The IBM SAN Fibre Channel Switch provides:

  • High Performance with low latency. The Switch's non-blocking architecture provides multiple simultaneous connections, each capable of up to 100 MB/s, with maximum latency of two microseconds.

  • Ports designed to support F, FL, and E-port modes of operation.

  • Easy setup and configuration. Internal power-on self test and a Web browser interface usable from any Java-enabled browser on the Inter/intranet provide configuration monitoring and diagnostics.

  • Scalable SAN solutions. Cascading Switches enable flexibility in configurations to accommodate many different needs, and assure high availability, and optimum performance.

  • StorWatch Specialist, which allows you to control which host systems are logically connected to various storage systems and devices, providing security and access control.

  • Automatic Fabric discovery. The Switch allows external host and storage systems to discover other SAN-enabled systems that are connected to the connectivity infrastructure (Fabric). This information is maintained within an internal name server database.

  • Extended distance. The Switch can be configured with either shortwave or longwave Gigabit Interface Convertors (GBICs), for distances up to 10 kilometers between connections.

The IBM SAN Fibre Channel Switch has a number of selectable options. The base Switch contains four shortwave GBICs, providing four Fibre Channel port connections. You can select, in increments of one, additional shortwave or longwave GBICs up to the maximum number of ports on the selected model (eight on the S08 and 16 on the S16). A second power supply can be installed on the Switch, providing a redundant power supply. This enables dual-power source configurations to minimize power outages, and, with the hot-pluggable capability of the power supplies, allows for non-disruptive maintenance should a power supply fail. The IBM SAN Fibre Channel Switch can be used in either rack mounted or tabletop configurations. The Switch requires fiber optic cables for connection to the host systems, and storage systems or devices. These cables can be customer supplied, or ordered with the Switch.

Physical Specifications

The IBM SAN Fibre Channel Switch can be configured for either rack mount or tabletop use.

                                 2109-S08 (1U)
                                 ------------------
Height - Rack Mount:             4.34 cm  (1.71 in)
Height - Tabletop:               4.72 cm  (1.86 in)
Width:                          42.86 cm (16.88 in)
Depth:                          45.00 cm (17.72 in)
Weight:
 Single power supply             6.36 kg    (14 lb)
 Dual power supply               7.73 kg    (17 lb)
 

Operating Environment

  • Temperature:
    • Operating; 10 to 40.0 degrees C (50 to 104 degrees F)
    • Non operating; -35 to 65.0 degrees C (-31 to 147 degrees F)

  • Relative Humidity: 5 to 80% noncondensing @ 40 degrees C

  • Altitude: Up to 3,000 m (9,800 ft)

  • Shock: 5g, 11 ms, half sine

  • Vibration:
    • Operating; 5, 5-500 Hz@1.0 octave/minute
    • Non operating; 10, 5-500 Hz@1.0 octave/minute

  • Power: Supported power range; 85 - 265 VAC, 47 - 63 Hz

EMC Conformance:

  • FCC A
  • CISPR22 Class A
  • EN55022 Class A
  • VCCI Class A ITE
  • AS/NZS 3548 Class A
  • Taiwan BCIQ

Product Safety/Country Testing/Certification:

  • UL Standard 1950
  • CSA (Canada)
  • IEC950/EN60950 (CF-Europe)
  • TUV (Germany)

Limitations

Not applicable.

Hardware Requirements

Specific details on supported operating systems, servers, and devices; storage products attachability, SAN connectivity products, and configuration options are available on the Web at:

http://www.ibm.com/storage/FCSwitch

Software Requirements

Specific details on supported operating system releases is available on the Web at:

http://www.ibm.com/storage/FCSwitch



 
Publications

The following publications are shipped with the product.

Additional copies of individual publications are available on the Internet on the date indicated at:

http://www.ibm.com/storage/FCSwitch
                                           Order
           Title                           Number
--------------------------------         ---------
IBM 2109 S08 Switch User's Guide         SC26-7349
IBM 2109 S08 Switch Installation         SC26-7350
    and Service Guide

Installation and planning information is now available via the Internet at:

http://www.ibm.com/storage/FCSwitch



 
Features -- Specify/Special/Exchange
No Charge Specify Codes Special Feature Codes -- Chargeable Feature Exchanges

No Charge Specify Codes

Description                          Machine   Model   Feature   Part
---------------------------------    -------   -----   -------   -------
IBM SAN Fibre Channel Switch - 8 Port  2109     S08              2109S08
 GBIC (Gigabit Interface Convertor):
 - Shortwave GBIC                                        2010    03K9308
 - Longwave GBIC                                         2020    03K9307
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 Fiber Optic Cables:
 - Fiber Channel Cable multimode                         5805    03K9306
   optical 50.0u, 5 m
 - Fiber Channel Cable multimode                         5825    03K9305
   optical 50.0u, 25 m
 Power Supply, Additional                                6103    09L5403
 Non-rack Mount Install                                  9205
 Power Cords for Non-rack Install (# 9205):
 - Power Cord 125V, 10A, 2.8 m  (Group 1)                9800    6952300
    United States, Canada, Antigua, St. Lucia,
    St. Vincent, Dominica, Grenadines, Grenada, Aruba,
    Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Bermuda, Bolivia, Cayman
    Islands, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic,
    El Salvador, Ecuador, Guatemala, Guyana, Haiti,
    Honduras, Jamaica, Mexico, Panama, Peru, Suriname,
    Trinidad, Venezuela, Brazil, Japan, Korea, Nicaragua,
    Philippines, Taiwan, Vietnam, Albania, Eritrea,
    Saudi Arabia.
 - Power Cord 250V, 10A, 2.8 m  (Group 2)                9820    13F9979
    Afganistan, Netherlands Antilles, French Polynesia
    Guinea, Indonesia, Armenia, Latvia, Angola, Austria,
    Belgium, Luxembourg, Belarus, Bosnia, Botswana,
    Bulgaria, Camaroon, Central Africa Republic,
    Czech Republic, Congo, Egypt, Finland, France,
    Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Kazakhstan,
    Kirghizsta, Lebanon, Liberia, Macedonia, Mali,
    Mauritania, Moldavia, Morocco, Mozambique,
    Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania,
    Rwanda, Sao Tome and Principe, Senegal, Serbia,
    Slovenia, Slovakia, Spain, Sudan, Swaziland, Sweden,
    Syria, Arab Republic, Tunisia, Turkey, Ukraine,
    Russia, Uzbekistan, Zaire, Zimbabwe, Burundi,
    Cape Verde Islands, Estonia, Lesotho, Lichtenstein,
    Republic of Djibouti.
 - Power Cord 250V, 10A, 2.8 m  (Group 3)                9825    14F0033
    Abu Dhabi, Brunei, Fiji, Hong Kong, Macao,
    Malaysia, Singapore, Bahrain, Cyprus, Gambia,
    Ghana, Iraq, Ireland, Jordan, Kenya, Kuwait,
    Malawi, Nepal, North Yemen, Nigeria, Oman, Qatar,
    Sierra Leone, Tanzania, Uganda, United Arab Emirites,
    United Kingdom, Zambia.
 - Power Cord 250V, 10A, 2.8 m (Group 4)                 9829    14F0015
    Bangladesh, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Pakistan,
    South Africa, India.
 - Power Cord 250V, 10A, 2.8 m (Group 5)                 9830    14F0069
    Chile, Ethiopia, Italy, Libya, Malta,
    Somalia.
 - Power Cord 250V, 10A, 2.8 m       Denmark             9821    13F9997
 - Power Cord 250V, 10A, 2.8 m       Israel              9827    14F0087
 - Power Cord 250V, 10A, 2.8 m       Switzerland         9828    14F0051
 - Power Cord 250V, 10A, 2.8 m       Australia,          9831    13F9940
                                     New Zealand
 - Power Cord 250V, 10A, 2.8 m       Thailand            9833    1838574
 - Power Cord 250V, 10A, 2.8 m       Uruguay, Argentina, 9834    36L8880
                                     Paraguay
 - Power Cord 250V, 6A, 2.8 m        Peoples Republic    9840    02K0546
                                     of China
 - Power Cord 125V, 10A, 1.8 m       U.S./Chicago        9986    6952301
 

(#1736) Expedited Delivery Service Indicator

(No Longer Available as of September 13, 2002)

This feature number specifies that a system will be shipped to the customer with expedited 2 day delivery.

  • Attributes provided: None
  • Attributes required: None
  • For 2109-S08: (#1736)
    • Minimum required: 0
    • Maximum allowed: 1 (Initial order maximum: 1)
    • OS level required: None
    • Initial Order/MES/Both/Supported: Initial
    • CSU: Does not apply
    • Return parts MES: Does not apply

(#9205) Non-Rack Install

This feature will designate the 2109-xxx for a non-rack, tabletop usage. You must order one specify feature number SC 98xx to designate the country specific power cord.

  • Minimum Number of Features per 2109: None
  • Maximum Number of Features per 2109: Two
  • Prerequisites: None
  • Corequisites: None
  • Compatibility Conflicts: None
  • Customer Setup: No
  • Limitations: None
  • Field Installable: Yes
  • Cable Order: None

(#9297) Beaverton Fulfillment/Routing

(No Longer Available as of January 30, 2003)

This feature is for administrative purposes only. This code must be added to all orders requiring integration or fulfillment of IBM SAN Fibre Channel Switches (2109-S08 or S16) in Beaverton, Oregon.

Minimum Number of Features per 2109-S08 or S16: None.
Maximum Number of Features per 2109-S08 or S16: One.
Prerequisites: None.
Corequisites: None:
Compatibility Conflicts: SC 9290
Customer Setup: No.
Limitations: None.
Field Installable: No, Initial Plant Order only.
Cable Order: None.

Power Cords

Summary: You must specify the type of power cord(s) required when ordering the 2109 for non-rack, tabletop use with feature #9205. Two power cords are required when the additional power supply, feature #6103, is ordered.

(#9800) Power Cord

This feature supplies a 125V, 10A, 2.8 meter line cord for Group 1 countries.

(#9820) Power Cord

This feature supplies a 250V, 10A, 2.8 meter line cord for Group 2 countries.

(#9825) Power Cord

This feature supplies a 250V, 10A, 2.8 meter line cord for Group 3 countries.

(#9829) Power Cord

This feature supplies a 250V, 10A, 2.8 meter line cord for Group 4 countries.

(#9830) Power Cord

This feature supplies a 250V, 10A, 2.8 meter line cord for Group 5 countries.

(#9821) Power Cord

This feature supplies a 250V, 10A, 2.8 meter line cord for Denmark.

(#9827) Power Cord

This feature supplies a 250V, 10A, 2.8 meter line cord for Israel.

(#9828) Power Cord

This feature supplies a 250V, 10A, 2.8 meter line cord for Switzerland.

(#9831) Power Cord:

This feature supplies a 250V, 10A, 2.8 meter line cord for Australia, and New Zealand.

(#9833) Power Cord

This feature supplies a 250V, 10A, 2.8 meter line cord for Thailand.

(#9834) Power Cord

This feature supplies a 250V, 10A, 2.8 meter line cord for Uruguay, Argentina, and Paraguay.

(#9840) Power Cord

This feature supplies a 250V, 6A, 2.8 meter line cord for Peoples Republic of China.

(#9986) Power Cord

This feature supplies a 125V, 10A, 1.8 meter line cord for US Chicago usage.

  • Minimum Number of Features per 2109: None
  • Maximum Number of Features per 2109: One
  • Prerequisites: None
  • Corequisites: Feature number 9205
  • Compatibility Conflicts: None
  • Customer Setup: No
  • Limitations: None
  • Field Installable: No, Initial Plant Order only
  • Cable Order: None

Special Feature Codes -- Chargeable

Description                          Machine   Model   Feature   Part
---------------------------------    -------   -----   -------   -------
IBM SAN Fibre Channel Switch - 8 Port  2109     S08              2109S08
 GBIC (Gigabit Interface Convertor):
 - Shortwave GBIC                                        2010    03K9308
 - Longwave GBIC                                         2020    03K9307
 Fiber Optic Cables:
 - Fiber Channel Cable multimode                         5805    03K9306
   optical 50.0u, 5 m
 - Fiber Channel Cable multimode                         5825    03K9305
   optical 50.0u, 25 m
 Power Supply, Additional                                6103    09L5403
 

Gigabit Interface Converters

Summary: The 2109-S08 IBM SAN Fibre Channel Switch includes four shortwave optical GBIC ports, and the option to add an additional four (eight total) longwave or shortwave ports to the 2109-S08 or an additional twelve (16 total) longwave or shortwave ports to the 2109-S16.

(#2010) Additional Short Wave GBIC

(No Longer Available as of March 28, 2003)

Summary: This feature provides an additional short wave GBIC allowing Fibre Channel connections of up to 500 meters (.31 miles).

(#2020) Additional Long Wave GBIC

(No Longer Available as of March 28, 2003)

Summary: This feature provides an additional long wave GBIC allowing Fibre Channel connections of up to 10.0 Km (6.2 miles).

  • Minimum Number of Features per 2109-S08: None
  • Maximum Number of Features per 2109-S08: Four
  • Prerequisites: None
  • Corequisites: None
  • Compatibility Conflicts: None
  • Customer Setup: No
  • Limitations: Max is total of both 2010 and 2020
  • Field Installable: Yes
  • Cable Order: None

Fiber Optic Cable

Summary: A fiber optic cable is required for attaching the IBM SAN Fibre Channel Switch to the host system adapters, or other storage area Fibre Channel components. The cable can be customer supplied, or ordered with the 2109-xxx in the lengths available. The attaching fiber cable must be 50.0/125 micrometers for distances up to 500 meters, or 62.5/125 micrometers for distances up to 175 meters. The connection is a duplex SC connector type.

(#5805) Fiber Channel Cable

(No Longer Available as of March 28, 2003)

This feature provides a multimode optical 50.0u cable, 5.0 meters in length.

(#5825) Fiber Channel Cable

(No Longer Available as of March 28, 2003)

This feature provides a multimode optical 50.0u cable, 25.0 meters in length.

  • Minimum Number of Features per 2109-S08: None
  • Maximum Number of Features per 2109-S08: Eight
  • Prerequisites: None
  • Corequisites: None
  • Compatibility Conflicts: None
  • Customer Setup: No
  • Limitations: None
  • Field Installable: Yes
  • Cable Order: None

IBM Global Services' Product Support Services can provide additional fiber optic components, and fiber optic cabling solutions. IBM Site and Connectivity Services (I/T Consulting and Implementation Services in the US) provides structured, modular, fiber optic data center connectivity solutions as part of its Fiber Transport Services (FTS) offering. Preterminated fiber optic trunk cables in standard lengths up to 138m (450ft) and fiber optic jumper cables in standard lengths up to 61m (200ft) are available as part of the planing, fiber optic commodities and installation activities performed by IBM personnel. Custom lengths and custom installation of fiber optic cables both multimode and singlemode can also be provided as part of IBM Site and Connectivity Services' solutions. Contact your local IBM Services Sales Specialist for additional information on Fiber Transport Services or IBM Site and Connectivity Services. In the United States, call 1-800-IBM-4YOU, or contact Tony Pinto at (609) 894-2880 (t/l 267-9774) or Mike Hogan at (919) 301-3321 (t/l 541-3321). Additional information can also be found at:

www.as.ibm.com/asus/connectivity.html

(#6103) Power Supply, Additional

(No Longer Available as of September 13, 2002)

This feature provides an additional power supply for the 2109. For rack mounted installation, a Power Distribution Unit (PDU) rack jumper cord is provided. When ordering an additional power supply for use in a tabletop configuration (#9205) a second power cord, feature #98xx is required.

  • Minimum Number of Features per 2109: None
  • Maximum Number of Features per 2109: One
  • Prerequisites: None
  • Corequisites: None
  • Compatibility Conflicts: None.
  • Customer Setup: No.
  • Limitations: None.
  • Field Installable: Yes.
  • Cable Order: None.

(#7301) Fabric Watch Activation

(No Longer Available as of September 13, 2002)

Summary: This feature provides a means to obtain the unique activation key necessary to enable the Fabric Watch function within firmware level 2.2.1 or later on a specific FC Switch. Fabric Watch capability allows you to monitor key elements of the SAN fabric and FC switches, making it easier and faster to identify and escalate potential problems.

The Fabric Watch Activation capability is being integrated into new build 2109-S08 and S16 Models effective 3/27/01. Feature 7301 remains available for Field (MES) Installation on existing SAN Fabric Channel Switches.

  • Minimum Number of Features per 2109-S08: None.
  • Maximum Number of Features per 2109-S08: One.
  • Prerequisites: Firmware level 2.2.1 or later.
  • Corequisites: None.
  • Compatibility Conflicts: None.
  • Customer Set-up: Yes.
  • Limitations: None.
  • Field Installable: Yes, MES Only.
  • Cable Order: None.

(#7302) Remote Switch Activation

Summary: This feature provides a means to obtain the unique activation key necessary to enable the Remote Switch capability within firmware level 2.2.1 or later on a specific FC Switch. Remote Switch function is used on two FC Switches that are interconnected with a pair of CNT's Open System Gateways, providing the fibre channel to asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) conversion, across a wide-area network; and with the Peer-to-Peer Remote Copy capability of the IBM Modular Storage Server (2106).

  • Minimum Number of Features per 2109-S08: None.
  • Maximum Number of Features per 2109-S08: One.
  • Prerequisites: Firmware level 2.2.1 or later.
  • Corequisites: None.
  • Compatibility Conflicts: None.
  • Customer Setup: Yes.
  • Limitations: Only two IBM SAN FC Switches can be in a fabric with Remote Switch enabled.
  • Field Installable: Yes.
  • Cable Order: None.

(#7303) Extended Fabric Activation

Summary: This feature provides a means to obtain the unique activation key necessary to enable the Extended Fabric capability within firmware level 2.2.1 or later on a specific FC Switch. Extended Fabric function provides extensions within the internal switch buffers to maintain performance with distances greater than ten kilometers, and up to seventy kilometers, by maximizing buffering between the selected switch interconnect links.

  • Minimum Number of Features per 2109-S08: None.
  • Maximum Number of Features per 2109-S08: One.
  • Prerequisites: Firmware level 2.2.1 or later.
  • Corequisites: None.
  • Compatibility Conflicts: None.
  • Customer Setup: Yes.
  • Limitations: None.
  • Field Installable: Yes.
  • Cable Order: None.

Feature Exchanges

None.



 
Accessories

None.

Customer Replacement Parts

None.



 
Machine Elements

None.



 
Supplies

None.

Diskettes

None.

Trademarks

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** Company, product, or service name may be a trademark or service mark of others.
 © IBM Corporation 2004.




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