IBM System I Quick Pricer 40808

System i and iSeries
Quick Product Reference and Pricer

With Product Structure/Positioning Information
April 8, 2008
FINAL VERSION of the System i Specific Quick Pricer
See IBM Power System Quick Pricer documents
for POWER6 and newer products
The only updates from the January 29, 2008 version are for
product withdrawal dates, price changes, and minor corrections.
This document does NOT contain information on newly
announced Power System models or features.
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Preface
The prices in the IBM System i and iSeries Quick Pricer are to be used for quick evaluations only and not for a formal quote or proposal.
The prices are not to be used in lieu of those in the Sales Manual, e-Configurator, INFOLink, or announcement letters. In order to
produce a valid upgrade, system order, or proposal, a current version of the designated IBM configurator must be used. Commitments
based on list price should not be made without verification that the most current list price file is being used.
Prices shown are US list prices. Applicable freight charges or taxes are not shown. The prices do not reflect any applicable promotions,
rebates or discounts and are subject to change without notice. Price protection rules are available from IBM upon request.
When preparing an agreement, refer to the appropriate administrative procedure.
Use of the Quick Pricer requires a general knowledge of IBM System i5, iSeries, and AS/400 models and features. This document does
not contain all available features, especially in the area of peripheral devices (disk and tape subsystems, printers, etc).
The products listed herein may not all be available through IBM Business Partners.
This document is intended for IBM Employees and IBM System i5 Business Partner Use Only. In addition to pricing information, it
contains information on product structure and provides sales suggestions and guidance. It is NOT a customer document and is NOT to
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Terms and Conditions

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products should be referenced for specific details and information.
Eighty-fifth/final edition April 8, 2008

This edition obsoletes the January 29, 2008 Quick Pricer.
Changes may be periodically made to the information herein.
Information for the System i and iSeries products and prices are believed to be current as of January 29, 2008. Such information and
prices are subject to change without notice and should be verified prior to order. Prices of software ordered via Passport Advantage are
current as of the "date last verified" -- which is shown for each product. If it has been some time since the price was verified, we suggest
you check the price for current accuracy.
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Table of Contents
Product Structure Section
System i Model 515 and i525 Product Structure Information......................................................................................................................1
System i POWER6 570 Product Structure Information...............................................................................................................................7
i520/i550/i570/i595 Product Structure / Changes Information...................................................................................................................15
POWER6 BladeCenter Processors running i5/OSProduct Structure Information.....................................................................................19
New Placements System i models

Power6 BladeCenter Processors running i5/OS Pricing/Configuration Informaiton ..............................................................................22
System i 9407 Model 515 Editions and Features......................................................................................................................................25
System i Model 520 Value and Express Editions......................................................................................................................................30
System i Model 520 Edition Structure .......................................................................................................................................................32
System i Model 520 Prices........................................................................................................................................................................33
System i Model 525 Editions.....................................................................................................................................................................35
System i Model 550 Features by edition ...................................................................................................................................................37
System i Model 570/595 Features by edition ............................................................................................................................................40
System i POWER6 570 (MMA) ................................................................................................................................................................43
Upgrades into System i Models

Model 870/80 Upgrades into System i Editions ......................................................................................................................................47
Upgrades within System i
520 Value and Express Editions ...................................................................................................................................................54
520 Enterprise/Standard Edition Upgrades .................................................................................................................................56
520 to 525 Upgrades ....................................................................................................................................................................58
550 Upgrades ...............................................................................................................................................................................59
570 Upgrades ...............................................................................................................................................................................61
595 Upgrades ...............................................................................................................................................................................68
System i CBU Edition Upgrade Pricing (also HA edition) ......................................................................................................................71
IP Telephony Express Editions, Software Features, and SW Maintenance Features/Charges.................................. 77

Features Pricing Section
System i POWER6 570 (MMA) ................................................................................................................................................................80
System i and iSeries Memory Pricing .......................................................................................................................................................81
Towers and Expansion Features, Covers, Rack Mount Features, Rack Conversion Features ................................................................82
Power Features and Cords, Special Plant Set-Up features for i595 LPAR, External DVD & External
Storage Device Enclosures/Supported Devices, CDs/DVDs/Internal Tape..................................................................................83
Native (aka Internal) Disk Related Features, Disk Mirroring Packages, Disk/Tape Controllers and
Input/Output Adapters (IOAs), External Storage Systems............................................................................................................84
Extermanl (SAN) disk and Hardware Management Console (HMC) and Associated Features/Cables ...................................................86
Consoles Cables: Communications Cables, HSL & SPCN Cables, Misc. Other Cables, Input/Output
Processors (IOPs), Communications/LAN Adapters, iSCSI, Other Features ...............................................................................87
Linux Direct Attach Features, AIX-Only Features, i5/OS on p5xx Hardware, AIX-Only I/O Devices ........................................................89
Magnetic Tape Systems, Optical Disk/DVD .............................................................................................................................................90
iSeries 800/810/825/870/890 Models (Announced January 20, 2003)

Activation features for 825/870/890 (New Placements w/d 10/01/05) ......................................................................................................91
Software Section
Table of System i, iSeries, AS/400 Models by Software Group ................................................................................................................93
Software Maintenance for System i ..........................................................................................................................................................94
Version 6 Release 1 and Verstion 5 Software Prices ...............................................................................................................................96
iSeries / AS/400 Software Listing - PID by Release................................................................................................................................113
Historical/WITHDRAWN iSeries and AS/400 Information Section
........................................................................... 115
800/810/825/870/890 Purchase Prices ...................................................................................................................................................116

Model 810/825 Upgrades........................................................................................................................................................................122
810/825/870/890 Upgrades within models (upgrades into 810/825/870/890 models are withdrawn) ...................................................130
820/830/840/older 890 Purchase Prices .................................................................................................................................................133
820/830/840/older 890 Upgrades into i5 Enterprise Editions..................................................................................................................139
Earlier Domino (DSD) processor features to i5 Standard Edition ...........................................................................................................145
820/830/840/older 890 Upgrades into 810/825/870/890.........................................................................................................................146
270 Purchase Prices (including DSD).....................................................................................................................................................153
250 Info. including purchase price, upgrades, and features ...................................................................................................................154
Withdrawn iSeries and AS/400 Features ................................................................................................................................................155
7xx Purchase Prices ...............................................................................................................................................................................157

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Primary Changes since the Previous Version

Blue italic text indicates a new or recently announced feature or price change; or an important point to consider when
evaluating a specific scenario.
Changes in this edition reflect price changes and product withdrawal announcements made between January 29 and April
8, 2008. The primary changes in this edition reflect:
This is the FINAL edition of the System i Quick Pricer document. This version merely contains updates to
pricing information and withdrawal dates for products announced prior to April 8, 2008. Products and changes
announced on or after April 8, 2008 are contained in new Power Systems Quick Pricer documents. There
are separate documents for Blade Center; 520/550 models; 570/595 models; and System i Software.
Withdrawal dates for various models and features and UPGRADES into some of these models (i.e. 550 to MMA
is withdrawn) most notably System i 520 models (superceded by 515/525 & M15/M25); 570
POWER5/5+models (superceded byPOWER6 MMA; the 9406-MMA (superceded by 9117-MMA); and 70 and
280 GB SCSI disk drives.
Price changes to various features. See US announcement letters 308-768 (April 1, 2008) and 308-770 (April 8,
2008).
Maintenance price changes to 7xx and other older systems and to older tape drives.
Miscellaneous errors that have been reported have been corrected.

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PM (Performance Monitor) for System i is an i5/OS integrated function that automatically monitors and graphs system
utilization and growth. Available to the customer in two options: 1) a no charge option providing summary information;
and 2) a minimal charge option providing detailed graphs. It can be very useful to IBMers and Business Partners in
helping identify upgrade candidates and in sizing the next required upgrade, application addition, server consolidation,
etc. via the integration of the customer PM data with the IBM Systems Workload Estimator. IBMers and Business
Partners authorized by the customer have access to the detailed graph information regardless of whether the customer is
signed up for the no charge summary graph option or the minimal charge detailed graph option. Customers can learn
more about their options and getting started at: http://www.ibm.com/systems/i/pmsystemi5 IBMers can learn more about
the sales tools that provide access to the customer data, graphs and how to size upgrades by visiting: http://w31.ibm.com/sales/systems/portal/_s.155/254?navID=f220s380&geoID=All&prodID=System%20i&docID=pm400is
Business Partners go to: https://www-1.ibm.com/partnerworld/sales/systems/portal/.scr/Login Search on PM400IS .
The Workload Estimator can help with sizing. Go to: http://www-1.ibm.com/servers/eserver/support/iseries/planning

Go to the performance and capacity link (in a box near the top of the screen). The second item down is the workload
estimator tool.
Information to help determine which System i to use (including information on cpw, number of disks that attach, PCI
attachment capabilities, etc.) on a model by model basis is available at the "FACT" tool (Find and Compare Tools) site:
http://www.ibm.com/servers/eserver/fact/
Information on withdrawal of hardware features and models is contained in the following announcement letters:
Withdrawal Date
4/08/08,7/08/08, 12/01/08, 2/01/09
1/31/08, 5/01/08, 7/01/08, 10/01/08, 12/01/08
10/09/07, 1/12/08, 4/01/08
12/01/07, 4/01/08
2/6/07, 5/8/07
8/8/06, 10/3/06, 12/1/06, 5/1/07
6/01/06
1/31/06, 5/02/06, 6/01/06
8/30/05, 12/01/05, 6/01/06
Announcement Letter Number

908-063
HW 908-013, SW 908-014
907-203
907-070
907-021
906-165
906-064
906-022
905-194
Announcement Letter Date

04/08/08
01/29/08
10/09/07
4/10/07
2/06/07
8/08/06
4/04/06
1/31/06
8/30/05
Historical Information on AS/400 models, products, and software that is no longer marketed is contained in the iSeries
and AS/400 Quick Pricer Archive Documents -- the original dated 07/02/02, and a newer version with 7xx and withdrawn
8xx information (dated 04/12/05).

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System i Model 515 and 525 Product Structure Information

This section discusses information pertinent to both the 515 and 525 models. See the 515 and 525 model
sections for additional information specific to those models.
What are the 515/525 models?

The 515 and 525 models are new System i5 models that provide better performance, pricing, and price/performance than
previous 520 editions. The full processor capabilities of 1 or 2 x 1.9 Ghz processors with L3 cache are available on either
model. This is an advantage over many 520 processor features. CPW values are 3800 for the 1-way and 7100 when 2
processors are used. However, cpw should not be the metric used to "size" these systems. Restricted feature expansion
on the 515 and user based pricing are the key sizing criteria. Both the 515 and 525 models allow full 5250 OLTP
(interactive) capabilities. The "Standard Edition" vs. "Enterprise Edition" concern no longer exists for these models. Even
with 2 processors, the 515 uses a P05 software tier and the 525 uses a P10 software tier. This can result in considerable
savings compared to the P20 tier required by 520 Enterprise edition features that used one or two full processors.
In the past, systems sold for small "traditional" applications did NOT have sufficient processing power to allow newer
workloads (that are often compute-intensive) to be added. ISVs who had modernized their applications were sometimes
forced to propose larger more expensive models. With the 515/525 models, these issues are resolved. New applications
like DB2 Web Query and encryption capabilities for Version 6 of i5/OS can use this additional power.
In order to better sell new placements to SMB customers, the 515/525 are designed to be sold the way small customers
buy systems. This includes terms and conditions (such as User-Based pricing) that are common to other vendors selling
in the SMB space. The price of the 515 has been further reduced by providing terms and conditions (T's & C's) that are
similar to the "Intel" marketplace. These include 9 x 5 warranty and maintenance with next day delivery of parts that the
customer installs themselves (upgradeable to 24 x 7 with CE replacement), and in the smallest Express Edition and the
base offering, 90 days of SWMA (instead of 1 year -- upgrades to 1 and 3 years of SWMA are available). To accomplish
the above T&C changes the machine type of the 515 has been changed to a 9407 designation.
The 515 comes with user-enablements for 5 users, and additional "5-packs" of users can be purchased. In the Americas,
one can now order "unlimited" users (up from a maximum or 40 users in the initial announcement). Unlimited users on
the 515 uses a feature code announced on July 31. 2007. For systems that do not use unlimited users, "external" user
entitlements can also be cost-effective -- more on this later).
To improve simplicity in selling the 515, only selected features can be ordered. Most customers will buy the pre-packaged
express configurations. The approach is similar to that used with the 520 express editions; but unlike the 520 express
editions (which usually required an MES to get additional needed features), the 515 express editions allow full
configuration flexibility with the initial order. To configure a system with the needed features, one can start with one of the
"packaged" 515 express configurations and modify it by adding, removing (often with no price savings, but freeing up
needed PCI slots), or converting features. This is almost always less expensive than creating a configuration from the
base model with "only the needed features".
How are the 515 and 525 models different from one another?
Based on the description thus far, the 2 models are very similar in processing capacity; so what differentiates between
them? The biggest differentiators are the limited memory (16 GB) and disk capacity (8 x 70 GB disks) of the 515; and the
fact that the 515 does NOT support any HSL capabilities or external towers and is therefore limited to the PCI slots in the
system unit. The original limitation on the number of users allowed with the 515 has been removed (discussed shortly)
515
The 515 is a 1-way or a 2-way machine, while the 525 is a 1/2-way model. This means that a CE-installed processor
upgrade is required to activate the second processor on a 515. It also means that CoD capabilities are not available.
Because most 515 customers will not be implementing LPAR, the virtualization capabilities that allow fractional
partitioning and virtualized disk and Ethernet must be ordered if needed -- feature (#7966 - $0). It's required for LPARs
(but not for iSCSI attachment of System x and Blade Servers). While 10 LPARs are supported on a 1-way or 20 on a 2way; due to disk controller constraints, the 515 is limited to a maximum of 2 i5/OS partitions.
Like competitive Intel-based products, there are no upgrades into the 515 or out of the 515 to larger models. Like the 520
value/express models, this can affect the System i's value proposition. Furthermore, care must be taken to ensure that
the 515 has sufficient feature capacity to meet the customer's requirements.
The differences and restrictions discussed above, as well as the lower software tier and the unique maintenance and
SWMA T's & C's allow the 515 to be priced significantly less than the 520 value/express editions and the new 525.

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From a pricing perspective, the model 525 also uses user-based approaches. It does not have the limitations on memory,
disk, HSL, LPAR or virtualization software (included with the 525) that affect the 515. There are upgrades into the 525
from 810 models (until December 1, 2007), and from 520 models. Upgrades from smaller 520 processor features can be
VERY attractive. While upgrades from the 525 to larger systems do not presently exist, past history suggests that when
future processors are announced, there could be upgrade paths made available. A CBU edition of the 525 is also
available (discussed later). All 525 features (including 2-way capabilities) use the P10 software tier.
The 525 also uses express packages. But unlike the 515, these packages do NOT include disks, memory, or other
features. The differentiator between the various packages is based on the number of included users. Packages allow 30,
150, or unlimited users.
What is a User?
User: A user is a person who signs on or identifies themselves to the system or "authenticates" in other ways (fingerprint,
badge, Kerberos, etc.). The "authenticates" term sometimes causes confusion. I've found it's sometimes simpler to think
of it in terms of "does the user need any authority (security) to access the data that will be presented to them?" If they do,
they must have authenticated in some way. If someone accesses the system in a manner that does not identify
themselves in any way, they are not considered a user. For example, someone browsing a site that only presents
information available to the general public, is not a user if they never identify themselves. However, the moment they
identify themselves -- to do anything specific that should be secure (place an order, check account status, etc.) they
become a user. Therefore, a user is a person that signs on and access the system in a manner that identifies them.
In the following paragraphs, I use the unofficial term "regular" user to differentiate from "External" users. A "regular" user
is an employee of the company or someone who "acts" as an employee -- they appear to the outside world to be an
employee, but may actually paid by a different company who has contracted to provide the service. As an example: In
IBM's case, we have employees, and also contract for some of our administrative, mail room, and other positions. These
contracted people act as IBM employees.
External Users: In addition to "regular" users, there are people in other organizations or relationships that need to
access a company's system. For example, the company's Business Partners, Suppliers, and/or Customers may need
to be able to access the system for specific information unique to their relationship. These people who are not
employees (or similar) who identify themselves to the system and use it to access, enter or update information are
called external users. The "external user" classification is important because an unlimited external user entitlement can
be purchased for $3,995, but can only be used by "external" users.
External users have nothing to do with where a person is physically located (thinking about external as a location is
a common point of confusion, because in the past we have been used to thinking of people not on the physical premises
as being "external"). External users are people who are not employees (or similar)! Consider a bank. If someone is
an employee of that bank, it doesn't matter where they are located -- in the bank, or accessing it over the Internet -- they
are an employee, and therefore a "regular" user. On the other hand, a customer of that bank is always a customer, and
therefore qualifies as an external user. It doe not matter where they are located. They could be accessing their account
from a terminal physically located within the bank itself. They are always an external user!
Two final points on external users.
External users are a subset of all users. If a company has purchased unlimited user entitlements, they have
unlimited entitlements for both "regular" and external users.
While a company can purchase unlimited external users for either a 515 or a 525, it is not always the most costeffective approach. The important number to be aware of when counting external user entitlements is 15. If the
customer never expects to have more than 15 external users on the system concurrently, the external users should
be included in the "general" user count (or are included in an unlimited user entitlement feature, or the 525
configuration 3). If the customer is purchasing a specific number of user entitlements for their employees (and
equivalent), but expects more than 15 "external users" to access the system concurrently, they should purchase an
unlimited external user entitlement for $3,995 (15 users would cost $3,750).
On October 9, 2007 the unlimited collaboration users capability was announced (US letter 207-242). This reduced price
license only allows users to access specific Lotus collaboration products: Domino, Sametime, Quickr, Quickplace, and
IBM Websphere Portal. Therefore, a company could have a number of users who access ERP and other functions (and
who have "regular" entitlements), but other users who might only do eMail, Sametime, or another collaborative function.
These users would NOT need a full license, but if they already have a "regular" license, they would NOT need a
collaboration license. This capability can be very cost-effective in a system purchased for only IP telephony and
collaboration -- in the past, a customer might have needed unlimited "regular" users -- now collaboration user licensing is
available for a fraction of the cost. For additional information see:
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When is someone accessing the system NOT considered a user?

If a person doesn't uniquely identify themselves to the system -- for example, someone who comes to the system
merely to browse a web site -- they are NOT considered a user (until they identify themselves). For example, consider
going to an auction site or an e-commerce site. When you go to the site, you usually do a lot of "anonymous browsing".
At that point, you are not uniquely identified, and are therefore not a user. IF you choose to place a bid, purchase
something, or check the status of a previous order, you must identify yourself. At that point, you become a user.
Counting Users
While it is very easy to identify a user in the real world, it is much more difficult for the system to determine the number of
unique users (and if so, if they are a "regular" user or an "external", and/or are the same user signed on multiple times,
and/or potentially signed on to multiple LPARS).
While the system does indeed store and do some very basic checking of the number of users; if a warning message is
issued on the number of users being exceeded, the number is probably being significantly exceeded! While the system
may not be sending messages that the number of users is being exceeded, it is very possible from a terms and conditions
perspective to be out of compliance! And, IBM has the right to perform audits if there is reason to believe a customer is
out of compliance. Furthermore, user measurement approaches within the system may change. For example, it is my
understanding that there are APIs (application program interfaces) in the system that ISVs will be able to use to tell the
system how many users the application recognizes. Therefore, a future change to the system software or application
software could indeed cause the system to start issuing out of compliance messages more frequently.
Due to a change from the original "registered" user definition to the "concurrent" user definition; from a user
counting perspective, a uniquely identifiable person who accesses the system is a user only when they are signed on (or
have authenticated in other ways). And, they are still only one user even if they sign on multiple times, and/or use
multiple partitions within the same system. This is an advantage over the "server farm" approach often seen in the
Intel/Microsoft environment -- where users would need to be licensed or entitled to every system to which they sign onto
or identify themselves.
Counting Concurrent Users on the 515/525

With the announcement of concurrent user licensing rather than named users, the number of user entitlements required
may decrease for many customers. At the same time, the number of questions has increased. To help address those
questions, there is a Q&A document on System Sales and PartnerWorld. Search the System i area for "FAQ" (frequently
asked questions).
One of the questions not fully covered in that document is "How do I count users?" There is a tool available: http://www03.ibm.com/systems/i/os/i5os/licensing.html for use on existing systems to determine the maximum number of
concurrent "traditional application" users at various points in time. It can also be used on the 515/525 as one means of
monitoring the number of users. To supplement that tool (and for new placements), one needs to understand the various
"types" of users before they can properly determine the number of needed user entitlements.
Before reading the following section, please become familiar with the user and external definitions discussed on the
previous page. In this discussion, the user count will either need to include external users (if there will be 15 or less), or
an unlimited external user enablement should be purchased. There are several areas to examine:
First, determine the maximum number of people that regularly sign on to the same workstation every day and
remain on that workstation throughout the day.
Second, determine the number of "shared devices" where the same device is used by multiple people at various
times throughout the day (or during multiple shifts). Determine the maximum number of these devices that will
ever be used concurrently.
Third, determine the number of people that use their own workstation, but only sign on for part of a day. Then
determine what percentage of their time they are signed on, and the maximum number who are likely to be
concurrently signed on -- and when. An example will probably help:
Consider a company with an field sales force of 20 employees. They are in the field 70% of the day and
only occasionally access the system from customer sites. At the end of the day, they sign onto the system
for about 2 hours. Some sign on toward the end of regular working hours, others later in the evening.
Overall, they spend about 30% of their time accessing the system.
The easy -- but wrong -- answer to "how many salesperson users should we plan for?" is 6 (20 users times
30% of their time). The reason this is wrong is that more than 6 of these users are actually likely to be
signing on at the same time. If 75% of them signed on between 3 and 5 PM, at that time, you would need
15 users. If they were in multiple time zones you would need to plan accordingly. If however, 75% of them
signed on during "after hours", while 15 of them may be on concurrently, many of the "in-office" users will
have probably signed off and gone home, and therefore the salespeople would not be adding to the
maximum total concurrent users count.
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Fourth, consider the number of concurrent external users that could sign on. As mentioned earlier, the key here
will be whether or not more than 15 external users will sign on concurrently. One should examine both including
external users in the total user count, and/or purchasing an unlimited external user entitlement.
After analyzing each of these environments, add the values from each of the above categories together -then determine anticipated growth for some time period (say the next year) and round up to the 5 or 10 user
level (5 for the 515, 10 for the 525). On the 515, if you anticipate exceeding 80 users (total -- including
employees and "external" users) purchase an unlimited user entitlement. For a new purchase of a 525, if you
anticipate needing more than 120 users, purchase the Express 2 (150 users included); or if you anticipate
needing more than 220 users, purchase the Express 3 (unlimited users).
When upgrading an existing system to a 525, using the Express 2 or Express 3 packages can often be even
more cost-effective (i.e. the upgrade price difference between a 30 user Express 1 and 150 user Express 2
package may be far less than the $20,000 price difference on a new purchase, likewise between the 150 user
and unlimited user Express 2 and 3 editions).
Overall Notes and for More Information on User-based Pricing:
The provisions and definitions of user-based pricing are similar to those used in the Microsoft and Intel marketplaces.
Therefore, while they may be "new to us", most of our customers will find them familiar.
The provisions for "regular" and "external" user entitlements apply to companies using ASPs (application service
providers) or Hosting services in the same manner as if the equipment was directly purchased by the company
purchasing the ASP or Hosting services. IBM does NOT advantage ASPs or Hosting Services over our direct customers.
This is discussed in the user entitlement contract.
A User-based pricing Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) document is available as part of the 515/525 sales kit.
IBMers can obtain it from System Sales; and Business Partners from PartnerWorld.
Determining whether to use a 515 or 525, and Purchasing the correct number of users
A model 515 comes with 5 users included. Additional user entitlements can be purchased in groups of 5 (for $1,250). In
the Americas, we have removed the maximum of 40 users. An "unlimited" users feature is available (comparable to the
price for 75 additional users (80 total including the 5 in the base). Unlimited "external" user entitlements (discussed
earlier) are available for $3,995. If the workload is likely to exceed the available 8 disk drives or 16 GB of memory, the
customer should consider a 525 -- there is no upgrade from a 515 to a 525.
A model 525 comes in 3 user-based packages, one with 30 users included, one with 150 users, and the third with
unlimited users. At the 30 and 150 user levels, additional "10-packs" of user entitlements can be purchased for $2,500
per 10 users. However, pricing of a 30 user system with 100 additional entitlements (130 total) equals that of a 150 user
system; and a 150 user system with 80 additional entitlements (230 total) matches the price of an unlimited user system.
Therefore, if a customer needs more than 120 users on a 30-user edition, or 220 users or less on a 150-user edition,
they should buy the larger edition.
The reason I mentioned "or less" for the unlimited edition is twofold. An upgrade from the 150 user edition to the
unlimited user edition was added late in 2007. The $25,000 price (US $) of this upgrade it is half the price of the unlimited
user feature (used from a 30 user edition) but $5,000 more than an inital purchase of the unlimited edition (even more
compared to the unlimited purchase in some upgrade scenarios). Second, there is a subclass of users called "external
users" (discussed earlier). If there is a large number of users who qualify as "external" users on an edition that does not
have unlimited users, it may be cost effective to purchase unlimited external users ($3,995). However, on an unlimited
user edition, unlimited access for external users is included. Therefore, if you have 204 or more "regular" users
(and/or visions of user growth) and also need an external user license, an unlimited user edition will be more costeffective.
When upgrading into a 525, understanding the number of users included is very important. It is often MUCH less
expensive to upgrade to an edition that includes "more users than you really need", than to purchase a smaller edition and
then add users. As an extreme (but not the biggest) example, a 520 upgrade (3300 cpw with a 1.65 GHz processor) to
the 525 model 150-user configuration is only about $600 more than the upgrade price to the 30-user configuration!
Not only is it important for the customer to purchase the correct number of users, it is also in your best interest as a
salesperson to sell them the correct number of users -- and receive the additional revenue. Additionally, as
mentioned earlier, IBM reserves the right to audit systems for adherence to user-based licensing contracts. You
do not want to put yourself in the middle of that!
NOTE: There is special pricing for CBU edition users -- but only at the time of the initial purchase or CBU upgrade.

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525 CBU Editions

A 525 CBU edition has been announced. Unlike the 520 CBU, which can use an 810 as the "primary" system, a model
520 (enterprise, standard, or solution edition) or 525 is required as the primary. If an 810 is currently the primary for
a 520 CBU, the 5250 CBU cannot be upgraded to a 525 CBU until the 810 is first upgraded. This provides an
opportunity to upgrade BOTH systems.
Also, unlike the 520 CBU (which supports upgrades from the 810), the only upgrade paths into the 525 CBU are from
a 520 CBU edition (not from an 810 or a 520 standard or enterprise edition).
A 525 CBU includes 1 i5/OS license and 30 user entitlements as part of the price. IF the primary system associated
with a 525 CBU is a 520 or 550; additional user entitlements for the 525 CBU can be purchased (only at the time of the
525 purchase or upgrade into the CBU) at a reduced price of 10 users for $1,000 (normally $2,500) or unlimited users for
$15,000 (normally $50,000). These prices were reduced to the amounts just shown via announcement letter 307-146 on
September 18, 2007. The purchase of such entitlements is often needed if the primary system is a 520, but it may or may
not be necessary if the primary system associated with a 525 CBU is itself a 525. This is because in the event of a
role-swap, user entitlements (beyond a base of 30) from the "primary" 525 can be temporarily transferred to the
CBU 525 (in the same way that i5/OS licenses temporarily transfer to a CBU). HOWEVER, if the primary system is a 520,
there are no user entitlements available to be temporarily transferred, and therefore one should purchase the reducedprice entitlements available with the initial purchase/upgrade of the 525 CBU.
If the customer currently owns a 520, or a 525, they can purchase a 525 CBU. The initial purchase price of the 525 CBU
is $29,900 including 30 users ($5,000 less than a 525 express edition 1 which includes 30 users). This price is also
$3,100 less than the cost of a 1200 cpw 520 CBU, but will require the purchase of additional users if the 520 remains the
primary system and the customer has more than 30 users.
The fact that user entitlements can temporarily transfer from a 525 primary to a 525 CBU provides a unique opportunity.
If a customer currently owns a 520 CBU. Rather than simply purchasing a 525 CBU or upgrading an existing 520
CBU to a 525 CBU, consider also upgrading the primary system to a 525. This can be cost effective, because the
"primary" 520 to 525 upgrade may include the needed user entitlements (that can be temporarily transferred), potentially
making it unnecessary to purchase (as many) additional user entitlements for the 525 CBU.
An pair of Examples will help further explain this:
Example 1, New 525 CBU purchase: Assume a customer has a 1200 cpw 520 Enterprise Edition and will be purchasing
a 525 CBU. They have 120 users on the 520 (which doesn't matter on the 520, but is important to know).
The list price of the 525 CBU is $29,900. However, they also need to purchase an additional 90 users (in case a roleswap is needed). The cost of the additional 90 users would normally be $22,500, but if they are purchased as part of
the 525 CBU, an unlimited user entitlement is available at a reduced price of $15,000. Therefore, the price for the
525 CBU is $44,900 (plus any additional features).
As an alternative, first upgrade the 1200 cpw 520 to a 525 with 150 users for a price of $12,400. Then purchase the
525 CBU. Because users beyond the base 30 users on the primary 525 system can be temporarily transferred to the
525 CBU in the event of a needed role swap, it may not be necessary to have purchased additional users on the 525
CBU. Therefore, the total cost could be as little as $12,400 + $29,900 = $42,300 (plus any additional features).
The cost-effectiveness of the above approach can be used to justify an upgrade of the primary system as
well as the CBU purchase! And, the customer was not even considering such a situation. This is especially
valuable when one considers the additional speed of the 525 and therefore the ability to add new workloads.
Example 2, Upgrading a 520 CBU to a 525 CBU: Assume a customer has a 1200 cpw 520 Enterprise Edition and a
1200 cpw 520 CBU. They have 120 users on the 520. They would like to upgrade the 520 CBU to a 525 CBU.
The list price of this upgrade is $12,400. However, they also need to purchase an additional 90 users. The cost of
the additional 90 users would normally be $22,500, but if they are purchased as part of the 520 CBU to 525 CBU
upgrade, an unlimited user entitlement is available at a reduced price of $15,000. Therefore, the upgrade for the
CBU is $27,400 (plus any additional features).
As an alternative, first upgrade the 1200 cpw 520 Enterprise Edition to a 525 with 150 users at a price of $12,400.
Then, upgrade the 520 CBU to a 525 for $12,400. Because users beyond the base 30 users on the primary 525
system can be temporarily transferred to the 525 CBU in the event of a needed role swap, it may not be necessary to
purchase additional users on the 525 CBU. Therefore, the total cost could be as little as $24,800 (plus any additional
features).
The cost-effectiveness of the above approach can be used to justify a PAIR of 520 upgrades where the
customer was not even considering such a situation. This is especially viable when one considers the additional
speed of the 525 and therefore the ability to add new workloads. Depending on the specific "primary 520" processor
feature being upgraded (not the case in this example) there could also be a potential reduction in SWMA costs.
Note: The above examples are real for all 1.9 GHz 520 Enterprise editions. 1.5 and 1.65 GHz processor features and
other editions may not have the same advantages.
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Special reduced-price Disk package Features:

Three reduced price disk packages (#5570/5571/5572) are available for the 515, 520 and/or 525 systems (5572 is
only for the 515 express configuration 3). The 5570/5571 provide a 40-Megabyte write cache enablement feature that
provides RAID capabilities and enhances the speed of the base disk controller in the CEC (and therefore the response
times of the disk drives); and either 2 (#5570), 4 (#5572), or 6 (#5571) x 70 GB disk drives. These packages provide
significant savings over the price of the separate components.
While the 2 drive and cache enhancement feature appears logical, the 6 drive version may seem a little confusing when
first examined. It was designed the way it is, because on a 515, an additional disk controller (for disks beyond the first 4)
is already included with the needed disk expansion feature. Therefore, when the 6-drive feature is added to a 515, the
first 2 disks of the package are controlled by the base system controller with the 40-MB cache; and the "last" 4 disks are
controlled by a second controller (that came with the disk enclosure that houses these drives).
When using these features with a 520 or 525, for performance reasons, we strongly recommend a second disk
controller and disk enclosure #6594 (not #6574) be added to the configuration. This is NOT the configurator default.
Comparing the 520 and the 515/525 Models/editions -- What's different?

As a general rule, we would like to essentially replace sales of the 520 Models, including the 520 express editions, with
515 and 525 models. Unfortunately this is not always possible. This section points some differences you need to be
aware of, that in some cases could make it necessary to continue selling 520 models/editions.
The 515/525 require V5R4 (or future levels). This level of software has been available since April 2006. Customers
and ISVs should have moved to V5R4 for functional benefits (IOPless, IP telephony, iSCSI, etc.). There is now a
direct financial reason. If they are unable to move to V5R4, a model 520 may be the only alternative solution.
515 Express Editions compared to 520 Express Editions:
The obvious user-based pricing ramifications must be explored. In the Americas, there is an unlimited user
entitlements feature for the 515. Some ISVs could have different pricing models for user-based systems.
515 Express Editions provide CONFIGURABILITY -- 520 editions often required a 2-step process with an MES.
515 Express Edition 1 comes with only a 90-day SWMA (vs. 1 year on 520) -- an upgrade is available.
Like the "Intel world", maintenance is 9 x 5, next day service with customer replaceable parts delivered to the
customer. This can be upgraded to 24 x 7 with CE-installed parts.
515 Expandability is limited by the 8 disks, 16 GB, and inability to attach towers (no HSL).
LPARs require the virtualization feature ($590). The maximum number of i5/OS LPARs is 2 (until i5/OS Ver. 6).
While the 515 express editions do NOT automatically include WebSphere Development Studio (WDS) which is
part of most 520 editions. It is available as a low cost option (P05 tier).
515/525 Express Editions compared to 520 Enterprise Editions
There is slightly less software content included with the 525 (performance tools for example).
The 515/525 models include iSeries Access Family (5722-XW1) at no additional charge.
The software tier may be lower (P10) -- especially if you had a full processor requirement on a 520 (P20).
Activating a Second processor on a 525 and activating i5/OS is MUCH less expensive ($8,900 vs. $25,000 for
i5/OS). Depending on the cpw of the 520, adding a processor could involve CE installation and downtime.
Upgrade paths from 810 models to 520/525 models were withdrawn from marketing effective December 1, 2007.
Model 520 upgrades to the 150-user 525 express edition can often be less expensive than upgrading to a 30user edition and adding users.
525 Upgrades from existing 520 editions can be very cost-effective -- especially when from 1.9 GHz procs.
Upgrading a 520 to a 525 (at the 150-user level or greater) and purchasing a CBU edition can be less
expensive than purchasing a 525 CBU and continuing to use a 520 as the primary system.
Other 520 Editions (Standard, Collaboration, Solution, etc.)
If a customer can meet the constraints of a 515, it will always be less expensive than a similarly sized 520
"Special" edition.
Depending on the number of users required and whether or not a 2-way processor will be needed, a Standard
Edition 520 may sometimes still be viable
The Oct. 2007 (anno. 207-242) feature that provides the 515/525 with unlimited Collaboration users essentially
replaces the need for a 520 collaboration edition.
SAP and Oracle solution editions for the 515 essentially replace the equivalent 520 editions. Be sure to take
advantage disk package features used with these editions.

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System i POWER6 570 (MMA) Product Structure Information

What is the System i POWER6 570 (MMA)?
The System i POWER6 570 is the latest addition to the System i family. It uses 4.7 GHz POWER6 processors (6th
Generation of POWER processors, 12th generation of IBM 64-bit RISC processors) which provide increases in both per
processor and overall system processing power. Different benchmarks show different relative levels of processor
performance increases. This document uses "cpw" (commercial performance workload -- a disk-intensive environment)
for comparisons, but even greater performance differences can be seen in compute-intensive workloads.
The physical structure of the POWER6 570 is similar to previous 570 models. It consists of 1 to 4 processor "drawers"
each containing 4 processor features (2 processors on each of 2 processor cards), memory features, PCI slots, etc.
While the POWER5+ generation of 570 models were classified as 2/4-way, 4/8-way, and 8/16-way processor features,
the POWER6 models are 1/4-way, 2/8-way, and 4/16-way. An October 2007 announcement allows a 1/4-way or 2/8-way
feature to be upgraded to the equivalent of a 3/12-way system by adding #5801 Processor Enclosure drawers. The new
structure allows a customer to purchase a 16 processor system, but activate as few as 4 processors. This allows noninterrupted growth as up to 12 additional processors are activated.
Of course, larger models cost more initially and for maintenance than smaller models; and the 2/8-way and 4/16-way
require physical memory features on EVERY processor card in the system -- whether or not it has processors activated
(Capacity Upgrade on Demand (CUoD) capabilities allow them to be dynamically on/off activated at any time). Specific
features are required in each processor expansion "drawer" (sometimes also called "nodes"). While it may appear less
expensive to purchase a smaller model and add one or more processor expansion drawers, in reality, when all costs are
accounted for, it is less expensive to purchase larger systems initially rather than "two-stepping" to a larger configuration.
From an "editions" standpoint, there are no longer Standard or Enterprise editions. Both are replaced by the i5/OS
edition. The i5/OS edition can provide Enterprise Enablement (5250 OLTP aka "interactive") via a $50,000 feature, which
provides one processor's worth of enablement. Additional enterprise processor-based enablements ($50,000) or an
unlimited enablement for all processors ($200,000) can be purchased. When upgrading from an older Enterprise edition
to an i5/OS edition, one enterprise enablement license is included. If there were additional licenses on the previous
machine, these are transferred. When upgrading from a Standard edition, an enterprise enablement is NOT included, but
can be purchased ($50,000) -- thus providing a relatively low-cost movement from a Standard edition to a machine with
5250 OLTP capabilities.
In addition to the i5/OS edition, there is also a CBU edition. It provides functionality similar to the older CBU and HA
editions. There are however a few changes to CBU requirements. In the past, you could upgrade an 870/890 Standard
or Enterprise edition into a 570 CBU edition. Now, the ONLY upgrade into the POWER6 570 CBU edition is from an
existing CBU edition. When purchasing a CBU edition to be paired with an Enterprise edition or POWER6 570 with
Enterprise enablement, a minimum of one enterprise enablement must be purchased for the CBU edition -additional enablements can then temporarily transfer. Pairing rules for "allowable primary" systems have been enhanced
since the POWER6 570 announcement. Additional information on the CBU edition is included in the upgrade tables
section of the paper.
With the new edition structure, on new purchases, the extensive list of software shipped with the Enterprise edition is no
longer included. These software features can now be purchased separately via "value packs" that provide about a 25%
savings versus purchasing the products individually (see Software section of this paper). The use of "value packs"
allowed a reduction in price for the i5/OS edition; and provides additional value to customers who either were not using
the software or already had copies. Additionally, System i Access Family is now included with both new purchases and
upgrades (a savings of $41,250 at the P30 tier used on the POWER6 570). Likewise, "Optimum care" is now included
with both new purchases and upgrades. It includes education and services vouchers, and with the 4/16-way, an On-site
Availability assessment.
What's different?
There are many differences between features and requirements supported and/or used in configurations on
POWER5/5+ 570s and the POWER6 570 models. Because of this, careful PRE-ORDER planning is required. In fact,
best practices indicate that as much as possible, changes should be made on an existing 870/890, or 550 or 570
system PRIOR to performing the upgrade to the POWER6 570.
There are many differences both in the 570 system itself and in the configuration rules. This document briefly covers
some of them. There are training teleconferences that cover the differences and planning considerations in far greater
detail -- see the System Sales or PartnerWorld sites for information on those teleconferences/rebroadcasts/downloads.
This paper first discusses differences in the system unit and new attachment features. This is followed by "new rules" for
configurations. As the material is covered, the need for careful planning should become self-evident. Improper
planning can result in "failed upgrades" -- I think you'll see why!
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There are differences in the POWER6 system unit (CEC):

The number and "type" of PCI slots differs. Each drawer of the POWER6 570 system unit provides 6 PCI
slots, but if you have 2 HSL or 12X loops active, only 5 of them will be usable. Of those slots, 4 of them are PCIe
slots for use with new PCIe features. The system unit does NOT support IOP-controlled PCI I/O Adapters.
Planning Ramifications for upgrades: Existing PCI IOAs/IOPs cannot simply be moved from the existing
system unit to the new system unit -- a new PCI enclosure will often be required to house older features. In
some cases (Ethernet cards) a feature may be able to be eliminated and replaced with a new integrated feature.
The disks in the System unit are SAS (Serial Attach SCSI) drives. These are different features, using different
mounting hardware and interfaces than disks on existing systems. Also, the ONLY disk controller available for
the 6 allowable disks in each processor drawer does NOT support write cache or RAID capabilities. The disks
on this controller MUST be used in a mirrored environment and should be mirrored to another controller
elsewhere in the system. Because there is no write cache, performance (and the number of disk accesses per
second that each drive can perform) will be far less than what's available on disks attached to cache-enabled
controllers. Therefore, one should "think twice" before configuring disks in the system unit. NOTE: SAS drive
capacities are slightly smaller than tower or EXP24 drive capacities. However, they can be mirrored to "similar
size" disks in the EXP24 or a 5x9x tower (for example, a 69.7 GB SAS drive can mirror to 70.56 GB drive in an
EXP24 or tower).
Planning Ramifications for upgrades: Because the disks in each drawer of the system unit are different from
those in current system units, unless a customer wants to do an "unload/reload" when moving to the POWER6
570, they will need to relocate the disks in the current system unit into another disk enclosure (and will
probably want to keep any RAID arrays intact). This will often mean that a new disk enclosure and/or disk
controller(s) will need to be purchased (usually recommend an EXP24, but in some cases a #0595 enclosure
may be viable). Furthermore, the disks in the system unit (CEC) usually contain the load/source disk. Because
of the above, the load/source should usually be moved out of the CEC.
On the POWER6 570, a Hardware Management Console (HMC) is always required. Among other things, it will
be used to "point" to the (new) location of the load/source. The HMC requires a minimum of Version 7 Release
3.1.0 of the HMC licensed machine code (required by POWER6, but usable on POWER5 & POWER5+).
The POWER6 570 uses DDR-2 Buffered memory that is faster/differs from POWER5 and POWER5+
memory. Per GB prices are generally similar to POWER5+ memory prices. Specifics on configuration
approaches differ. There are 50% more memory slots than on the POWER5/5+ 570s. Customers upgrading
from POWER5+ 570 DDR-2 memory will receive partial memory credits when upgrading IBM memory
features. See the memory section for additional detail.
Planning Ramifications for upgrades: One needs to determine the amount of memory desired, the capacity of
the desired memory features, and how they will be placed on the various processor feature cards.
Previous 570 models included an HSL-2 loop in each processor drawer for attachment of external PCI towers
and enclosures. There was an option for a second HSL loop in each drawer. The POWER6 570 allows the
choice of using HSL-2 and/or 12X loops to attach towers/PCI enclosures. Each feature is optional, with up
to 2 features per drawer (the second feature makes one of the available PCI slots unusable). Each feature
provides a pair of ports (for one loop). The price of the HSL loop feature is about half that of the 12X feature.
An HSL-2 loop can support 6 towers/PCI enclosures. A 12X loop provides about 50% more bandwidth, but only
supports a maximum of 4 #5796 PCI enclosures (which can in turn support EXP24 disk enclosures). Both the
HSL-2-oriented #5790 and the 12X oriented #5796 support 6 PCI features, and have a base $5,000 price. The
#5796 makes better use of the available slots, because IOPs are not needed/allowed (which also restricts the
use of some PCI cards). When planning between using an HSL-2 loop with #5790 enclosures versus a 12X loop
with #5796 enclosures, be sure to determine if IOP-based features are needed. Also be aware that loop
attachment features are included in the #5790 price, but are additional cost (up to $2,500) on the #5796. Finally,
the #5796 uses a different, slightly more expensive (less than $100 difference) feature to mount in the rack .
Planning Ramifications for upgrades: Because the System unit of the POWER6 570 uses a different type of
PCI feature (PCIe) it is likely that a #5790 or 5796 will need to be added (to house PCI cards previously in the
CEC). The #5790 and #5796 are the ONLY PCI enclosures (other than the "footprint ugly" 5096/5296
towers) that can be purchased for a POWER6 570 (more on this later), but if doing an interim upgrade prior
upgrading to a POWER6 570, the #5094/5294 towers can be purchased for the existing system and will be
usable on the POWER6 570; thus providing additional options. A #0595 Disk/PCI enclosure can also be
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For each POWER6 570 processor drawer, a 2 or 4 port Integrated Virtual Ethernet Adapter is required. This
feature goes in a special slot (does not take up PCI slots) and can provide Ethernet support to MULTIPLE
LPARS. The 2-port version sells for $399, the 4-port version for $699.
Planning Ramifications for upgrades: With proper planning, you may be able to reduce the number of
Ethernet ports (and therefore PCI enclosures) on the system by using these features to support multiple LPARS.
Other Enhancements to consider using

Various new PCI features are announced. These features go in either the System Unit (CEC) using PCIe
capabilities or in PCI enclosures. They do not use (or need) an IOP. See the features section for details.
New 280+ GB 15k rpm disk drives are announced -- one is used in the CEC (SAS attachment), the other is
used in an EXP24 enclosure. These drives CANNOT be used in #5094/5095/5294 towers. They require
V5R4M5 microcode and can then be used with POWER5/5+ models, but NOT with 8xx models.
When using these drives, there is a lot of data under a single disk arm. If too few disks are used, performance
problems could result. IF the customer is currently running a RAID-5 environment using 140 GB drives and is
not having performance bottlenecks, then they will be able to use the same number of 280 GB drives in a
mirrored environment. Other than that type of approach, these drives might be appropriate for archival purposes,
low use historical data, "virtual tape", and/or image storage. In most cases when used in those environments,
they should be placed in a separate Auxiliary Storage Pool (ASP).
A new capability provides the ability to implement "Hot Spare" functionality on most RAID-capable disk
controllers. This function can be used with 800/825/870/890 and POWER5, 5+, and 6 5xx models when
running i5/OS V5R4M5. When using Hot Spare(s), if a disk drive fails in a RAID set, it is automatically
(electronically) "replaced" and added into the RAID array, utilizing an "extra" disk (hot spare) attached to the
same disk controller. The failed drive can then be replaced at a later time, and become a new "hot spare". The
additional cost is one (or more) extra "unused" disk(s) per RAID controller. Multiple Hot Spares can be
supported by a single controller -- providing even more resiliency. A Hot Spare, RAID-5 can provide almost the
same level of protection as RAID-6, but without the additional ongoing overhead imposed by RAID-6. A single
hot spare can support multiple RAID arrays on the same controller. EXP24 enclosures where up to 36 disks can
be supported on a single disk controller (recommendation is usually 24 disks per controller) provide the most
efficient hot spare environment. NOTE: Hot Spare(s) can be used with RAID-5 and RAID-6 arrays, but not
(currently) in a mirrored environment (the hot spare capability is a function of the disk controller -- in System i
mirrored environments, the system, not the controller provides the mirroring function -- this allows the controllers
themselves to be mirrored).
Differences in features that can be ordered/attached to the POWER6 system unit (CEC):
In February 2007, IBM announced that various features would not be supported on future systems -- i.e. the
POWER6 570! Among these features are #5074/5079 towers, 10k rpm disk drives smaller than 35 GB, and a
number of older disk controllers and other features. Many tape drives that attach via the withdrawn/slow #2749
HVD SCSI adapter are also not supported. A list containing this information can be found at:
http://www.ibm.com/systems/support/i/planning/upgrade/index.html
Click on the V5R4 and Future SW/HW tabs. (you may also want to browse some of the other tabs/links).
Planning Ramifications for upgrades: If any of these features still exist on a system being upgraded to a
POWER6 570, they need to be replaced. It will often be easier to do this on the existing hardware, PRIOR to
upgrading to the POWER6 570.
The intent of the POWER6 570 and other future System i products is to move away from PCI/disk towers and
into rack-mounted PCI and disk enclosures. Because of this, while #5094 and 5094 towers continue to be
supported on the POWER6 570, they CANNOT be able to be ordered for that model.
Planning Ramifications for upgrades: If you intend to replace older towers with newer towers and/or add
5094/5294 towers to a system, it MUST be done PRIOR to upgrading to the POWER6 570. However, we
recommend moving to #5790/5796 PCI enclosures and EXP24 disk enclosures (rather than towers).
Many customers, especially those using external disk subsystems, still use older #5088/0588 PCI enclosures
(that have been discontinued from marketing). These enclosures support a large number of PCI adapters on a
single HSL loop address. However, they only support a single disk controller that is used with disks in the
EXP24. Having been discontinued, the #5088/0588 features cannot be ordered for the POWER6 570. These
enclosures are supported providing they have been upgraded to support HSL-2 high-speed capabilities
via RPQ #847204 and accompanying feature #6417 (HSL-2/RIO-G bus adapter -- $800).
Planning Ramifications for upgrades: MAKE SURE that the RPQ is installed on EVERY #5088/0588
PRIOR to upgrading to the POWER6 570. If you do not, you could have a failed upgrade! This is critical.
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While the POWER5/5+ could "negotiate" down to a slower HSL loop speed if there was a #5088/0588 (or other
older/slower tower) on the system running at the slower speed; the POWER6 cannot. It wants to run at the
higher speed . Even higher bandwidth (and potentially speed) is available if using 12X loops! The original intent
on the POWER6 570 was NOT to support PCI enclosures of the #5088/0588 vintage -- however, we felt it was
critical to retain the ability to attach these enclosures and were willing to "limit" them to running them at "full
HSL-2 loop speed".
NOTEs: 1) This author believes that checking for the higher speed capability on a #5088/0588 is NOT done by
eConfig -- it is an RPQ, not a "normal feature" and eConfig does not normally support RPQs. Use
the CL command dsphdwrsc *ahw -- FC/CCIN # 2887 means the RPQ is needed.
2) Adding a high speed HSL-2 #6417 adapter to a #5088/0588 feature is a customer setup function. If
it is done as part of an IBM-installed upgrade, the technician will normally also install the #6417, but
if they are called out to provide only this customer-installable feature (easy to do -- good
documentation exists), it is billable.
3) There is no official conversion to move a #5088 from atop a #5074 to atop a #5094 rack, but some
technicians may be able to do so on a time and material basis. And, there is NO conversion (or
work-around) from a #5088 to an #0588. IF the #5088 is mounted on a #5074 tower (which is NOT
supported on a POWER6 570), as a temporary workaround, it should be possible (based on informal
discussions) to plug in the #5074 tower, but ONLY cable the HSL-2 connection from the #5088 to
the system (NOT the #5074 itself). This is of course not the most efficient thing to do, and you
would have expensive problems if the #5074 itself were not on maintenance and a power supply
needed replacing, but "in a pinch" it should work. The right thing to do is to replace the #5088.
IF the customer is moving to V6R1 of i5/OS (on POWER6 hardware only) and are using an IBM DS8x00 Storage
Subsystem, they should consider purchasing new fibre controllers to replace the older controllers. These
controllers are VERY PCO slot efficient and provide significantly more throughput and performance than older
fibre controllers. For maximum speed, they should be used in 12X enclosures (#5796).
Differences in the POWER6 system "rules" for configuration: NOTE: Similar rules and
upgrade considerations apply to other POWER6 products announced 4/2/08 & 4/8/08.
To provide higher resiliency and reduce situations where a system (or at least LPAR) reload is required, the
POWER6 570 REQUIRES that ALL DISK CONTROLLERS (with write cache capability -- which means all the
high performance controllers) MUST BE either MIRRORED or, IF providing RAID support, MUST HAVE
AUXILIARY WRITE CACHE CAPABILITIES. While this level of protection has been available -- and strongly
suggested -- for some time, many customers have not yet implemented it. IT IS NOW A REQUIREMENT!
Presentations on the importance of controller level mirroring and auxiliary write cache have been available for
some time.
Conversion from RAID without Auxiliary Write Cache to using Auxiliary write cache or controller level
mirroring REQUIRES PLANNING, and usually additional features, which may lead to additional costs -which of course needs to be presented to the customer as a positive statement of providing additional resiliency.
It is suggested that when possible, these conversions are done on the existing system; PRIOR to the upgrade to
the POWER6. A Red paper is available to help with the planning issues:
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/redpieces/abstracts/redp4003.html
Planning Ramifications for upgrades: It should be obvious that all #2757 and #2780 controllers used in a
RAID environment are going to need to be upgraded to their auxiliary write cache counterparts (#5591/5590 -these features replace the #5581/5580 at the same price, but are better positioned for future controller upgrades)
or to newer controllers.
There are also some "less obvious" considerations that come about because of this requirement:
Many systems were ordered with #5555/5556 mirroring features, that consist of a number of disks and
a disk controller. To be able to order these, one had to specify to eConfig that the system was mirrored
to the disk controller level. Unfortunately, many of these features are now actually being used in a
RAID environment -- without auxiliary write cache. What's worse, eConfig "thinks" the system is
mirror-protected, so will NOT properly configure the needed upgrades for auxiliary write cache
protection in a RAID environment -- because it doesn't know they are RAIDed! Be sure to examine
"input configurations" for these features and properly address them if they are actually being used
in a RAID environment.
Older (pre-#2757) disk controllers do not support Auxiliary Write Cache and need to be replaced.
Some current, smaller disk controllers like the #5737/5776 (with 90 MB of write cache) cannot be
upgraded to auxiliary write cache capability and therefore need to either be replaced with auxiliary
write-cache-capable controllers or used in a mirrored environment (which is likely to add costs for
additional disk drives, controllers, and potentially disk and PCI enclosures).
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The planning process for adding auxiliary write cache to disk controllers that support the capability can
have some "unexpected ramifications" -- if you do not plan for them in advance. These could result in
additional costs and/or services requirements. A few examples are shown below:
Consider a #5074 with 3 x #2780 disk controllers and a "bunch of other PCI cards" installed.
The #2780s are going to need to be upgraded to #5590s.
The #5074 is not even supported. Therefore, it will need to be replaced with a #5094
tower OR (suggested) with EXP24 disk enclosures and PCI enclosures -- which in turn will
require different disk controller(s). NOTE: If replacing with a #5094 tower, this must be
ordered against the CURRENT system -- a #5094 CANNOT be ordered against a
POWER6 570 system (see earlier discussion).
See the considerations for the #5094 tower (below) that also apply.
Assume the same scenario with a #5094 with the with 3 x #2780 disk controllers and a "bunch
of other PCI cards" installed. The following is a "near worst case" scenario -- to make a
point.... To make it truly worst case, we would need to add LPAR placement requirements...
To upgrade the 3 x #2780 features to #5590 features, 4 additional PCI card slots must be
available -- 3 for the additional auxiliary write cache features that must be added, and one
for an additional IOP that will probably need to be added.
However, there are a "bunch of other PCI cards" installed. Depending on what these
features are, and/or LPAR requirements, there may not be enough room (or the specific
PCI slot locations may not be available) to support 4 additional PCI cards...
If there is not room to support additional PCI cards in the existing #5094, an additional
enclosure may need to be added -- and some NON-disk controller features will need to
move to that new enclosure (probably a #5790). This could result in the need for not only
an additional enclosure, but also 1 or more additional #2844 IOPs (if not using IOPless
IOAs). Complexity increases if this is an LPAR environment.
Now, WHERE are you going to place the new PCI enclosure? If you have room in an
existing rack, there may be no problem; but what if there is no room in an existing rack?
An additional rack could be needed -- which results in more cost, floor space, electrical
requirements, etc. (I said this was going to be "near worst case").
Furthermore, the additional PCI enclosure is going to drive some additional requirements.
At least one additional HSL loop cable may be required -- and depending on the physical
location, longer HSL cables could be needed. The additional enclosure is also going to
use an address on an HSL loop. This is probably not a problem unless there are already
6 PCI enclosures on the loop -- in which case an additional HSL loop may be needed.
This could in turn drive a requirement for an additional HSL adapter on the System Unit or
in the very worst case, a larger system unit to allow more loops to be supported!
Assume the #5094 tower just discussed did NOT have a problem with the number of PCI slots
(or it has already been solved). As before, there are 3 x #2780 disk controllers supporting 45
disk drives. Unfortunately, there are "too many" #5094s still installed where they were
physically cabled in a "non-optimal manner" and have not yet been corrected.
Ideally, with 45 disks and 3 controllers, one would like to have 15 disks per controller.
However, in "too many" situations, the first and second controllers are supporting 20 disk
drives and the third controller only 5!
A #2780 can indeed support 20 disk drives. A #5590 (or similar) that has auxiliary write
cache, can only support 15 disks.
To make matters worse, the 20 disks on a single disk controller are RAIDed. In order to
remove 5 disks from the RAID arrays and place them on a different disk controller, the
RAID array will need to be stopped. After the RAID array is stopped, the 5 disks will need
to be "moved" to a different disk controller by moving a SCSI cable (that goes to a 5-disk
enclosure) from one controller to a different controller. After that, the RAID array(s) can
be re-created (which takes time). During this time, the disks on the system have not been
RAID-protected. In most instances, the customer is going to want to contract for services
in order to make the above changes.
Please realize the above "near worst case" scenarios were presented to make the point
that PLANNING IS ESSENTIAL ! Furthermore, for each of the above "auxiliary write cache scenarios",
the planning and implementation can usually be done on the existing system -- PRIOR to
upgrading to the POWER6. Doing as much of this work as possible in advance will help ensure
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Can a customer even use a POWER6 570 (MMA) or should the customer consider a
POWER5+ system -- potentially with special bid pricing?
Until a customer can run ALL their partitions (LPARs) on V5R4 (using V5R4M5 microcode), they will NOT be able to
run on a POWER6 570.
Also, IF a customer is using non-IBM external disk storage, they could be constrained by the storage vendor from
moving to Power6 hardware, V6R1, or new fibre adapters -- until that vendor has tested THEIR equipment with the new
hardware, software, or features. Once a non-IBM external disk subsystem vendor "certifies" the upgrade; recognize that it
is that vendor's, not IBM's, claim of compatibility. Before considering a move to non-integrated disks or non-IBM external
disk subsystems, one should recognize that delays between IBM hardware/software availability; and a third-party
certifying their ability to work with the new hardware/software, may lead to a customer being unable to rapidly implement
new announcements. The result could be a delay/loss of anticipated future savings and/or benefits.
Customers not already familiar with Hardware Management Console (HMC) operations will need to learn to use one
and/or have someone perform some pre-configuration functions using the HMC. (See above discussions for additional
detail). The HMC will require a minimum of Version 7 Release 3.1.0 (or higher) of the HMC licensed machine code
(required by POWER6, but usable on POWER5 & POWER5+).
"Rules" when Upgrading to the POWER6 570

As in the past, upgrades from older models into the POWER6 570 models use a "base # of processors" to "base # of
processors" approach. By this we mean that upgrade prices are based on going from the number of "base" processors
in the existing system to the number of "base" processors in the new system. As before, additional purchased
processor activations convert to processors on the new system using a "conversion price". i5/OS licenses and
additional purchased enterprise enablements are moved with the upgrade. As long as the software tier does not
increase, there are no additional upgrade charges in this area.
In addition to the above "business as usual" approaches, there is one new approach used during an upgrade. It is
described in the following example, which will hopefully also clarify the above statements:
Assume a customer owns a 4/8-way Enterprise edition POWER5+ 570 that has 5 processors activated -- the 4 in the
"base" and 1 additional processor activation that was purchased (total of about 20,400 cpw). They have 5 licenses of
i5/OS, and 1 additional processor's worth of 5250 enterprise enablement. They want to upgrade to a 2/8-way
POWER6 570 with "about the same cpw".
When they upgrade, the 4 "base" processors are converted to a POWER6 570 2/8-way (which has 2 "base"
processors) at an upgrade price of $81,000 (versus the normal selling price of the 2/8-way of $220,000). Because
this is an upgrade from an Enterprise edition, a $50,000 POWER6 570 Enterprise enablement is included at no
additional charge as part of the upgrade; and the additional enterprise enablement capability they had previously
purchased is converted at no charge to a POWER6 570 enterprise enablement (and in the process gets more cpw
value). The additional processor activation they had purchased (that has a price of $10,500 on the POWER5+ 570)
is converted to a $17,700 POWER6 activation at a conversion price of $7,200 (the net difference). The resulting
system with 3 processor activations has about 15,900 cpw.
Based on the description in the first paragraph of this example, the customer wanted "about the same cpw", so they
will need to purchase an additional processor to get them to about 21,600 cpw. In the past, this would have cost
them the price of an additional processor enablement ($17,700). HOWEVER, and this is a new approach, because
the previous "from" machine had 4 processors in the base, and the new machine has only 2 processors in
the base, the customer can convert the "extra" 2 base processors of the "from" machine to processors in the
upgraded machine for a "conversion price" that in this case is $7,200 per processor! This can ONLY be done at the
time of the initial upgrade. Therefore, the customer can elect to spend $7,200 to convert 1 processor (and get a total
of 4 active processors on the new machine -- with about 21,600 cpw) or spend $14,400 and convert 2 processors
(resulting in a machine with 5 active processors and about 26,700 cpw).
Since they had 5 i5/OS licenses initially, they should not need to purchase any additional licenses; and if they
selected the upgrade approach that resulted in 4 processor activations, they would have one i5/OS license "on the
shelf" for future use. However, if they had selected the 5 processor activation, the additional processor would have
been made available for about 41% of it's normal price, and they would be using all the i5/OS licenses they had
previously purchased. Note: With 5 processors active, there is a slight increase in the maintenance cost.
Finally, if this example had instead been an upgrade from a 1/4-way 550 with additional activated processors, to a
1/4-way 570 with an additional activated processor; the same approaches would have applied. However, the price
differences for the additional activated processor conversion would have been greater.
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POWER6 570 CBU Editions

In addition to the i5/OS edition, there is also a CBU edition, which provides functionality similar to the older CBU and HA
editions. There are however a few changes. In the past, you could upgrade an 870/890 Standard or Enterprise edition
into a 570 CBU edition. Now, the ONLY upgrade into the CBU edition is from an existing CBU edition. Additional
information on the CBU edition is included in the upgrade tables section of the paper.
Product Positioning vs. POWER5+

Most customers who are able to run V5R4 of i5/OS who would be considering a 570 class machine will want to purchase
a POWER6 570 model. By doing so, they usually will pay a lower price, get the latest technology, and have lower
maintenance prices as well as potentially a lower software tier (same P30 tier as POWER5+ 2/4-way, lower than P40 tier
of 4/8-way or 8/16-way).
Customers considering Standard Edition purchases may still find POWER5+ models to be attractively priced. Also,
customers who are upgrading from 825/870/890 models may still have attractive offerings in moving to POWER5+
technology in some cases. This is because the value of the 8xx model has decreased in the 18 months since upgrade
prices were set for the POWER5+ product line. The upgrade prices to the POWER6 570 reflect more realistic values for
the older systems that are being upgraded.
Even with the above caveats, customers performing upgrades will probably want the POWER6 product line and find it
more cost effective. If they were to 2-step from an 8xx or POWER5 550 or 570 into the POWER5+ interim to the
POWER6 product line, they will need to repurchase memory twice. By going directly to the POWER6 product line, they
will only need to have one memory change. Customers currently on POWER5+ models will probably find it attractive to
move to the POWER6 570 rather than upgrading within the product line. Even though they will need to repurchase
memory when moving to the POWER6 (a partial memory credit is available), the overall cost (including maintenance and
SW licensing) will usually be less than upgrading within the POWER5+ 570 features.
When analyzing price differences between POWER5+ and POWER6 570 systems, it is important to consider the
cost of features/planning/services that require upgrades/replacement when moving to a POWER6 model, but that
can continue to be used on the POWER5+ model. Most of these (older) features should probably also be
upgraded/replaced on the POWER5+ machine, but it is not mandatory.
The pricing of a POWER6 570 is so good, that it should be the obvious choice for new placements in the 570 space. In
fact, unless the customer does not see needed growth beyond 14,000 cpw, it is very cost-effective compared to a 550
(even with the Nov. 2007 price 550 price reduction of $60,000). This is shown in the following table. However, the real
reason for the table is because it highlights some differences between the costs of various features/upgrades.
POWER5+ 550 compared to POWER6 570 showing how good POWER6 pricing can be
Feature/Capability
CPW with 1 proc on both machines

Base Price -- favors 550, price/perf favors 570
add Enterprise enablement to POWER6 570
add 16 GB of memory (least expensive way)
Sub-Total -- price of 570 increases, but if more than 14000 cpw is
needed, 570 becomes the obvious choice
To make comparable, need to add value packs on 570 -- ignoring this here,
assuming customer already owns or doesn't need that SW
Add 2 processors to 550 and 1 to 570 for "similar performance
550 = 2 @ $2,100 570 = 1 @ $17,700
i5/OS for 2 or 1 additional processors 550 = P20, 570 = P30
2-add'l years 24 x 7 SWMA for 3 procs on 550; , 2 procs on 570
Total -- price, and future performance growth favor the 570
POWER5+ 550
Enterprise Edition
3800-14000 cpw
P20 SW Tier
3,800 cpw
$160,000
-$11,124
$173,124
POWER6 570
1/4-way
5500-21200 cpw
P30 SW Tier
5,500 cpw
$165,000
$50,000
$29,670
$244,670
n/a
???
total cpw ~ 10,500

$4,200
$88,000
$22,401
$287,725
total cpw ~ 10,800

$17,700
$59,000
$22,400
$343,770
IMPORTANT: Recognize that the above is a comparison against a POWER5+ 550. Comparisons against a
POWER5+ 570 are far more favorable -- especially because the SW tier is equal to or favors the POWER6 570.
Maintenance prices also favor the POWER6.

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Recognize also that the above example is for a new system comparison, not an upgrade. Upgrade comparisons can
favor either a 550 or a POWER6 570 -- depending on the needed level of processing power and the number of i5/OS
licenses already purchased on the "from" system. Because of this, in many cases it will be difficult to sell upgrades to
existing 570 POWER5+ models: and, in some cases, customers may not be able to upgrade to V5R4 of i5/OS and
therefore will not be able to be able to upgrade to a POWER6 system!
Finally, the above discussion comparing POWER5+ and POWER6 pricing is based on comparisons of Enterprise edition
systems to POWER6 570 systems with a $50,000 enterprise enablement feature. The difference in price between a
POWER5+ Enterprise edition and a Standard Edition was far more than $50,000. Therefore, price differences between
POWER6 570 editions and POWER5+ 570 Standard editions are far different -- and in some cases could favor the
POWER5+.
For Planning Purposes -- Product Withdrawals -- Creating a Sense of Urgency

As you should be well aware, Upgrades from 825 Models end on December 1, 2007 and from 870/890 models on
April 1, 2008. With the announcement of the POWER6 570, the 825/870/890 models have new upgrade paths UNTIL
upgrades to the new POWER6 570 are discontinued from the 8xx models on the same dates.
In July 2007, the 146.8 GB disks were officially withdrawn from marketing on the 825/870/890 models. They were
announced for those models in error and were never shipped or supported. This withdrawal makes the lack of support
on those models official. It also provides another reason to upgrade from those models. Also, at that time, the #5555
& 5556 mirroring features were withdrawn. With the announcement of disk price reductions and newer disk controllers
earlier in the year, there was no reason to continue to sell these features. They were kept in place to allow their delivery
without having to modify outstanding proposals. Their discontinuance encourages the user of newer disk controllers.

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i520/i550/POWER5/5+ i570/i595 Product Structure/Changes Information

The next 4 pages explain the product structure for the System i5 models announced January 31, 2006. Differences from
the previous product structure are discussed. The previous product structure remains in place for processor features
previously announced. The product structure section for the POWER6 570 (MMA) follows these pages.
The eServer iSeries product line has been renamed the IBM System i (note, it is now just "i" NOT i5). eServer and
iSeries are no longer correct terms. This change is consistent with changes being made to other IBM systems and is
intended to differentiate the functionality of IBM Systems from other vendors servers.
Included within the text are various product structure tables that show the number of base i5/OS and Enterprise
Enablement licenses included in the base price. Additional hardware, i5/OS, and Enterprise Enablement (5250 OLTP)
licenses can be purchased for $50,000 each. An Enterprise Enablement for unrestricted use on ALL i5/OS licensed
processors is available on i570 ($150,000) and i595 models ($250,000), but not the i550. After purchasing an unlimited or
"Full Enterprise Enablement" on an i570/i595, upgrades to larger processor features within the 570 or within the 595
continue to use the unlimited enablement. When upgrading from a 570 with a Full Enterprise Enablement feature to a
595, the Full Enterprise Enablement is converted for the price difference between the 570 and 595 feature.
Express Configurations and Value Editions and Accelerator for System i5 520:
Note: The System i model 520 is withdrawn from marketing effective 7/08/08. It is superseded by models 515/525.
Please refer to the earlier pages for information on that model. Express configurations and Value editions now use 1.9
GHz processors that increase the base cpw to 600/30 and 1200/60. Accelerator features are available on these editions,
but NOT on the Standard, Enterprise, or other i520 editions. The accelerator feature provides the capability to increase
the 600/30 cpw processor feature to 3100/30 cpw; or the 1200/60 cpw feature to 3800/60 cpw. Except for the 600/30 cpw
express editions, the accelerator can be ordered with the initial value/express edition system or at a later date. On the
600/30 value editions (as with all "additional" features added to any express edition), the accelerator can only be ordered
as an MES. Like CoD on larger models, the accelerator is a software key rather than a piece of hardware that needs to
be installed.
The intent of the accelerator is to provide full processor capability for applications that are more compute intensive than
traditional i5/OS applications. This includes functions such as WebSphere, Java, or Domino. As a side note, smaller
memory systems, such as are typical on value/express configurations, will also benefit from a new 32-bit Java capability
available with V5R4 of i5/OS. This makes an accelerated system very viable for many small companies needing web or
other compute-intensive capabilities.
A less obvious change provided by the accelerator is that without this feature the 600/30 cpw only can support 2 LPARS
and the 1200/60 3 LPARS. With the feature, a full 10 LPARs can be configured.
Upgrades are available from the 600/30 to 1200/60 models. If the accelerator was previously activated on the 600/30
model, it is converted to the 3800 cpw accelerator as part of the upgrade. Upgrades are NOT available from earlier
value/express editions to the processor features announced January 2006.
"Smart IOA (IOPless) capabilities (see below) are now available. Because of this a no-charge IOP is no longer included
within the processor on any of the new i5 models using 1.9 or 2.2 Ghz processors, with the exception of the 9405 express
configurations which are w/d 7/08/08.
.
1.9 GHz Express configurations are similar to 1.5 GHz Express configurations, offering both mirroring and RAID-5.
An area often analyzed is whether to sell a Value edition or Express configuration. To keep the cost down, Express
configurations are pre-configured (and often pre-manufactured). The original intent, was to have distributors stock them
for immediate delivery. Because of this, additional features must be added as an MES after the initial order, and features
cannot be removed from Express configurations prior to shipment. Value editions provide greater initial ordering flexibility.
Specific configuration requirements are one consideration when determining which edition to purchase. For example, one
feature to consider is the tape drive. For compatibility with older systems being replaced, the express configurations
include a 30 GB Quarter Inch Cartridge (QIC) tape drive. Value edition configurations could instead specify a newer
faster internal LTO-2 tape drive. These drives provide greater speed and capacity, and often allow unattended backup.
Note: Previously available VXA tape drives were discontinued from marketing May 8, 2007. The low cost replacement
tape is a 4mm Cartridge, announced April 10, 2007. Other value vs. express considerations include console (twinax is on
express) and rack mount (tower is on express).

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Model 520 Changes in 2006:

Note: For most environments, the 520 Enterprise configurations have been superseded by the model 525 (and
sometimes even a 515). Based on specific requirements model 520 Solution or Standard editions may still be viable.
Please refer to the an earlier section of this paper for information on those models.
In January 2006, the 520 Models were enhanced with 1.9Ghz Power5+ processors, except the smallest value/express
editions, they now all have L3 cache (previously only on the largest 1-way and 2-way). This cache capability enhances
compute-intensive functions such as WebSphere, Java, Domino, etc.
The 1200 cpw processor feature supports 3 LPARs (was 4 on 1000 cpw) and the 2800 feature supports 7 (was 10 on
2400 cpw). The 1/2-way processor feature replaces a 2-way feature. This means that the second processor provides
CoD, including on/off capabilities. All models in the System i product line except for the model 515 now have processor
features with CoD capabilities.
The smallest Standard Edition now has 3800 cpw (was 1000). The price is less than the previous 2400 cpw standard
edition. If a customer needs less cpw, a value/express edition may be an option; but most customers using standard
editions run compute-intensive activities, and need the additional performance.
The number of PCI-X slots in the 1.9 Ghz 520 system unit or CEC remains at six, but one of the slots can now only be
used with smart IOAs or IOPless adapters. In some cases, if using an IOA that needs an IOP, a tower/drawer that was
not needed with the earlier processor features may be required. The previously included HSL loop is now an optional
feature of the 1.9 GHz 520. Adding it to the system does NOT reduce the number of available PCI-X slots. The #5709
RAID enabler feature has been replaced/ renumbered/ renamed as the #5727 Integrated Cache - 40 MB it still supports
RAID-5. As before, the suggestion (for performance reasons) is to usually only place 4 disks on this feature, and if
necessary add another controller to support the additional 4 drives that can be installed in the system unit.
DDR-2 memory is used with the 1.9 GHz processor features. It is configured using memory features which ship "pairs"
rather than "quads" of memory DIMMs. This allows greater flexibility. The 8 available physical memory slots now allow 4
"pairs", not 2 "quads" of memory features. This usually results in lower priced configurations. The prices of the new
DDR-2 memory features are also usually lower than previous memory features. With DDR-2 memory, there is no longer
memory compatibility on upgrades from 810 models.
When upgrading from an older 1.5/1.65 GHz 520 to a new 1.9 GHz processor feature, memory must be replaced. There
are no memory credits on upgrades. Recognize that when upgrading a processor, additional memory is usually added.
With the lower prices, the total DDR-2 memory cost may not be much more expensive than the added DDR-1 memory
cost on a 1.5/1.65 GHz 520.
CBU editions were added to the 520 product line in October 2006 -- see CBU section for more information.
Model i520 Product Structure Table

Standard Edition
Model i520
1-way
1.5 or 1.65 GHz
2-way 1.65 GHz
1-way 1.9 GHz
1/2-way 1.9 GHz
Enterprise Edition Base
Proc. Activations*
i5/OS Licenses
Proc. Activations*
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
add'l @ $1,800
i5/OS Lic's.
($25,000 w/SWMA)
1
Ent. Enable.
($50,000)
n/a
1
1
1
1
n/a
1
* Number of processors with HW activation when shipped.

The model 550 was refreshed in January 2006 with 1.9 GHz Power5+ processors. Previous 550 editions included 2
processor activations. The 1.9 GHz features includes one activation for the Standard, Enterprise, HA, and most Solution
editions (Domino and Solution Editions running SAP remain with multiple activations). Each 550 Power5+ processor
activation costs $2,100 (processor activations on the original 550 are $3,700).
While it is possible to upgrade from the original 550 to the new processor features, there is only a moderate level of
increased performance. This needs to be evaluated against the cost of the upgrade (the entire CEC is replaced), and the
requirement to replace memory. The fact that there is an upgrade path available should however be a positive sign for
existing 550 customers who are worried about future 550 upgradeability.
Memory is now installed in pairs. The same memory features are used on the i520 and i550. See the above i520
discussion for additional information.
CBU editions were added to the 550 product line in August 2006 -- see CBU section for more information.
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Standard Edition
Enterprise Edition
Model i550
Proc. Activ'ns*
i5/OS Licenses
Proc. Activ'n*
i5/OS Lic's.
($44,000 w/SWMA)
Ent. Enable.
($50,000)
1/4-way 1.65 Ghz
1+1
add'l @ $3,700
1
add'l @ $2,100
1 (2 for
Domino Edn)
1 (2 for
Domino Edn)
1+1
add'l @ $3,700
1
add'l @ $2,100
1/4-way 1.9 Ghz

The model 570 was refreshed with 2.2 GHz Power5+ processors in January 2006. There is no direct replacement for the
1/2-way processor feature. Customers needing that level of performance will select between a model i550 and a i570 2/4way. Previous 5/8-way, 9/12-way, and 13/16-way features are replaced with 4/8-way and 8/16-way features (one less
active processor at the "starting point" of each feature).
As a "general observation", the same performance can be obtained with about 3/4 as many 2.2 GHz processors as with
the previous 1.65 GHz processors. This saves both on processor activations and processor-based software licensing
(including i5/OS). Each processor activation sells for $10,500 on the 2.2 GHz processors (vs. $7,700 on the 1.65 GHz
processor features).
With the increase in processing power, it is now possible to upgrade from a 2/4-way to a newer 2/4-way or a 5/8-way to a
4/8-way, etc. These "horizontal" upgrades have not existed in the past.
New purchases of Enterprise Editions no longer include an additional processor activation -- see enterprise edition
changes section for additional information. SWMA is included in the price for the i5/OS activation included with the
purchase of a new system -- see SWMA section. An IOP is no longer included in the system unit -- see IOPless section
for additional information.
The number of 5250 OLTP Enablement licenses included with an Power5+ i570 Enterprise edition has been reduced to 1.
With the 2.2 GHz processors each 5250 enablement provides about 4200 cpw (was 3000). The change was made to
address a common customer concern of "being forced" to purchase more 5250 OLTP than they really wanted/needed
(was 4 licenses minimum for 2/4-way and larger 1.65 GHz models). The reduced amount of 5250 OLTP enablements
makes it far less expensive when considering a system with mixed i5/OS, AIX, and Linux licenses.
Pricing for additional enablements has been reduced to $50,000 each (was $100,000 on i550 and $150,000 on i570/i590).
For similar processing power, customers purchasing a second activation will spend the same or less than in the past.
The 2.2 GHz processor features require DDR-2 memory. The 570 memory features continue to ship "quads" of memory
DIMMs. Pricing is similar to previous DDR-1 memory except for less expensive 16 GB memory features and a more
expensive 32 GB memory feature. Upgrades to a 2.2 GHz 570 system will require replacement of all memory features. It
is NOT possible to have a system with mixed 1.65 GHz and 2.2 GHz processors.
CBU editions were enhanced and additional processor features added in the summer of 2006 -- see CBU section for
more information.

Standard Edition
Model 570
1/2-way 1.65 GHz
2/4-way 1.65 GHz
2/4-way 2.2 GHz
5/8-way 1.65 GHz
4/8-way 2.2 GHz
9/12-way 1.65 GHz
8/16-way 2.2 GHz
13/16-way 1.65 GHz
Enterprise Edition
Proc. Activ'ns*
i5/OS Lic's.
Proc. Activ'n*
1
2
2
5
4
9
8
13
1
1
1
1 (was 4)**
1
1 (was 4)**
1
1 (was 4)**
1+1
2+1
2
5+1
4
9+1
8
13 + 1
i5/OS Licenses
($59,000 w/SWMA)
1
1
1
1 (was 4)**
1
1 (was 4)**
1
1 (was 4)**
Ent. Enable.
($50,000)
2
4
1
4
1
4
1
4
Additional 1.65 GHz processor activations sell for $7,700; and 2.2 GHz processor activations for $10,500.
** Reduction from 4 to 1 included licenses occurred July 12, 2005 -- HW price was reduced by $135,000 at
the same time -- net effect for customers still needing 4 licenses is zero change. Customers running AIX or
Linux on some of the processors receive a price benefit.
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Model 595 Changes in 2007

In April 2007, the model 595 was refreshed with 2.3 GHz Power5+ processors. These processors provide about a 17%
throughput increase over systems with the same number of 1.9 GHz processors, and about a 27% increase over 1.65
GHz models. While the prices of the 2.3 GHz features are slightly higher, the price performance is improved. They
originally required i5/OS at a minimum level of V5R4 but that has since changed to allow the use of V5R3.
In January 2006, the model 595 was refreshed with 1.9 GHz Power5 processors. Later in the year, DDR-2 memory was
made available on both 1.9 and 1.65 GHz models. DDR-1 and DDR-2 memory cannot be mixed on the same system.
Use of DDR2 memory can allow the machine to run slightly faster (1 to 3% no where near enough to justify replacing
DDR1 memory). For most features, DDR2 memory is considerably less expensive than DDR1 memory. DDR2 memory
is configured differently than DDR1 memory. DDR1 memory has 2-4 and 4-8 GB features. The DDR2 features are 0 - 4
and 0 - 8 GB; however, a minimum of 2 or 4 GB of Memory on Demand must be permanently activated when the
respective card is installed. (i.e. the configuration requirements of the 0 - 4 GB feature require that 2 GB be activated).
In the summer of 2006, an engineering change was made to the i595 models. Pricing, performance and functionality
were not affected. The new feature codes ensure "older and newer" processor features are not "mixed" on the same
machine (which does not work).
CBU editions were enhanced and additional processor features added in the summer of 2006 -- see CBU section.

Black for Original 1.65 GHz features, burgundy for 1.9 GHz features, blue for 2.3 GHz features
Standard Edition
Model i595
8/16-way 1.65 GHz

8/16-way 1.9 GHz
8/16-way 2.3 GHz
16/32-way 1.65 GHz
16/32-way 1.9 GHz
16/32-way 2.3 GHz
32/64-way 1.65 GHz
32/64-way 1.9 GHz
32/64-way 2.3 GHz
Enterprise Edition
Proc. Activ'ns*
i5/OS Lic's
Proc. Activ'n*
8
8
8
16
16
16
32
32
32
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
8+1
8
8
16 + 1
16
16
32 + 1
32
32
i5/OS Licenses
($59,000
w/SWMA)
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
Ent. Enable.
($50,000)
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
Additional 1.65 GHz processor activations sell for $21,000; 1.9 GHz processor activations for $32,500; and
2.3 GHz processor activations for $31,800.
* Number of processors with HW activation when shipped. Additional SW licenses will always be needed
Smart IOA (IOPless) Capabilities:

For about three years, IBM has been introducing selected I/O Adapters (IOAs) that do not require the use of an I/O
Processor (IOP). This capability is only available on POWER5 systems or later. This trend continues with a number of
new adapters being announced. Some of these adapters work in "dual mode" -- using an IOP if it exists, but not requiring
one. Depending on how a given IOA is used, the same piece of hardware may have different feature numbers. This is
done to help eConfig ensure there are appropriate IOPs available and allow IBM Manufacturing to build the system.
Additional IOPless adapters will be announced in the future; with a goal of eventually totally eliminating the need for IOPs.
The ability to eliminate the IOP is based on increased speed and functionality in the IOAs. By eliminating IOPs, costs are
eliminated, PCI slots can be better used, and LPAR configuration is greatly simplified.
The main processor complex (CEC) of all Power5+ processor features no longer includes an IOP. The original processor
features still include the IOP in the CEC. IF an IOP is needed with the new processors, the cost increases by $2,100.
Likewise, PCI-X towers (5094, 5095, 5294, 0595) no longer include an IOP feature and have therefore been reduced in
price. If you no longer need the IOP, pricing is improved. If an IOP needs to be added back into the tower, the total price
is slightly higher than the previous price for the tower.

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POWER6 BladeCenter Processors running i5/OS

Product Structure Information
This section of the paper provides information on i5/OS V6R1 support for the JS22 Blade running in a BladeCenter H
chassis. It includes product structure and positioning information. Some pricing information for the JS22 blade and
associated i5/OS software (P10 tier plus user entitlement charges) is included here, but more complete information is in
the pricing section. NOTE: Changes have occurred See updated information in PowerSystem Blades Quick Pricer.
POWER6 BladeCenter with JS22 blades running i5/OS:

On January 29, 2008, IBM announced (US announcement letters 108-075 and 208-014) that the JS22 POWER6 blade
previously announced (Nov. 6, 2007, anno. letter 106-679) for use with AIX (5.3 or later) and Linux (SUSE Linux
Enterprise Server 10 for POWER, or later; or Red Hat Enterprise Linux for POWER6, or later) can now also run V6R1 of
i5/OS (upon availability on March 21, 2008).
The JS22 blade includes 2 low-power 4.0 GHz high-performance dual core 64-bit POWER6 processors (4 processor
"cores" total). The blade supports from 2 to 32 GB of memory, has two 1 Gb Ethernet ports, supports expansion cards
(NOT PCI cards), and needs 1 SAS disk drive on the blade (when running i5/OS, this drive is ONLY used to load/run
VIOS (discussed later), not i5/OS itself -- which must run on virtualized SAN storage). The processors on the blade do
NOT provide L3 cache or On/Off Capacity on Demand (CoD) capabilities.
When running a JS22 blade for i5/OS workloads, a copy of i5/OS ($14,999 including 1 year of SWMA P10 software tier)
will be required for each processor core running i5/OS. User entitlements are also required and are packaged/priced at
the same level as for a System i 525 ("10-packs", unlimited, external, and collaboration pricing options -- see the product
structure section for 515/525 models for additional information). User entitlements are purchased on a "per blade" basis,
NOT on a per processor basis within the blade (which is what i5/OS uses). If a BladeCenter has multiple blades running
i5/OS each blade will need it's own i5/OS licenses and user entitlements. The largest partition in a blade environment will
realistically be 3 processors. While it is possible to add a fraction of the fourth processor on the blade for i5/OS usage, it
is usually NOT cost-effective. Each i5/OS partition (LPAR) will need it's own storage area and copy of i5/OS.
When running i5/OS, the JS22 blade is currently limited to running in a BladeCenter H chassis; but if it is only used for
Linux and/or AIX, it can now also be used in a BladeCenter S chassis. The sales training teleconference (tech-talk) on
blades indicated that in the future, the JS22 will be able to run in a BladeCenter S chassis, and that there are future plans
for a 2-core POWER6 blade. The JS22 blade cannot be used in the BladeCenter E chassis.
"i5/OS on the JS22 uses POWER VM Standard Edition, which provides POWER Hypervisor, Micro-Partitioning, Virtual I/O
Server (VIOS) with Integrated Virtualization Manager, and Virtual LAN features. i5/OS is a client to the VIOS partition for
access to BladeCenter resources and attached storage devices. The VIOS partition owns the Fibre, Ethernet, and
adapters on the blade and virtualizes the resources to the i5/OS partition." When setting up the blade, a full processor will
usually be dedicated to running VIOS.
Because all disk and other I/O functions will be virtualized (via VIOS and a SAN) it is usually most cost-effective to
dedicate one of the 4 cores on the blade to VIOS processing (in its own partition), and then run up to 3 processors for
i5/OS. With 3 processors running i5/OS and 1 running VIOS, the JS22 blade is rated at 11,400 cpw See Power
System Blades Quick Pricer for updated CPW value, etc.
The ONLY disk subsystems supported with the JS22 blades running i5/OS are IBM DS4700, DS4800, DS8100, and
DS8300 storage subsystems. If a different type of SAN is already being used with a BladeCenter, it will not be useable
with i5/OS (and potentially not with POWER6 AIX or Linux). Additional planning is required to ensure that other features
already installed in an existing BladeCenter will be compatible with an i5/OS installation.
With blade servers you can consolidate your System i and Intel processor-based servers into a single chassis, leveraging
the management, space, and power savings provided by BladeCenter solutions. For more information, visit
http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/bladecenter/js22e/index.html
The BladeCenter H chassis has 14 blade bays for up to 14 POWER6 and x86 blade servers. For more information, visit
http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/bladecenter/bladeh/index.html
"IBM BladeCenter JS22 is now available to IBM System i Business Partners with the announcement of i5/OS V6R1
support for the JS22. IBM Business Partners approved to sell System i and System p hardware can sell the JS22 with
any of the supported operating systems: i5/OS, AIX, or Linux. Business Partners not approved to sell both System i
and System p hardware can sell the JS22 only with the operating systems (i5/OS and Linux or AIX and Linux) they are
approved to market."
The BladeCenter and JS22 blade are customer setup and contain/utilize IBM Licensed Machine Code.
Additional information about POWER6 BladeCenter Processors running i5/OS can be found in US announcement letters
208-014 and 108-075.
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Positioning i5/OS on BladeCenter, compared to other System i Models

The announcement of i5/OS running on a POWER6 blade is quite exciting. But before selling a blade-based solution, one
must understand the customer's requirements and expectation levels. This subsection will help position the strengths of
i5/OS in a blade environment, and help you avoid problems that could occur from incorrect expectation levels.
Why is the announcement of i5/OS running on a blade in a BladeCenter so important?

Running a new version of i5/OS on a Blade shows the vitality of i5/OS for the future; and the fact that the operating
system once again has proven its flexibility to move in new directions. The unfounded rumors/concerns of
System i and/or i5/OS being obsolete are once again dispelled by this announcement.
Some customers and/or their consultants insist on a Blade environment. This may or may not be the right solution;
but it is a lot easier to sell when one can simply say: "fine, we have that: and then later in the selling process,
determine and position the right solution.
This is the first announcement of a totally common hardware product for both System i and System p
environments.
ISVs (software vendors) who have applications that have different modules running on different operating
systems will be well served. They will be able to pre-integrate their applications into a BladeCenter environment
that has different modules running in different LPARs and/or on different blades. The hardware needed for both
POWER6-based applications and Intel-based applications can be pre-configured all within the same BladeCenter.
Running in a Blade environment opens i5/OS capabilities to all customers installing IBM BladeCenters. Many of
these customers may not be using i5/OS today. Customers who truly utilize the i5/OS environment recognize that the
integration, high levels of security, etc. have business value over other environments. The hope is that an i5/OS
application added to an existing BladeCenter will lead customers to embrace i5/OS and further grow their
first environment and its applications. However, as previously mentioned, one needs to do additional planning to
ensure that features already installed on an existing BladeCenter will be compatible with an i5/OS installation.
Having an i5/OS environment running in a BladeCenter may influence a customer to purchase an IBM
BladeCenter instead of a competitive offering from another vendor. .
In some cases, adding a JS22 Blade and i5/OS to an existing BladeCenter will allow customers to retire older
iSeries and/or AS/400 platforms.
Price-Positioning Blades and Traditional System i Platforms

The total cost of an i5/OS environment on a BladeCenter is going to be directly related to "how much of the BladeCenter
costs you are allocating to the i5/OS environment."
If the customer already owns a BladeCenter and the appropriate SAN storage, the cost to add i5/OS and a Blade is going
to be far less than if the customer has to purchase these items. Then again, IF the customer is purchasing a Blade
environment for i5/OS, they are probably ALSO deploying Intel-based blades at the same time (otherwise it would be
more cost-effective to purchase a System i 515 or 525).
The net is, in addition to price, one needs to examine areas that include: Existing Customer-owned BladeCenter
hardware and SANs; customer skills setting up and managing BladeCenters; and future growth requirements.
A chart in the Sales/Partners training webcast and teleconference did a nice job of summarizing the situation. Below, I've
attempted to capture the gist of that chart in words. The further you go down in the set of bullets, the greater the price
becomes, as well the functionality/power/value of the system.
The following items span a continuum:
Least Expensive & and fewest "additional things you have to add to be viable"
Stand-alone model 515 -- fully operational, includes needed HW for a viable configuration (disk, memory, tape
drive, i5/OS license, 5 user entitlements, etc.). May need to add more features for additional power or capacity.
If the customer already owns a BladeCenter with a viable SAN, all one needs to add is a POWER6 blade, i5/OS,
user entitlements, and some additional disks to the existing SAN to house the data used by i5/OS. This can be
less expensive than a 525.
Stand-alone 525 -- more expandability than a 515. May need to expand further by adding features.
Purchasing a BladeCenter chassis, Blade(s), SAN, i5/OS, and user entitlements -- will be more expensive than a
stand-alone 525, but has the potential to provide up to 11,040 cpw vs. a maximum of 7100 cpw on a POWER5+
525 system.
Stand-alone 550 or 570 -- likely to cost more than a single JS22 blade running i5/OS (even when a BladeCenter
and SAN may need to be purchased). Has more power, memory capacity, expandability, and ease-ofuse/management than Blade-based solution. Supports more than 3 processors in a single LPAR.
Most Expensive & Greatest System value, functionality, expandability
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Two (potentially) incorrect Customer Expectation Levels -- and reality!

Expectation: Blades are cheap; therefore i5/OS functionality will be less expensive in a Blade environment.
Reality: While the base price of a JS22 blade itself (with four POWER6 cores available) starts at only $4,481. Adding the
hardware necessary to support i5/OS (memory, a disk drive, 2 processors enabled, Ethernet/fibre channel
expansion card, etc.) increases the price to $7,436. Note: With similar features, a blade for an AIX or Linux
environment would have a similar price.
And, that's just for the blade itself. It does NOT include the price of the BladeCenter chassis, a SAN, i5/OS (at
$14,999 per processor), or user entitlements. By comparison, a usable System i model 515 starts as low as
$6,995 (including 2 disk drives, memory, tape, i5/OS license, and 5 user entitlements).
That said, as a customer requires more processor activations, the price per unit of work decreases -- and the
total processing power of a single JS22 blade is more than what's available on a System i 525.
When future, smaller offerings (like a 2-way blade, or the use of a BladeCenter S chassis) become available, the
blade environment will become more cost-effective for low-end customers.
Expectation: BladeCenters are easy to set up and manage.
Reality: While the BladeCenter approach is FAR easier to set up and manage than "server farms", and SAN storage is
easier to set up and manage then most servers' "natively managed" storage subsystems; the integrated
capabilities of System i allow VERY rapid speed of deployment and essentially "built-in" SAN functionality for the
native disk subsystems. Therefore, the ease and speed of deployment of i5/OS in a blade environment
(especially if the customer has no previous BladeCenter expertise) will be more complex and time-consuming
than the installation of most 515/525 systems.
Then again, if the customer already has skills with BladeCenter software, their existing SAN, and VIOS; the
additional work needed to prepare to run an i5/OS environment can be "just a couple of hours -- or less", before
they are ready to start loading the integrated i5/OS environment.
Running i5/OS on Blades -- Turning a Customer Concern into a Potential Benefit

Unfortunately, I expect some customers (and/or Business Partners) who attempt to install BladeCenters with
insufficient planning and/or incorrect expectation level, will blame an unsatisfactory experience on i5/OS. In reality,
all the functions that will cause difficulties are the exact same ones involved in setting up a BladeCenter with
SANs and VIOS -- for ANY environment.
Many System i customers have to a great extent ignored or taken for granted the value of integration that i5/OS provides.
They do not realize how much is pre-integrated -- both in System i hardware itself; and within i5/OS. Should they
encounter problems setting up blade environments , it can be a rude "welcome to the reality of the rest of the world". The
difficulties encountered will be items that administrators of other (non System i) platforms have routinely faced. Once the
customer gets past the BladeCenter, SAN, and VIOS installation steps (and more importantly the education that may be
needed to do these), they can load i5/OS (which has traditionally been pre-loaded for System i models). With i5/OS
installed, the software portion of the operation is once again "integrated" -- but they will still need to deal with external
SAN and other BladeCenter hardware interfaces.
The key here is realizing that System i customers installing blades will be faced with performing integration steps - BEFORE i5/OS can even be loaded. To those familiar with other platforms, it will be "business as usual". For System
i customers (and some of our Sellers), for the first time in a long time, they may recognize the reason we place so
much emphasis on System i and i5/OS's integration and "managing your business, not your computer!"

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POWER6 BladeCenter Processors running i5/OS -- Pricing/Config. Info.

See announcement letters 108-075 & 208-014 for details. Available March 21, 2008. Configure via eCFGPWR
Hardware Product Number: 7998-61X
Software Product Number: 5761-SSA (P20 SW tier)
"The IBM BladeCenter JS22 with the i5/OS operating system extends the promise of the IBM BladeCenter family of
products easy-to-use, integrated platforms with a high degree of deployment flexibility, scalability, and manageability
for IBM Business Partners authorized to sell System i hardware and the i5/OS operating system.
The i5/OS operating system uses a Virtual I/O Server (VIOS) partition for access to BladeCenter resources and attached
storage devices."
Express offerings feature a minimum of one Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) disk drive with 4 GB DDR2, 667 MHz DIMMs. In
addition, with the i5/OS operating system, Advanced POWER Virtualization Standard Edition and the QLogic Ethernet
and 4 Gb Fibre Channel Expansion Card (CFFh) are required. The SAS Expansion Card (CFFv) for IBM BladeCenter is
recommended.
Key prerequisites: An IBM BladeCenter chassis: BladeCenter H, BladeCenter HT, or BladeCenter S; i5/OS is
supported only with the BladeCenter H chassis.
A network switch module (required when used with Serial over LAN Console support).
A rack (7042-B42 recommended).
An operating system: i5/OS, AIX, Red Hat Linux, or Novell SUSE Linux.
This product is customer setup, and contains Licensed Machine Code.
Value-added features: Features for factory installation, such as software preload and installation of the BladeCenter H
Chassis in the 7014-B42 rack, are enabled with this announcement.
Systems management: i5/OS on the JS22 uses Advanced POWER Virtualization Standard Edition which provides
POWER Hypervisor, Micro-Partitioning, Virtual I/O Server with Integrated Virtualization Manager, and Virtual LAN
features. i5/OS uses the VIOS partition for access to BladeCenter resources and attached storage devices. The VIOS
partition owns the Fibre, Ethernet, and SAS adapters on the blade and virtualizes the resources to the i5/OS partition.
Available Features for JS22 blade configuration with i5/OS -- machine type 7998-61X
Feature
Number
61X
8400
Description and Comments

The blade itself -- Supports 2 to 32 GB of Memory (4 slots total for 2 pairs of DIMMs),
Dual Gigabit Ethernet, one SAS disk drive
BlaceCenter JS22 with 2 x 2-core 4 GHz POWER6 processors,
4 MB or L2 cache per core, No L3 cache
Price
$220
$4,481
8232
8233
8234
8235
Memory DIMMS
Memory DIMMS
Memory DIMMS
Memory DIMMS
2 GB (2 x 1 GB) DDR2 667 MHz DIMMs

$449
$899
$2,299
$13,699
8237
8236
IBM 73 GB SAS10k rpm small form factor (sff) Hard Disk Drive -- will store VIOS (NOT i5/OS)
IBM 146 GB SAS10k rpm sff Hard Disk Drive -- only stores VIOS (suggest #8237 instead)
$329
$429
8399
8401
Zero-priced Processor Entitlement -- restrictions apply -- use eCFGPWR

Processor Entitlement
$0
$100
8252
8250
QLogic Ethernet and 4 Gb Fibre Channel Expansion Card (CFFh - horizontal)

SAS Expansion Card (CFFv - vertical) for IBM BladeCenter
this SAS adapter is recommended for use with a SAS tape drive for backup purposes.
$999
$249
5409
Advancded POWER Virtualization Standard Edition
$0
Service Warranty Publications

JS22 Installation and User's Guide #8260-8263, 8266-8269, or 8278-8281 -- Lang. dependant
$0
$0
8259
various

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Maintenance/Warranty Upgrade Prices for the 61X are:

Description
IOR #9796 3 Year Warranty
Warranty Upgrade to 2 Hour On-Site 24x7x2 Warranty
Warranty Upgrade to 4 Hour On-Site 9x5x4 ESA Warranty
Extended 2 Hour On-Site 24x7x2 ESA Maintenance
Extended 4 Hour On-Site 24x7x4 ESA Maintenance
Warranty Upgrade to On-Site 24 x 7
IOR #9798 Maintenance
IO8 On-Site Repair Maintenance
ESA On-Site 9x5 Maintenance
ESA On-Site 24 x 7 Maintenance
Price
$400
$480
$279
$375
$270
$400
$342a
$242a
$200a
$300as
Minimum system configuration with i5/OS: Each 7998-61X configuration with i5/OS must contain a minimum of:
One IBM BladeCenter JS22 4-core, 4.0 GHz (#8400 -- $4,481)

One Memory DIMMs (at least one of these):
2 GB (2 x 1 GB) DDR2 667 MHz DIMMs (#8232 -- $449)

4 GB (2 x 2 GB) DDR2 667 MHz DIMMs (#8233 -- $899)
8 GB (2 x 4 GB) DDR2 667 MHz DIMMs (#8234 -- $2,299)
16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR2 533 MHz DIMMs (#8235 -- $13,699)
Processor Entitlement (one of these)
Four Processor Entitlement (#8401 -- 4 x $100) OR

Express configurations
Two Processor Entitlement (#8401 -- 2 x $100)

Two Zero-priced Processor Entitlement (#8399 -- 2 x $0)
One QLogic Ethernet and 4 Gb Fibre Channel Expansion Card (CFFh) (#8252 -- $999)
Four Advanced POWER Virtualization Standard Edition (#5409 -- 4 x $0)
One of these:
One IBM 73 GB SAS 10K SFF HDD (#8237 -- $329)

Note: A minimum of one copy of the Service Warranty Publications (#8259) and one copy of the JS22 Installation and
User's Guide (#8260-8263, #8266-8269, or #8278-8281) is required at each customer installation.
Express configuration with i5/OS -- Express configurations save money -- they are common in
the System p environment, and will become more important in FUTURE System i products.
If you order a JS22 server Express Product Offering, as defined here, you may qualify for a processor entitlement at
no additional charge. A minimum of 4 GB of memory and one SAS 10 K SFF HDD is required to determine if a
customer is entitled to a processor entitlement at no additional charge.
You can make changes to the standard features as needed and still qualify for processor entitlements at no additional
charge. However, selection of total memory or DASD smaller than the totals defined as the minimums disqualifies
the order as an Express Product Offering.
You must purchase Advanced POWER Virtualization Standard Edition (#5409 - no charge) or Advanced POWER
Virtualization Enterprise Edition (#5649 - $0 -- not used by i5/OS, may be needed if blade also used with AIX or Linux) for
each Express Product Offering.
One IBM BladeCenter JS22 4-core, 4.0 GHz (#8400 -- $4,481)

One of these (minimum memory of 4 GB):
Two 2 GB (2 x 1 GB) DDR2 667 MHz DIMMs (#8232 -- $449)

One 4 GB (2 x 2 GB) DDR2 667 MHz DIMMs (#8233 -- $899)*
One 8 GB (2 x 4 GB) DDR2 667 MHz DIMMs (#8234 -- $2,299)*
One 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR2 533 MHz DIMMs (#8235 -- $13,699)*
* Additional memory DIMMs of any size may be added.
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One of these:
Four Advanced POWER Virtualization Standard Edition (#5409 -- no charge)
Four Advanced POWER Virtualization Enterprise Edition (#5649 -- 4 x $0)

One of these (minimum of 73 GB):

Two Processor Entitlement (#8401 -- 2 x $100)
Two Zero-priced Processor Entitlement (#8399 -- $0); receive two processor entitlements (#8399) at no
additional charge. Four processors are entitled.
In addition, with the i5/OS operating system, the following is required:
One QLogic Ethernet and 4 Gb Fibre Channel Expansion Card (CFFh) (#8252) $999
Note: A minimum of one copy of the Service Warranty Publications (#8259 -- $0) and one copy of the JS22 Installation
and User's Guide (#8260-8263 -- $0), #8266-8269 -- $0), or #8278-8281 -- $0) is required at each customer installation.
Expansion cards with i5/OS supported via VIOS
One combination form factor vertical (CFFv) may be installed with a combination form factor horizontal (CFFh)
expansion card and one SAS HDD.
CFFv expansion card: SAS Expansion Card (CFFv) for IBM BladeCenter (#8250 -- $249); the SAS
adapter is recommended for use with a SAS tape drive for backup purposes.
CFFh expansion card: QLogic Ethernet and 4 Gb Fibre Channel Expansion Card (CFFh) (#8252 -$999).
Configuration Information -- Use of Required Features:

"i5/OS on the JS22 server uses Advanced Power Virtualization Standard Edition, which includes POWER Hypervisor,
Micro-Partitioning, Virtual I/O Server (VIOS) with Integrated Virtualization Manager, and Virtual LAN features. The
i5/OS operating system uses the VIOS partition for access to BladeCenter resources and attached storage
devices.
The VIOS partition owns the fiber, Ethernet, and SAS adapters on the blade and virtualizes the resources to the
i5/OS partition(s).
The QLogic Ethernet and 4 GB Fiber Channel Expansion Card (#8252) daughter card on the JS22 blade, owned
by the VIOS partition, connects to the fiber switch in the BladeCenter H chassis. For i5/OS storage, the IBM
System Storage DS4700, DS4800, and DS8000 products connected via the VIOS partition are supported.
The two 1 GB Ethernet ports on the JS22 are connected to the Ethernet switch in the BladeCenter H chassis.
The SAS Expansion Card for BladeCenter (#8250) on the JS22 blade, owned by the VIOS partition, connects to
the SAS switch in the BladeCenter H chassis. For backup of i5/OS data to tape, the external SAS tape drive
TS2230 H3S with the Virtual Media Library capability in the VIOS partition is supported.
The 73 GB or 146 GB disk drive on the JS22 blade is used for the installation of VIOS.
For use with the i5/OS operating system, the blade can be deployed with one VIOS partition and one i5/OS partition, with
one VIOS partition and multiple i5/OS partitions, or with one VIOS partition and a combination of i5/OS, AIX, and Linux
partitions. Integrated Virtualization Manager (IVM), a function of VIOS, is used to set up and the manage the
partitions. With the JS22 implementation, i5/OS does not provide storage virtualization for other partitions on the
blade or to iSCSI attached System x or BladeCenter servers.
For backup of the i5/OS V6R1 partition, the Virtual Media Library capability in the VIOS partition is used. The Virtual
Media images are file-backed devices in the VIOS partition and are accessible to i5/OS as standard read/write optical
devices. The files are then saved by VIOS to an external SAS tape drive TS2230 H3S via the SAS adapter in the
VIOS partition. Another backup option is downloading the Virtual Media image files to a different server with an attached
tape drive through the browser-based IVM interface. The files are then saved locally to the tape drive attached to that
server.
i5/OS V6R1 (5761-SS1 / SSA) uses per processor and per user entitlements. When you select i5/OS on a BladeCenter
JS22 blade, you must purchase at least one processor entitlement and 10 user entitlements. You may purchase
additional i5/OS processor entitlements up to a maximum of four, and additional i5/OS user entitlements in blocks of 10
users. You may also purchase unlimited user, external user, and unlimited collaboration user options."

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System i Model 515 -- Express Editions, Base Models, and Features

Anno. April 10, 2007 announcement letter 107-181
The model 515 uses 1 or 2 1.9 GHz POWER5+ processors with L3 cache. The full processor capability is available
for all workloads. This will allow compute-intensive workloads to be cost-effectively added to the system. There is no
longer any restriction on 5250 OLTP. While cpw is NOT the way to size a model 515 (see the user-based discussion in
the Product Structure section), it is capable of 3800 cpw with a single processor or 7100 cpw with 2 processors.
HOWEVER, due to the restriction of only having 8 disk drives, in a disk access-intensive environment, the maximum
usable cpw may be as little as 800 cpw (this is also the case with 520 & 525 models that only have 8 disk drives).
The 1 and 2-way 515 processors have different features. There is no CoD. The 515 uses a P05 software tier. When a
second processor is needed, a physical upgrade is required -- for a feature conversion charge. The second license of
i5/OS is available for $2,995 (and the software tier remains a P05).
The model 515 is a machine type 9407 (not 9406). As such, it has terms and conditions different from 9406 models.
These include the base levels of maintenance (9 x 5, next day service, with customer-replaceable parts) and SWMA (90
days). These are upgradeable to higher levels -- which are included in some of the express packages. Also, features
such as virtualization, (that are not needed unless LPARing the system), cost extra ($590) as is also the case in an Intel
environment.
To reduce complexity, only specific features can be used with the Model 515. They are listed in this section, rather than
the feature section later in the document. The models are available as towers or for rack mounting. They do NOT
support any HSL capabilities and cannot attach additional towers. They are therefore limited to 8 disk drives.
Sizing/Positioning information -- restrictions that require proposing a different solution are:
The original maximum of 40 users has been removed for the Americas geography -- see earlier Product
Structure section for a discussion of users.
A requirement for a minimum of V5R4 of i5/OS. If the customer cannot run V5R4, a more expensive solution
will be needed.
Note: V5R4 has been available since April 2006.
To help in selling the requirement for V5R4 recognize that:
It supports "IOPless" features -- which reduce configuration costs.
V5R2 will no longer be supported after April 30, 2007.
V5R3 -- which cannot run on 6xx or older hardware, and is the FINAL release to support 7xx hardware
and 820/830/840 hardware using migration towers -- is only available until January 4, 2008.
Customers running this older software NEED to consider doing something soon.
No support for HSL capabilities and therefore cannot attach additional towers.
Disk capacity maximum of 8 x 70 GB disks -- a total of 560 GB capacity -- 420 GB usable with RAID-5
protection. This means that in a RAID-5 protected environment, the system will normally handle about 600 to a
maximum of 700 disk requests per second (6 to 12k per request, 50/50 read to write ratio). If the disk workload
peaks at levels greater than 700 requests/second, a model 525 with additional disk drives may be needed.
Maximum of 16 GB of main memory.
Two i5/OS LPARs maximum this is due to only having 2 disk controllers. Up to 10 (1 processor) or 20 (2
processors) LPARs total when using AIX/Linux. Requires virtualization feature #7966 $0.
No Upgrades into or out of the model 515, but upgrades from the 1-way to 2-way processor features are
supported.
The first year warranty and "standard" maintenance on the 515 is 9 hours, 5 days/week, next day service,
using CRU (customer replaceable units). This means that most parts are delivered to the customer and they
replace them themselves (or pay a CE). This is the way the Intel world functions. The warranty and
maintenance are upgradeable to 24 x 7 CE serviced ($564).
The SWMA for Express Configuration 1 is only 90 days. It can be upgraded to 1 (5733-SPM - $750) or 3
years (5733-SPO - $2,790).
Unlike previous 520 express editions, the 515 editions are fully configurable -- features can be added or changed at
the time of the initial order. Because of this flexibility, we do NOT expect "base models" to be ordered in many situations.
See the earlier 515/525 Product Structure Section for additional information - including information on user based
pricing and reduced price special disk & controller "combination features".

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System i Model 515 Express Edition Packaging/Pricing

The following Express Edition configuration packages are the way the 515 will usually be sold. Unlike previous model 520
express editions, they are fully configurable. Items can be added or removed from the configuration (no credit for
removals -- which will be rare). It is no longer necessary to order a configuration and then a second MES to get the
specific features desired.
The 515 can also be ordered without using the Express Configuration packaging, but the price will usually be greater (and
there is very little additional flexibility -- due to the ability to modify the packaged configurations) The non-package prices
are shown following the package price table.
Effective October 2007, the #9844 IOP feature included with 515/525 Express configurations is removed from all
515/525 Express configurations except the 515 Configuration #2 (which includes twinaxial support). With the
announcement of new IOPless WAN capabilities, there is no reason to include this additional feature at no charge to the
customer (and taking up a PCI slot). IF an IOP is still required, a billable #2844 IOP can be ordered.
Configuration 1
Info. &/or Feat. #
Configuration 2
Info. &/or Feat. #
Configuration 3
Info. &/or Feat. #
Configuration Edition Feature Code

# 1.9 Ghz Processor(s), Server & Processor Feature Codes
Software Tier
Users Included in price & no charge feature # of 5722-SSC
Maximum Users Supported
Maximum CPW, usable CPW in disk-intensive environment
using 8 disk drives -- NOTEs: (1) CPW is NOT how these
models should be sized. The number of users is the key factor.
(2) The full CPW is available for 5250 OLTP (interactive)
Max. i5/OS, Total LPARs (req's. Adv Pwr Virt Feat. #7966)
Price
#6010
1, #4901, #8327
P05
5 - 1 x #1600
40
#6011
1, #4901, #8327
P05
5 - 1 x #1600
40
#6021
2, #4903, #8330
P05
5 - 1 x #1600
40
3800, 800
3800, 800
7100, 800
2 , 10
$7,995
2, 10
$9,995
2 , 20
$21,995
Memory included in price (DDR2)

70 GB Disks included in price w/d 02/01/09
Default Disk Protection, disk controller
1 GB, 1 x #9548
2 x #9613
mirroring, no
cache
36 GB 4mm #
9258
#9540
#9793/9794
(#9493/9494
if IOP removed)
choice dependent
-Included
1 x #8410
1 GB, 1 x #9548
2 x #9613
mirroring, no cache
4 GB, 2 x #9549
4 x #9613
RAID, 40 MB cache
30 GB QIC # 9253
36 GB 4mm # 9258
#9540
#9793/9794
(#9493/9494
if IOP removed)
choice dependent
#9844
Included
1 x #8410
#9540
#9793/9794
(#9493/9494
if IOP removed)
choice dependent
-Included
2 x #8428
Description
Tape Drive included in Price (4mm has reduced $ upgr. to QIC)

DVD ROM included in price
WAN (Modem) included in price
Twinax , LAN orThin Console
IOP included in price Configuration 2 ONLY
2 Ethernet LAN ports -- part of base hardware
Processor Activation Feature included in price
i5/OS V5R4 -ONE proc. lic. on cnfig 1 & 2, TWO on cnfig. 3
IBM Web Enablement
IBM Director for iSeries
IBM iSeries Access -- unlimited users
IBM Web Enablement
SWMA (software maintenance) included in price (P05 tier)
Query 5722-QU1 withdrwawn effective Jan. 4, 2008
DB2 Query & SQL Toolkit
Chargeable WebSphere Development Studio
5722-SS1
5722-SS1
5722-SS1
5722-WE2
5722-WE2
5722-WE2
5722-DR1
5722-DR1
5722-DR1
5722-XW1
5722-XW1
5722-XW1
5722-WE1
5722-WE1
5722-WE1
3 Months
1 Year
1 Year
-withdrwawn
withdrwawn
-5722-ST1
5722-ST1
5722-WDS optional, but Defaulted onto Configuration
For more information on edition content, including specific ordering details and IBM configuration
implementation, visit: http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/i/editions

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System i Model 515 Base Product Configurations/Pricing

The features shown below will usually NOT be used. It is usually more cost-effective to use the Express Edition
configurations shown on the previous page.
The following Model 515 Base Product Configurations include a DVD ROM, a WAN IOA, and 2 Ethernet ports on the
system board. Licensing for 5 users and 1 processor of i5/OS is included. Additional packs of 5 users are $1,250 each,
and an additional i5/OS processor license is $2,995.
Model/Server
Feature (P05)
515-4901
515-4903
Features Price Breakdown

Processor(s)
Edition Feature
& Price
Speed
Feature
CPW / # Procs.
3800 cpw
1, activated
7100 cpw
2, activated
1.9 Ghz
Power 5+
includes
L3 cache
ESA
9x5
24x7
8327
6018
$ 6,995*
$86
$130
8330
6028
$12,995*
$123
$186
Features include 3 months of SWMA and a 1 year 9x5 next business day customer replacement parts warranty.
These can both be upgraded at the time of the sale.
System i Model 515 "Processor" Feature Conversions

There are NO upgrades into or out of the Model 515. The following conversions are the only ones provided:
Feature #
6010
6011
6018
From:
Description
To:
Description / Comments
Feature #
515 Express Configuration 1

515 Express Configuration 2
515 Base Prod. Config'n 1
6021
6021
6028
Price:
515 Express Configuration 3 (1-way to 2-way) *

515 Express Configuration 3 (1-way to 2-way) *
515 Base Prod Config'n. 2 (1-way to 2-way)
$8,900
$8,900
$8,900
* Conversions to an Express 3 configuration include a 2-way processor with activation of the second processor. Unlike
initial purchases of an Express 3 configuration, conversions do NOT include the additional disks, 40 MB cache
feature, memory, tape, Query software, etc. or a second copy of i5/OS ($2,995).
System i5 Model 515 Features

The model 515 is a machine type 9407. As such, only specific features can be used with it. These are listed below (with
comments/additional information on several of them).
Feature
Number
0032
0348
0353
0356
0359
0367
0551
0555
0599
0620
0621
0647
1827
1897
2640
2742
2793
2805

Modem
V.24/EIA232 20 Foot PCI Cable
V.35 20 Foot PCI Cable
V.36 20 Foot PCI Cable w/d 1/31/08
X.21 20 Foot PCI Cable
Operations Console PCI Cable
System i Rack -- 1.8 meters -- 36 EIA Units
System i 25 U Rack
Rack Filler Panel Kit -- 3 1U filler panels
Linux/AIX Direct attach - 5700 1 Gbps Ethernet IOA -- fibre attach
Linux/AIX Direct attach - 5701 1 Gbps Ethernet UTP IOA -- CAT 5 cable
Linux/AIX PCI-X Disk/Tape Controller -- No IOP -- No write cache
Serial UPS Conversion Cable
Linux/AIX 73.4 GB 15k rpm Disk Unit w/d 02/01/09
DVD ROM
PCI Two-Line WAN IOA
PCI Two-Line WAN with Modem
Quad Modem IOA supports FAX and other protocols
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Price
$525
$125
$125
$125
$375
$125
$2,668
$1,999
$75
$863
$699
$587
$95
$659
$207
$425
$585
$1,600
ESA Maintenance
9x5
24 x 7
$3
$5
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Feature
Number
2844
4327
4400
4474
4475
4746
4901
4903
5159
5570
5571
5572
5592
5593
5727
5700
5701
5706
5707
5721
5722
5727
5736
5753
5755
5775
5783
5784
6010
6011
6018
6021
6028
6068
6245
6258
6458
6460
6469
6470
6487
6492
6497
6498
6580
6585
6586
6587
6598

PCI IOP -- only needed if features requiring IOP are used
70.56 GB 15k rpm Disk (140 GB drives NOT supported in 515) -- suggest
using 5570 or 5571 disk packages instead -- less total $ w/d 02/01/09
1 GB DDR2 Storage (2 Dimms)
2 GB DDR2 Storage (2 Dimms)
4 GB DDR2 Storage (2 Dimms) -- required to get to 16 GB total storage
PCI Twinaxial Workstation IOA -- requires feature #2844 or 9844
1-way Server Feature for 515 uses 1 x #8327
2-way Server Feature for 515 uses 1 x #8330
850 watt power supply -- provides redundant power
5727 Cache + 2 x 70 GB disks -- low-price way to configuring 4 disk system - saves $998 (see 515/525 product structure section for additional info)
5727 Cache + 6 x 70 GB disks -- low-price way to config. 8 disk sys.(requires
feature #5592) -- saves $2,994 (see 515/525 product structure for add'l info)
4 x 70 GB disks -- low-price way to config. 8 disk sys.(Exp. Config. 3 ONLY)
saves $2,000 (see 515/525 product structure for add'l info)
4 Disk Slot Expansion & #5776 RAID-5 capable Controller equivalent -provides support for the 4 disks in the Expansion unit -- required for #5571 or
more than 4 disks, or for second i5/OS LPAR or for controller mirroring
Equivalent to feature # 5592, but for LInux/AIX usage -- for eConfig use
Integrated Cache - 40 MB for up to the first 4 disk drives -- recommended for
performance, also provides RAID-5 capabilities
1 Gbps Ethernet IOA -- uses IOP -- duplex LC Fibre Optic connector
1 Gbps Ethernet UTP IOA -- uses IOP -- supports UTP CAT 5 interface
PCI-x 1 Gbps Ethernet - TX IOA 2 ports
PCI-x 1 Gbps Ethernet - SX IOA fiber 2 ports
PCI-x 10 Gbps Ethernet - SR IOA LC Fibre Connector IOPless only
PCI-x 10 Gbps Ethernet - LR IOA SC Fibre Connector IOPless w/d 7/08/08
Integrated Cache -- 40 MB -- improves performance for the first 2 to 4 disks &
provides RAID-5 support -- suggest using 5570 or 5571 disk packages
instead -- they are less total $
PCI-x Disk/Tape Controller - requires IOP -- no write cache -- 2 ports
1/4-Inch Cartridge Tape - slower, less capacity than 4mm tape, more $
LTO-2 200 GB Tape Unit
PCI-x Disk/Tape Controller - IOPless -- no write cache -- 2 ports
PCI-X iSCSI HBA Copper -- for attaching System x &/or blade center
PCI-X iSCSI HBA Fiber -- for attaching System x &/or blade center
515 Express Configuration 1 -- see earlier page
515 Base Product Config 1 -- see earlier page - not usually used, more total $
515 Base Product Config 2 -- see earlier page - not usually used, more total $
Optional Front Door for 1.8 meter rack -- steel, perforated for ventilation
Rack Trim Kit
36 GB 4mm Tape Unit -- Faster, less expensive, larger capacity than QIC
14-Foot Int 250V/10 A Power Cord -- used in rack
14-Foot 125V/15 A Power Cord -- wall outlet type 4 plug
14-Foot 250V/15 A Power Cord -- wall outlet type 5 plug
6-Foot 125V/15 A Power Cord -- type 4 plug
14-Foot 1phase/48-60A Power Cord -- type 46 plug to power distribution unit
6-Foot 250V/15 A Power Cord -- type 34 plug w/d 1/31/08
Optional Rack Security Kit
DASD Locking Kit -- important if Tower unit in public area -- each kit secures
4 disks, requires user-supplied padlock (don't lose the key)
Modem Tray for 19-Inch Rack -- 1 U of Rack Space
Rear Cover -- decorative, provides with sound deadening
Disk Slot Filler -- Quantity 4 -- not needed on initial shipment, only needed if
disk drives are removed
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Price
ESA Maintenance
9x5
24 x 7
$2,100
$999
$550
$1,160
$2,781
$750
--$417
$2,499
$58
$58
$87
$87
$4,499
$2,000
$1,500
$42
$63
$1,500
$42
$63
$13
$13
$20
$20
$13
$20
$863
$699
$999
$1,322
$4,742
$7,999
$1,499
$587
$4,000
$5,200
$587
$999
$1,599
$7,995
$9,995
$6,995
$21,995
$12,995
$450
$132
$948
--------$180
$10
$250
$54
$40
28
Feature
Number
6598
6580
6585
6586
6587
6598
6654
6655
6671
6672
6800
6801
6803
7181
7182
7188
7198
7885
7966
8327
8330
8410
8428
8753
8755
9258
9493
9510
9540
9548
9549
9613
9653
9793
9844

Optional Rack Security Kit
DASD Locking Kit -- important if Tower unit in public area -- each kit secures 4
disks, requires user-supplied padlock (don't lose the key)
Modem Tray for 19-Inch Rack -- 1 U of Rack Space
Rear Cover -- decorative, provides with sound deadening
14-Foot 1phase/24-30A Power Dist'n Unit Cord -- locking type 12 plug
14-Foot 1phase/24-40A Water Resist. Power Dist'n Unit Cord -- type 40 plug
9-Foot IEC 320 C13/14 Pwr. Dist'n. Unit Cord - prim. for 11U and 25U racks
5-Foot IEC 320 C13/14 Pwr. Dist'n. Unit Cord - prim. for 11U and 25U racks
1 Gbps Ethernet IOA -- IOPless -- duplex LC Fibre Optic connector
1 Gbps Ethernet UTP IOA -- IOPless -- supports UTP CAT 5 interface
PCI WAN for ECS -- WAN w/modem adapter for ECS use ONLY
Easy Access Front Cover
Rack Mount initial order -- provides mounting rails --no convers'n to deskside
Power Distribution Unit -- to provide power within a rack -- use C14 plugs
Adjustable Depth Rack Rails -- for non-IBM racks
Deskside Tower Mount -- initial order -- can convert to #7182 for $400
Advanced Power Virtualization -- Provides Micro-Partitioning & Virtual I/O
required if using LPARs or iSCSI (for virtual disks)
1.9 Ghz Processor with L3 cache -- used with 1-way system see #4901
1.9 Ghz Processor 0/2-way with L3 cache -- used w/2-way system see #4903
Base Processor Activation
Base Processor Activation for feature #8330
30 GB 1/4-Inch Cart. Tape -- for compatibility - express upgrade from 4mm
LTO-2 200 GB Tape Unit -- repl. 4mm tape in Initial Config 1 or 3 Sale Only
36 GB 4mm Tape Unit -- No Charge, part of Express Configs. 1 & 3
Base PCI WAN for ECS -- No Charge
Base Integrated Cache -- 40 MB -- No Charge, part of Express Config 3
Base DVD ROM -- No Charge, part of System - base or config 1, 2 or 3
1 GB Main Storage -- No Charge, part of Express Configs. 1 & 2
2 GB Main Storage -- No Charge, part of Express Config 3
Base 70 GB 15k rpm Disk - Pkgs -- 2 in Configs 1 & 2, 4 in cnf 3 w/d 02/01/09
30 GB 1/4-Inch Cartridge Tape -- No Charge -- Part of Express Config 2
Base PCI 2-Line WAN w/Modem
PCI IOP -- No Charge
Price
ESA Maint.
9x5
24 x 7
$40
$180
$10
$250
$54
$40
$200
$200
$17
$17
$863
$699
$585
-n/c
$1,000
$307
-$0
----$3,052
$4,000
-----------
$13
$13
$13
$20
$20
$20
$13
$20
SWMA "Upgrade" Features

Feature
5733-SPM
5733-SPO
Description
90 day to 1-year SWMA Extension
90 day to 3-year SWMA Extension
Price
$750
$2,790
Software Pricing Features

Feature
5722-SSA-1569
5722-SSC-1599
5722-SSC-1607
5722-SSC-1647
5722-SSC-1650
Description
9407-515 i5/OS license plus 1 Year SWMA
5 i5/OS Users -- Model 515
i5/OS External Access -- Model 515
i5/OS Unlimited Users -- Model 515
i5/OS Unlimited Collaboration Users -- Model 515
Price
$2,995
$1,250
$3,995
$18,750
$3,995
anno. 207-242
Non-Model Feature Conversions (for the 515)

In addition to the chargeable feature conversion shown below, there are several no-charge feature conversions -primarily from IOPless to IOP-required or vice-versa.
From:
To:
Price:
Feature #
Description
Feature #
Description / Comments
7885
Deskside Tower
7182
Rack Mount (customer set-up)
$400
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System i5 Model 520 -- Value and Express Editions

Withdrawn from marketing 7/08/08 -- superseded by the model 515 announced April 10, 2007.
Latest versions Anno. Jan. 31, 2006, Orig. versions Anno. May 4, 2004
Model/Server
Feature SW Tier
CPW
Edition
Name
Processor(s)
Speed
520-0975
P05
add #7355 Accelerator
520-0975
P10
add #7357 Accelerator
520-0900
520-0901
520-0912
P05
P10
P10
600/30 cpw
3100/30 cpw
1200/60 cpw
3800/60 cpw
500/30 cpw
1000/60 cpw
2400/60 cpw
Value
.
Value
.
Value
Value
Value
1.9 Ghz Power 5+

with L3 cache on
1200/60 cpw
version
1.5 Ghz Power 5
Edition Feature
& Price
ESA
24x7
Feature
8325
.
8327
.
8950
8951
8972
7350
7355
7352
7357
7450
7451
7397
$ 8,200**
$ 13,499
$21,900**
$ 13,499
$ 7,019**
$19,221**
$29,900**
$110
$50
$230
$0
$100
$208
$261
Features announced January 31, 2006 include SWMA within the price. Earlier feature pricing
required that additional SWMA charges be added.
** Value Editions are sold with specific features already included. The additional required features will
increase the configured price from the edition feature price shown above. Since most customers will be
purchasing Express Edition packages (shown on the next page) the specific features are not listed here,
but may be viewed at:
http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/i/editions/systemi5_520.html
System i5 Model 520 Express Edition Packaging/Pricing

Withdrawn from marketing 7/08/08 -- superseded by the model 515 (anno. 4/10/07) & M15 (anno. 4/02/08)
Special IBM System i5 model 520 Express editions build on the value editions to provide additional content at
lower prices. Express editions use machine type 9405 (value editions are 9406). The features shown below
are for the 1.9 GHz processors. See the October 4, 2005 version of the quick pricer for previous feature
details, for convenience, the prices of the previous express edition features are also shown. Note: Express
editions ship as tower configurations. A field conversion to Rack Mount is available (#7885 to 7182 - $400).
Description
Server Feature Code, CPW
Edition Feature Code
Processor Feature Code
Sys. Console on Twinax
2 Ethernet LAN
2 Line WAN
Disk Controller Non-RAID
35 GB Disk (qty - 2)
Memory
30 GB QIC Tape Drive
No Chg. DVD ROM
Twinax , LAN or Thin Console
OS/400 V5R4 eff. 8/11/06
WAS Express
SWMA
Query 5722-QU1 w/d 1/4/08
iSeries Access (5 users)
Websphere Develop Studio
Mfg. Suggested List Price
"old" 1.5 GHz Version Price
Entry
Description
0970, 600/30
7140
8325
5540
Included
Included
Included/Mirrored
4326 (15k rpm)
9548 (1 GB)
9653
9540
choice dependent
5722-SS1
5722-WE1
5733-UX1 (P05)
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
List Price
n/c
$11,995
n/c
n/c
n/c
n/c
n/c
incl.
n/c
n/c
n/c
n/c
n/c
n/c
incl.
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
$11,995
$11,995
Entry Plus
Feature
List Price
0970, 600/30
n/c
7141
$12,675
8325
n/c
5540
n/c
Included
n/c
Included
n/c
Included/Mirrored
n/c
4326 (15k rpm)
incl.
9548 (1 GB)
n/c
9653
n/c
9540
n/c
n/c
choice dependent
5722-SS1
n/c
5722-WE1
n/c
5733-UX1 (P05)
incl.
5722-QU1
withdrawn
5722-ST1
Included
5722-XW1
Included
5722-WDS
$1,825
$14,500
$14,500

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Growth
Feature
List Price
0970, 1200/60
n/c
7148
$25,900
8327
n/c
5540
n/c
Included
n/c
Included
n/c
Included/Mirrored
n/c
4326 (15k rpm)
incl.
9549 (2 GB)
n/c
9653
n/c
9540
n/c
n/c
choice dependent
5722-SS1
n/c
5722-WE1
n/c
5733-UX1 (P10)
incl.
5722-QU1
withdrawn
5722-ST1
Included
5722-XW1
Included
5722-WDS
$4,000
$29,900
$29,900
30
Description
Device Parity Protection
2 Ethernet LAN
2 Line WAN
No Chg.RAID Enabler Card
No Charge Memory Qty
No Charge DVD ROM
Twinax , LAN or Thin Console
OS/400 V5R4 eff. 8/11/06
WAS Express
SWMA
Query 5722-QU1 w/d 1/4/08
WebSphere Develop Studio
"old" 1.5 GHz Version Price
Turbo
Feature
0970, 3800/60
7144
8327
0040-mirror
5540
Included
Included
Included
N/A
4326 (15k rpm)
9553 (4 GB)
9653
9540
choice dependent
5722-SS1
5722-WE1
5733-UX1 (P10)
5722-QU1
5722-ST1
5722-XW1
5722-WDS
List Price
n/c
$41,020
n/c
n/c
n/c
n/c
n/c
n/c
-incl.
n/c
n/c
n/c
n/c
n/c
n/c
incl.
withdrawn
Included
Included
$4,000
$45,020
$42,400
The following configurations are similar to the Entry Plus, Growth, and Turbo configurations but include a
#9150 RAID enabler card and 4 disk drives (instead of 2 mirrored disks).
Description
Device Parity Protection
2 Ethernet LAN
2 Line WAN
No Chg.RAID Enabler Card
No Charge Memory Qty
No Charge DVD ROM
Twinax , LAN orThin Console
OS/400 V5R4 eff. 8/11/06
WAS Express
SWMA
Query 5722-QU1 w/d 1/4/08
Websphere Develop Studio
"old" 1.5 Ghz Version Price
Entry Plus with RAID

Feature
List Price
0970, 600/30
7142
8325
0041-RAID
5540
Included
Included
Included
9510
4326 (15k rpm)
9548 (1 GB)
9653
9540
choice dependent
5722-SS1
5722-WE1
5733-UX1 (P05)
5722-QU1
5722-ST1
5722-XW1
5722-WDS
.
.
n/c
$16,572
n/c
n/c
n/c
n/c
n/c
n/c
n/c
incl.
n/c
n/c
n/c
n/c
n/c
n/c
incl.
withdrawn
Included
Included
$1,825
$18,397
$20,217
Growth with RAID

Feature
List Price
0970, 1200/60
7143
8327
0041-RAID
5540
Included
Included
Included
9510
4326 (15k rpm)
9549 (2 GB)
9653
9540
choice dependent
5722-SS1
5722-WE1
5733-UX1 (P10)
5722-QU1
5722-ST1
5722-XW1
5722-WDS
.
.
n/c
$29,797
n/c
n/c
n/c
n/c
n/c
n/c
n/c
incl.
n/c
n/c
n/c
n/c
n/c
n/c
incl.
withdrawn
Included
Included
$4,000
$33,797
$35,617
Turbo with RAID

Feature
List Price
0970, 3800/60
7152
8327
0041-RAID
5540
Included
Included
Included
9510
4326 (15k rpm)
9553 (4 GB)
9653
9540
choice dependent
5722-SS1
5722-WE1
5733-UX1 (P10)
5722-QU1
5722-ST1
5722-XW1
5722-WDS
.
.
n/c
$44,917
n/c
n/c
n/c
n/c
n/c
n/c
n/c
incl.
n/c
n/c
n/c
n/c
n/c
n/c
incl.
withdrawn
Included
Included
$4,000
$48,917
$48,117
For more information on any of these configurations, visit the i5 520 Express Web site at:
Http://www-1.ibm.com/servers/eserver/iseries/hardware/editions/express/salesrep_entry.html
Accelerator Upgrades:
The accelerator feature allows an "Entry" 600/30 cpw version to upgrade to 3100/30 cpw or a "Growth"
1200/60 cpw version upgrade to 3800/60 cpw. The "Turbo" versions already include the accelerator. Various
feature numbers are used for the specific version being upgraded, but each of them sells for $13,499. If an
accelerator has been added to a 600/30 version, the upgrade to a Growth version (see upgrades section later
in the paper) will include a no charge upgrade of the accelerator, resulting in a machine with 3800/60 cpw.
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System i5 Model 520 Edition Structure

Withdrawn from marketing 7/08/08 == superceded by 515/525 (anno. 4/10/07) & M15/M25 (anno. 4/02/08)
Applies to Latest versions Announced January 31, 2006

may also apply to older versions sold after that date
Included Features by Edition

Licensing for i5/OS (one proc. license)
Support for Web modernization (enh. WebFacing support)
Logical Partitioning (LPAR) Support Capabilities including
fractional partitions and dynamic resource movement
Multiple Operating Environment Support (OS/400, Linux,
AIX, Lotus Domino, Microsoft Windows 2000 on iXS/iXA)
Support for 5250 OLTP CPW (one processor authorization)
Standard Enterprise Solution

HA
Collab'n.
Edition
Edition Edition* Edition Edition*
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
--
yes
1 proc.
yes
1 proc.*
yes
1 proc.
yes
--
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
---
20 users
yes
---
-yes
---
-yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
-yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
-yes
yes
--
--
1 HA or DR
related
--
e-business Solution Tools licensing as follows:

Licensing for WebSphere - Express V5 for iSeries -includes telephone directory & survey applications
(included as part of i5/OS V5R3)
Licensing for Workplace Services Express (intranet lics.)
DB2 Query Manager and SQL Developers Toolkit
(one server license)
Performance Tools, incl. Manager option (1 server license)
IBM Director for iSeries (5733-DR1)
IBM Web Enablement (5722-WE1)
Services Coupons/Offerings:
One Service offering related to either Windows Integration,
Linux on Power, AIX (includes AIX 5L), or WebSphere
For more info. on Package Contents, go to:
http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/i/editions/systemi5_520.html
For info on the HA edition see: http://www.ibm.com/eserver/iseries/hardware/is4ha

* Not all solution editions provide 5250 OLTP or other features shown. For details on the various solution editions, see:
http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/i/editions/solutionedition.html
The collaboration edition does NOT include 5250 and requires specific software be purchased, see:
http://www.ibm.com/eserver/iseries/domino/edition.html

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System i5 Model 520 Prices

Withdrawn from marketing 7/08/08 == superceded by 515/525 (anno. 4/10/07) & M15/M25 (anno. 4/02/08)
Latest versions Anno. Jan. 31, 2006

Orig. versions Anno. May 4, 2004, Orig. HA Edn. anno. July 30, 2004, Orig. Solution Edn. anno. July 12, 2005, CBU Oct. 10, 2006
Model/Server
Feature SW Tier
CPW
Edition Name

Processor(s)
Edition Feature
Feature & Speed
& Price
ESA
24x7
Latest Versions -- Announced January 31, 2006 - include 1 year of SWMA

520-906
P10
w/d 7/08/08
520-0906
P10
w/d 7/08/08
520-906
P10
w/d 7/08/08
520-906
P20
w/d 7/08/08
Enterprise
7734
$50,500
High Avail
7373
$40,500
8327
1200 cpw
CBU
7710
$33,000
1.9 Ghz Power5+
Solution*
7366
$42,500*
Enterprise
7735
$92,900
8327
1.9 Ghz Power5+
High Avail
7374
$82,900
2800 cpw
CBU
7711
$64,000
Standard
7784
$35,100
Standard CBU
7712
$29,000
8327
Collaboration*
7691
$19,900
1.9 Ghz Power5+
3800 cpw
Oracle/JDE Solution*
7692
$24,900
SAP Soln Ed.
7788 **
$25,900
Soln. Entry(Std Ed)
7786
$13,900
Enterprise
7736
$129,900
Standard
7785
$39,900
High Avail
7375
$109,900
3800/7100
8330 2-way
CBU
7721
$85,000
cpw
1.9 Ghz Power5+
Standard CBU
7720
$35,000
SAP Soln. - Sell 550
7789
$47,800
Soln. Grwth (Std Ed)
7787
$25,900
Original Versions -- Announced May 4, 2004 -- w/d 6/01/06 - add SWMA to Prices
Standard
High Avail
Enterprise
Solution*
8952
1.5 Ghz Power5
7458
7552
7459
7541
$12,000
$38,000
$48,000
$39,500*
$230
$230
$230
$230
$230
$230
$230
$230
$230
$230
$230
$230
$230
$230
$230
$230
$230
$230
$230
$230
$225
$225
$225
$225
520-0902
P10
w/d 6/01/06
1000 cpw
520-0903
P10
w/d 6/01/06
2400 cpw
Standard
High Avail
Enterprise
8953
1.5 Ghz Power5
7452
7553
7453
$33,000
$93,000
$103,000
$261
$261
$261
520-0904
P20
w/d 6/01/06
3300 cpw
Standard
High Avail
Enterprise
8954
1.65 Ghz Power5
7454
7554
7455
$50,000
$129,000
$149,000
$261
$261
$261
6000 cpw
Standard
High Avail
Enterprise
8955 2-way
1.65 Ghz Power5
7456
7555
7457
$59,000
$155,000
$175,000
$306
$306
$306
520-0905
P20
w/d 6/01/06
* Solution and Collaboration Editions apply only when sold with select application software. Application Software
required for Solution Edition includes offerings from the following vendors: Agilysys, Inc., Clear Technologies, Inc.,
CommercialWare, IBS, Infor, Jack Henry and Assoc., Lawson, Manhattan Associates, Oracle JD Edwards, Retalix, Ltd.,
SSA Global, and others to be announced. More information on the edition and order validation can be found at the
following web site:
http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/i/editions/solutionedition.html
Most Solution Edition features can be converted to Enterprise Edition features at no charge to facilitate upgrades into
larger i520 processor features. No additional software or other features is included with this type of conversion.
** SAP edition includes 8 x 70 GB disks or 6 x 141 GB disks at no charge -- must order as #9613/9616 features.
Collaboration Edition requires specific Lotus software and a minimum of 4 GB of memory and 4 disk drives.
For information on software requirements, see: http://www.ibm.com/eserver/iseries/domino/edition.html
Note: All enterprise edition functions shown above are included on new purchases with the enterprise edition. Upgrades
into an Enterprise edition do not include the additional features.
Table of Activation/Enablement Features for 520 are on the following page

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Table of Activation/Enablement Features for 520

Feature #
5722-SS1-1497
5722-SSA-1537
see SWMA sec'n
7575
7256
7320
7620
7621
7622
8410
Description
I5/OS License for Second Processor on i520 if currently on AAS tier-based SWMA
i5/OS License for Second Processor on i520 with 1 yr processor-based SWMA
i5/OS License for Second Processor on i520 with 3 yr processor-based SWMA
I5/OS Enterprise Enablement License for Second Processor (on i520 2-way)
i5/OS Enterprise Enablement License for Second i5/OS Processor Activation on
POWER5+ 1.9 Ghz i520 1/2-way processor feature
520 CUoD Processor Activation (Permanent) on POWER5+ 1.9 Ghz i520 1/2-way.
520 On/Off Processor Enablement
520 On/Off Processor Daily Billing on POWER5+ 1.9 Ghz 1/2-way proc. feature
520 30 Processor Days of Reserve Capacity Prepaid on 1.9 Ghz 1/2-way proc feat
No Charge 520 Proc. Activation (part of Base) POWER5+ 1.9 Ghz i520 feat.
Price
ESA
24x7
$21,000
$25,000
$31,800
$50,000 .
$50,000
$1,800 $30
.
-$298** .
$8,940** .
-- $0
** Includes i5/OS daily charge. Does NOT include other SW charges that may be applicable.

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System i Model 525 -- Express and CBU Editions

Anno. April 10, 2007 announcement letter 107-182
The model 525 provides a 1 / 2-way 1.9 GHz POWER5+ processor configuration using L3 cache, and supports Capacity
on Demand (CoD). The full processor capability is available for all workloads. This will allow compute-intensive
workloads to be cost-effectively added to the system. There is no longer any restriction on 5250 OLTP. While cpw is
NOT the way to size a model 525 (see the user-based discussion in the Product Structure section), the 525 is capable of
3800 cpw with a single processor or 7100 cpw with 2 processors.
The model 525 supports unlimited users, and external towers -- which provides greater expandability than the 515 model.
Virtualization capabilities are standard, as are an included 1-year SWMA and 24x7 maintenance and warranty. The 525
uses a P10 software tier and requires a minimum level of V5R4 of i5/OS. See the model 515 section for important
considerations when a customer is unable to use V5R4. When activating a second processor, the second license of
i5/OS is available for $8,995 (including 1 year of SWMA).
Unlike the model 520 which has numerous editions, the 525 only has 3 express configurations and a CBU configuration.
These editions include iSeries Access (5722-XW1-unlimited users), IBM Director for iSeries (5722-DR1), and IBM Web
Enablement (5722-WE2). The difference between the express configurations is the number of included users (userbased pricing). 30 users are included with the express 1 configuration, 150 with express 2, and unlimited with express 3.
Additional users can be added to express 1 or 2 configurations in packs of 10 users for $2,500.
See the Product Structure section for additional information on user-based pricing and selecting the correct edition.
For more information on edition content, including specific ordering details and IBM configuration implementation, visit:
http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/i/editions
Upgrades into the 525 are available from 810 and 520 models, but there are no upgrades out of the 525 models.
Upgrades from 810 models were discontinued effective December 1, 2007. Selecting the correct edition will be an
important consideration when upgrading to a model 525.
Customers upgrading from newer and larger 520 models should consider the more favorable pricing offered by
configurations 2 and 3 -- see the upgrade charts.
The only upgrades into the 525 CBU edition are from model 520 CBU editions.
Effective October 2007, the #9844 IOP feature included with 515/525 Express configurations was removed from all
515/525 Express configurations except the 515 Configuration #2 (which includes twinaxial support). With the
announcement of new IOPless WAN capabilities, there is no reason to include this additional feature at no charge to the
customer (and taking up a PCI slot). IF an IOP is still required, a billable #2844 IOP can be ordered.
System i Model 525 Prices

The following Model 525 Base Product Configurations include 2 Ethernet ports on the system board. Additional packs of
10 users are $2,500 each, and an additional i5/OS processor license is $8,995.
Model / Server
Feature SW Tier
525-0909
P10
CPW
38007100
cpw
Edition Name
Express Configuration 1
(30 users)
(150 users)
(unlimited users)
CBU Config. 1 (30 users)
Oracle Solution Edition*
SAP Solution Edition*
Processor(s)
Feature & Speed
Edition Feature
& Price
7790
$34,900
ESA
24x7
$186
8330 2-way
1.9 Ghz Power5+
7791
$59,900
$186
7792
$79,900
$186
6910
6913
6914
$29,900
$22,500
$22.500
$186
$186
$186
* Oracle and SAP Solution editions include 60 users and 4 x 70 GB disks in the System unit with a cached
disk controller. A quantity of ONE disk package (see table that follows) can be ordered to add disk capacity at
a low price.

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Disk Package Features for Oracle and SAP Solution Editions

Maximum 1 per Oracle or SAP solution edition. NOT usable on other models.
Feature #
5567
5568
5569
Packaging
Tower -- 9372 (like 5095)
Rack Mount --9369 (like 0595)
EXP24 -- 9378
Disk Controller
9397 (like #5583)
9397 (like #5583)
9379 (like #5800)
Included Disks
8 x 70 GB 15k rpm disk drives
#9370 (like #4327 or #1267 )
Price
$14,000
$14,000
$14,000
w/d 02/01/09
Table of Activation/Enablement Features for 525

Feature #
5722-SSA-1583
1612
7320
7620
7621
7622
8410
5722-SSC-1601
5722-SSC-1602
5722-SSC-1604
5722-SSC-1605
5722-SSC-1608
5722-SSC-1651
Description
Price
i5/OS License for Second 525 Processor with 1 yr processor-based SWMA

$8,995
i5/OS License for Second 525 Processor w/o SWMA - for sys w/Tier-based SWMA
$5,995
525 CUoD Processor Activation (Permanent) on POWER5+ 1.9 Ghz i525 1/2-way.
$1,800
-525 On/Off Processor Enablement
525 On/Off Processor Daily Billing on POWER5+ 1.9 Ghz 1/2-way proc. feature
$298**
525 30 Processor Days of Reserve Capacity Prepaid on 1.9 Ghz 1/2-way proc feat $8,940**
-10 i5/OS Users -- Model 525
$2,500
10 i5/OS Users -- CBU Model 525 initial order/upgrade only price reduced via
$1,000
announcement 307-146 - orderable via eConfig Misc. Preferences tab
Unlimited i5/OS Users -- Model 525
$50,000
Unlim i5/OS Users -- CBU Mdl 525 initial order/upgrade only price reduced via
$15,000
announcement 307-146 - orderable via eConfig Misc. Preferences tab
i5/OS External Access -- Model 525
$3,995
i5/OS Unlimited Collaboration Users* -- Model 525 -- US anno. ltr. 207-242
$5,995
ESA
24x7
--$30
---$0
-------
* On October 9, 2007 the unlimited collaboration users capability was announced. This reduced price license only
allows users to access specific Lotus collaboration products: Domino, Sametime, Quickr, Quickplace, and IBM
WebSphere Portal. Therefore, a company could have a number of users who access ERP and other functions (and who
have "regular" entitlements), but other users who might only do eMail, Sametime, or another collaborative function.
These users would NOT need a full license, but if they already have a "regular" license, they would NOT need a
collaboration license. For additional information see: http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/i/os/i5os/licensinginformation/
System i Model 525 "Processor" Feature Conversions

A new upgrade path allowing conversion from a 525 Express Configuration 2 (150 users) to Express Configuration 3
(unlimited users) was announced July 31, 2007. The number of allowed users is the only difference in the configurations.
The price for the upgrade is more expensive than the initial price difference between Configurations 2 & 3, but is half the
price of the unlimited user feature (when added to configuration 1 or 2). If in doubt between configurations 2 & 3, it is wise
to sell Configuration 3. This is especially true if you will be adding 1 or more 5722-SSC-1601 "10-packs" of user
entitlements to Configuration 2 (which is likely the case if the customer is trying to determine whether to buy Config 2 or
3). Furthermore, this conversion does NOT provide any credit for purchased "10-pack" features. Net: You now have a
new option, but if possible, sell the correct solution initially.
From |
To: ==>
\/
525-- 7791 Express Configuration 2
(150 users) $59,900
525-7792 Express Configuration 3

(unlimited users) $79,900
$25,000
(no credit for additional 10-packs)

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System i5 Model 550 -- Included Features by Edition

Applies to latest versions announced January 31, 2006
may also apply to older versions sold after that date
For more info. On edition content, visit:
http://www.ibm.com/eserver/iseries/hardware/editions
Licensing for i5/OS (one processor)

Support for Web modernization (enhanced WebFacing
support)
AIX, Lotus Domino, Microsoft Windows 2000 on iXS/iXA)
Capacity Upgrade on Demand (permanent and On/Off)
Included Support for one proc. of 5250 OLTP CPW
#8450 Base CUoD processor activation (SW license reqd.)
Standard
Enterprise
Solution*
&Domino
HA
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes 2 on D
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
Not Avail.
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes**
yes 2 on D
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
---
40
yes
40 on S
yes
---
--
yes
yes on S
yes
----
yes
yes
yes
--yes on S
no
---
------
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
------
yes
no
no
no
--
--
--
--
--
1 HA or DR
related

Licensing for WebSphere - Express V5 for iSeries -- includes
telephone directory & survey applications
IBM Workplace Service Express
(user intranet lics.)
Virtual Media Install (VMI) -- CD images pre-loaded for
Quickplace, Sametime, & included Tivoli Products
DB2 Symmetric Multiprocessing
DB2 Extenders
XML Toolkit for IBM System i (5733-XT2)
Datacenter Management Tools licensing is as follows:

HA Switchable Resources
Media and Storage Extensions
Backup Recovery and Media Services (one server license)
Enterprise Workload Manager (one server license)
Education and Services Coupons/Offerings:

IBM Learning Services Class voucher(s) -- provided via Web
Registration
One Service offering related to either Windows Integration,
Linux on Power, AIX (includes AIX 5L), or WebSphere
http://www.ibm.com/servers/eserver/iseries/hardware/editions
* Application Software required for Solution Edition currently includes offerings from the following vendors (others
will be added as they meet the needed criteria): Clear Technologies (2 editions -- the C2CRM version uses the Domino
Utility Server Express feature 5733-DU1, no charge), IBS, Integrated Distribution Solutions, Intentia, Lawson, Manhattan
Associates, MAPICS, PeopleSoft (JD Edwards) - 2 editions (see pricing section), SAP** (2 editions -- upgrades allowed
from one to the other, **no 5250 OLTP with SAP editions), and SSA Global. 1.65 GHz 550 Solution Edition features
based on an Enterprise Edition can be converted to a 1.65 GHz Enterprise Edition feature at no charge. This allows a 2step upgrade into a 1.9 GHz processor feature. No additional software or other features is included with this conversion. \
Note: All enterprise edition functions shown above are included on new purchases but not on upgrades.
For info on the HA edition see: http://www.ibm.com/eserver/iseries/hardware/is4ha
For info on the CBU edition see:
http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/i/hardware/cbu
* Not all solution editions provide 5250 OLTP or other features shown. For details on the various solution editions, see:
Http://www.ibm.com/servers/eserver/iseries/hardware/editions/soledition

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System i5 Model 550

Latest versions Anno. Jan. 31, 2006
550 Edition Prices shown in Blue are effective May 2, 2006, older price shown in black.
Model 550 Prices

Model/Server
Feature SW Tier
Processors
CPW
Edition Name
Processor(s)
Feature/Speed
Edition Feature
& Price
ESA
24x7
550-0910
P20
1/4-way
3800 - 14000
cpw
Domino rating
16,300 MCU
(estimate with 2
active proc's.)
Enterprise
Standard
CBU
Std. CBU
High Avail
w/d 5/8/07
Solution
Domino
Oracle's JDE
Enterprise One*
C2CRM (Clear
Tech w/Domino)
SAP 2-way**
SAP 4-way**
Two 8312
1/2-way Features
1.9 GHz Power5+
7155
7154
7921
7920
7551
$160,000
$70,000
$99,000
$59,000
$190,000
$480
$480
$480
$480
$480
7630
7629
7631
$140,000
$64,000
$140,000
$480
$480
$480
7632
$140,000
$480
7640
7641
$49,900
$84,900
$580
$880
Original Versions -- Announced August 17, 2004 -- w/d 6/01/06 - add SWMA to Prices
550-0915
P20
w/d 6/01/06
1/4-way
3300 - 12000
cpw
Domino rating
14,100 MCU w/2
processors active
Enterprise
Standard
Solution
Domino
Solution E1*
C2CRM (Clear
Tech w/Domino)
SAP 2-way**
SAP 4-way**
Two 8958
1/2-way Features
1.65 GHz Power5
7463
7462
7558
7530
7531
7532
$266,000
$74,000
$206,000
$56,000
$200,100
$199,200
$725
$725
$725
$725
$725
$725
7533
7534
$ 59,000
$ 96,000
$725
$925
* The model 550 Solution Edition for Oracle JDE EnterpriseOne should be used with qualifying Oracle JDE
EnterpriseOne solution purchases to provide a more attractively priced total solution. It expects software
required by the PeopleSoft application to be included with the order. The needed software
includes:
WebSphere Development Studio, Advanced Function Printing and Performance Tools.
** The SAP 2-way and 4-way offerings include 2 or 4 i5/OS licenses. The 2-way supports activation of
additional processors, but NOT additional i5/OS licenses. This is because the 2-way to 4-way upgrade is
available for $35,000 (#7533 to #7534) or $35,000 (#7640 to #7641). This includes the additional i5/OS
licensees (vs. $44,000 per i5/OS license). A #7533 to #7641 upgrade is NOT available. As of 10/10/06, SAP
edition includes 8 x 70 GB disks or 6 x 141 GB disks at no charge -- must order as #9613/9616 features.
Solution Edition applies only when sold with select application software. More information on the edition and
order validation can be found at the following web site:
http://www.ibm.com/servers/eserver/iseries/hardware/editions/soledition
For info on the CBU editions see:
The Domino Edition requires proof of license for:

-- 2 DominoTM server licenses
-- 1500 LotusTM client licenses (total of: NotesTM, SametimeTM, QuickPlaceTM)
Detail can be found at the following web site: http://www.ibm.com/eserver/iseries/domino/edition.html
Upgrades into the i550 from 810/825 models have been withdrawn. There are no upgrades into the i550 from
the i520 or out of the i550 to a larger model.

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550 CoD and other processor Activation-related Features

Feature #
Processor on Demand (PoD) Description
Price
8450
8413
7871
7323
5722-SS1-1500
5722-SSA-1538
5722-SSB-1592
No Charge 550 Proc. Activation (part of Base) Original 1.65 Ghz proc. feature
-No Charge 550 Proc. Activation (part of Base) POWER5+ 1.9 Ghz i550 feat.
-550 CUoD Processor Activation (Permanent) Original 1.65 Ghz proc. feature
$3,700
550 CUoD Processor Activation (Permanent) on POWER5+ 1.9 Ghz i550
$2,100
i5/OS License for Add'l Proc. Activ'n on i550 if currently on AAS tier-based SWMA
$40,000
i5/OS License for Additional Processors on i550 with 1 yr processor-based SWMA $44,000*
i5/OS Application Server processor entitlement for i550 - w/1yr SWMA
$14,000*
(requires LPAR -- see 5722-SSB in SW section for exception )
see SWMA sec'n i5/OS License for Additional Processors on i550 with 3 yr processor-based SWMA $50,800*
7576
i5/OS Enterprise Enablement License for EACH Additional i550 i5/OS Processor
$100,000
Activation on the original processor 1.65 Ghz feature
7257
i5/OS Enterprise Enablement License for EACH Additional i5/OS Processor
$50,000
Activation on POWER5+ 1.9 Ghz i550 processor features
-7930
7931
550 On/Off Processor Day Billing Original 1.65 Ghz processor feature
$540**
7341
550 On/Off Processor Daily Billing on POWER5+ 1.9 Ghz processor features
$510**
7934
550 30 Processor Days of Reserve Capacity Prepaid Orig. 1.65 Ghz proc. feat.
$16,200**
7741
550 30 Processor Days of Reserve Capacity Prepaid 1.9 Ghz processor features $15,300**
ESA
24x7
0
0
100
100
------------
* Price shown is for "normal hours" support, 7 x 24 offering available for a fee -- see SWMA section.

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System i5 POWER5, 5+ Model 570/595 -- Included Features by Edition and Model

POWER5+ 570 Models Withdrawn from marketing 7/08/08 repl. By MMA
Applies to versions announced January 31, 2006
may also apply to older versions, but changes have occurred
For more info. On edition content, visit:
http://www.ibm.com/eserver/iseries/hardware/editions
Enterprise
595
570
570
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
595
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
-yes
yes
yes
1
yes
yes
yes
Standard
All Mdls
Licensing for i5/OS (one proc. license per entitled procr)
Supports 5250 OLTP applications WebFaced using the
WebFacing Tool of IBM WebSphere Development Studio
AIX, Lotus Domino, Microsoft Windows 2000 on
iXS/iXA)
Included Support for 5250 OLTP CPW
IBM Workplace Service Express
(user intranet lics.)
DB2 Extenders
XML Toolkit for IBM System i (5733-XT2)
Performance Tools, incl. Manager option (1 server lic)
Backup Recovery and Media Services (one server lic.)
IBM Learning Services Class voucher(s) -- provided via
Web Registration
One Service offering related to either Windows
Integration, Linux on Power, AIX (includes AIX 5L), or
WebSphere
HA
CBU
570 595
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
4
yes
yes
yes
1
yes
yes
yes
4
yes
yes
yes
2
yes
yes
yes
4
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
---
60
yes
80
yes
-yes
-yes
---
---
--------
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
--yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
--yes
yes
yes
yes
--------
--------
--
3 or
OC* on
8/16-w
5+
Optimu
m Care
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
1 for HA 1 for HA
or DR
or DR
* Optimum Care is included on the 8/16-way Ent. Edition 570 and the Ent. Edition 595. See the Package Contents link
below for additional information on this capability.
For more info. on the HA edition see:
For more info. on the CBU edition see:
http://www.ibm.com/eserver/iseries/hardware/is4ha
Note: All enterprise edition functions shown above are included on new purchases with the enterprise edition. Upgrades
to the enterprise edition -- except from the original non-enterprise 890 models do not include the additional features
(except for 5250 capacity).

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System i POWER5, 5+ Model 570

Withdrawn from marketing 7/08/08 Replaced by 9117-MMA
Announced May 4 and July 13 and 30, 2004
570 Edition Prices shown in Blue are effective May 2, 2006, older price shown in black.
Model 570 Prices

Model/Server
Feature SW Tier
Processors
Edition
Processor(s)
Edition Feature
ESA
CPW
Feature/Speed
& Price
24x7
Name
Enterprise
7747
$290,000
$1,550
2/4-way
Standard
7757
$145,000
$1,550
570-0934
P30
8400
16000
cpw
High
Avail
7763
$289,000
$1,550
Two 8338 1/2-way
w/d 7/08/08
w/d 5/8/07
Features
570-0938
P20
1/4-way
CBU
7915
$155,000
$975
2.2 Ghz Power5+
4200 - 16000 cpw
w/d 7/08/08
Std. CBU
7914
$115,000
$975
Enterprise
7748
$390,000
$2,825
Standard
7758
$220,000
$2,825
570-0935
P40
4/8-way
Four 8338 1/2-way
7764
$363,000
$2,825
16700 - 31100 cpw High Avail
w/d 7/08/08
Features
w/d 5/8/07
2.2 Ghz Power5+
570-0939
P30
1/8-way
CBU
7917
$180,000
$1,275
4200 - 31100 cpw
w/d 7/08/08
Std. CBU
7916
$145,000
$1,275
Enterprise
7749
$590,000
$5,175
Standard
7759
$380,000
$5,175
570-936
P40
8/16-way
Eight
8338
1/2-way
High
Avail
7765
$565,000
$5,175
31100 - 58500 cpw
w/d 7/08/08
Features
w/d 5/8/07
2.2 Ghz Power5+
570-937
P30
2/16-way
CBU
7760
$275,000
1,975
8400-58500 cpw
w/d 7/08/08
Std. CBU
7918
$245,000
$1,975
Original Versions -- Announced May 4 and July 13 and 30, 2004 -- w/d 6/01/06 - add SWMA to Prices
Enterprise
7489
$300,000
570-0919
P30
1/2-way
One 8961 1/2-way
$1,325
Avail. Until 9/30/04
3300 - 6000 cpw
1.65 Ghz Power5
Standard
7488
$71,000
$1,200
Enterprise
7491
$300,000
570-0930
P30
1/2-way
One 8971 1/2-way
$1,325
Avail. on 8/31/04
3300 - 6000 cpw
Feature
Standard
7490
$71,000
$1,200
1.65 Ghz Power5
w/d 6/01/06
High Avail
7559
$225,000
$1,200
Enterprise
7470
$495,000
570-0920
P30
2/4-way
Two 8961 1/2-way
$1,675
Avail. Until 9/30/04
6350 - 12000 cpw
1.65 Ghz Power5
Standard
7469
$ 127,000
$1,550
570-0922
P40
w/d 6/01/06
5/8-way
15200 - 23500
cpw
Enterprise
Standard
High Avail
Enterprise
Standard
High Avail
Two 8971 1/2-way

Features
1.65 Ghz Power5
Four 8971 1/2-way
Features
1.65 Ghz Power5
7495
7494
7560
7472
7471
7561
$450,000
$ 82,000
$375,000
$527,000
$141,000
$402,000
$1,675
$1,550
$1,550
$3,125
$3,000
$3,000
570-0924
P40
w/d 6/01/06
9-12-way
25500 - 33400
cpw
Enterprise
Standard
High Avail
Six 8971 1/2-way

Features
1.65 Ghz Power5
7474
7473
7562
$835,000
$204,000
$710,000
$4,700
$4,575
$4,575
570-0926
P40
w/d 6/01/06
13/16-way
36300 - 44700
cpw
Enterprise
Standard
High Avail
Eight 8971 1/2-way

Features
1.65 Ghz Power5
7476
7475
7563
$1,223,000
$269,000
$1,098,000
$6,275
$6,150
$6,150
570-0928
P30
w/d 6/01/06
2/16-way
6350-44700
Cap BkUp
Eight 8971 1/2-way

1.65 Ghz Power5
7570
$353,000
$1,975
570-0921
P30
Avail. On 8/31/04
w/d 6/01/06
2/4-way
6350 - 12000 cpw
See the Product Structure section earlier in this paper for important additional Information and Tables.

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Feature #
8452
7738
7897
7618
7663/ 7950

No Charge Original i570 features 570 Proc. Activation (part of Base)
Original i570 models CUoD Processor Activation (Permanent)
570 CUoD Processor Activation (Permanent) on POWER5+ 2.2 Ghz i570 feat.
570 1GB Memory Activation #7663 for POWER5+, 7950 for Original features
5722-SS1-1508
i5/OS License for Add'l Proc.Activ'n on i570 if currently AAS on tier-based SWMA
5722-SSA-1539
5722-SSB-1595
i5/OS License for Additional Processors on i570 with 1 yr proc.-based SWMA

(requires LPAR --see 5722-SSB in SW section for exception)
Activation on Original i570 features
Activations on POWER5+ 2.2 Ghz i570 processor features
i5/OS Full Enterprise Enablement License for ALL Additional i5/OS Processor
Activations on Original i570 features
Activations on POWER5+ 2.2 Ghz i570 processor features
570 On/Off Processor Day Billing #7624 for POWER5+, 7952 for Original
features
570 30 Processor Days of Reserve Capacity Prepaid #7624 for POWER5+
see SWMA sec'n

7577
7260
7597
7258
7951
7624/7952
7728/7956
7954
570 On/Off Memory Enablement
7957
570 1 GB On/Off Memory Day Billing
Price
--$7,700
$10,500
$1,475
ESA
24x7
0
0
125
175
$53,000
$59,000*
$19,000*
$69,200*
$150,000
$50,000
$250,000
$150,000
-$590**
$17,700
n/c
$16
* Price shown is for "normal hours" support, 24x7 offering available for a fee -- see SWMA section.
** Includes i5/OS daily charge. Does NOT include other SW charges that may be applicable -- AIX,
WebSphere, etc.

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System i POWER6 570 (MMA)

Announced July 24, 2007
9406-MMA Withdrawn from marketing 7/08/08 Replaced by 9117-MMA

Edition Structure
The edition structure has changed for the POWER6 570 compared to previous System i 570 models. Gone are such
editions as Standard and Enterprise. Only the i5/OS Edition and the CBU edition remain. When needed, the Enterprise
Enablement feature (5250 OLTP capabilities) is added on a per processor (or full system) basis (and must be added to
the CBU edition if it exists on the primary system).
As shown below, the number of processors included with the system differs from previous approaches. It is now possible
to have an 8-way system with only 2 processors active or a 16-way system with only 4 processors active. This provides
flexibility in growing the system without services involvement. However, once a customer purchases a specific model,
they do NOT upgrade from model to model within the product line. Instead, they add "4-processor enclosure/drawer
features (while retaining the same model designation). NOTE: It is less expensive to purchase the needed model initially
than to later add processor enclosure "drawers".
While not a separate feature number, a, 8/12-way model can be created by starting with a 2/8-way and adding an
additional #5801 expansion "drawer" and associated features. (announced Oct. 9, 2007).
All features now utilize the P30 tier (P30 and P40 are used on the POWER5/5+ models). This allows system growth for
non-i5/OS applications without an increase in software tier.
System i POWER6 570 Prices

Model/Server
Feature SW Tier
570-4910
P30
w/d 7/08/08
570-4911
P30
w/d 7/08/08
570-4912
P30
w/d 7/08/08
570-4922
P30
w/d 7/08/08
Processors
CPW
1/4-way
5,500 - 21,200 cpw
2/8-way
10,800 - 40,100 cpw
4/16-way
20,100 - 76,900 cpw
1/4-way
5,500 - 21,200 cpw
Edition
Name
Processor(s)
Feature/Speed
Two 7380 0/2-way
Features
4.7 Ghz POWER6
Four 7380 0/2-way
i5/OS
Features
Edition
4.7 Ghz POWER6
Eight 7380 0/2-way
Features
4.7 Ghz POWER6
CBU Editions
Two 7380 0/2-way
Features
4.7
Ghz
POWER6
CBU
Edition Feature
& Price
ESA
24x7
5460
$165,000*
$781
5461
$220,000*
$1,409
5462
$340,000*
$2,665
7053
$105,000*
$394
Four 7380 0/2-way

Features
4.7 Ghz POWER6
7058
$135,000*
$437
Eight 7380 0/2-way

Features
4.7 Ghz POWER6
7063
$215,000*
$716
5801
$50,000
must also order 1
proc. activ'n. + other
features
$430
Edition
570-4923
P30
w/d 7/08/08
570-4924
P30
w/d 7/08/08
Feature #5801
1/8-way
5,500 - 40,100 cpw
2/16-way
10,800 - 76,900 cpw
(Capacity
BackUp)
4-processor Expansion Feature (drawer)

Two 7380 0/2-way
Features
1/4-way
any
4.7 Ghz POWER6
Expansion drawer
* Plus $50,000 for Enterprise Enablement feature (if needed). CBU requires this feature if primary uses it.
NOTE: Even though it may appear less expensive to purchase a smaller feature and add processor
enclosure drawers (rather than buying the larger feature); in reality, after adding the additional processor and
other features required when adding enclosure drawers, purchasing a larger feature initially (which includes
additional processor activations and other features) is less expensive.
See the Product Structure section earlier in this paper for important additional Information.
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POWER6 570 System "Growth" and Processor Activation-related Features (including CoD)
Bolded features are those more likely to be used/required when upgrading.
Feature #
5403
One-way Permanent Processor Activation for POWER6 570 (on existing #7380
feature)
5404
Processor Feature On/off Utility Billing for POWER6 570 -- 100 minutes -- includes
Enterprise enablement if fist enablement already on machine, pre or post-payment
5490
Enterprise Enablement for one POWER6 570 Processor
5491
Enterprise Enablement for Unlimited POWER6 570 Processors
5636
Integrated Virtual Ethernet Adapter 2 port x 1GB Ethernet
5639
Integrated Virtual Ethernet Adapter 4 port x 1GB Ethernet
5648
Service processor -- 1 needed for each #5801 expansion drawer
5656
Processor Feature On/Off CUoD Billing - One Day for POWER6 570 (post pay)
5801
1/4-way Processor Enclosure drawer - requires the purchase of a minimum of one
processor activation, 2 memory features (or move from another drawer), and
Integrated Virtual Internet feature #5636 or #5639. May also want to order HSL or
12X features & cables. Requires #5648 additional Service processor ($1,000),
Processor Fabric cable(s) (between the drawers - #3660 - $2,000, 3664 - $4,000,
or 3665 - $8,000), and Service Processor Cables (#5657 -$2,000 or #5660-$8,000)
7728
570 30 Processor Days of Reserve Capacity Prepaid ** (POWER6 or
POWER5+) -- should probably use #5404 On/Off Utility Billing instead
7783
One Base Processor Activation for POWER6 570
7951
Memory Related Features
5680
1GB Memory Activation POWER6 570 (on server, not DIMMS)
5691
POWER6 570 1 GB On/Off Memory Daily Billing
8478
256 GB Memory Activation POWER6 570 (on server, not DIMMS)
7954
570 On/Off Memory Enablement (same as POWER5, 5+)
7272 - 7276
2, 4, 8, 16, 32 GB Memory Activation Features (used with DDR-2 memory
conversions)
Software Features (same as on POWER5, 5+)
5722-SS1-1508 i5/OS License for Add'l Proc.Activ'n on i570 if currently AAS on tier-based SWMA
5722-SSA-1539 i5/OS License for Additional Processors on i570 with 1 yr proc.-based SWMA
5722-SSB-1595 i5/OS Application Server processor entitlement for i570 - w/1yr SWMA (requires
LPAR --see 5722-SSB in SW section for exception)
See SWMA sec'n i5/OS License for Additional Processors on i570 with 3 yr proc.-based SWMA
Price
$17,700
$980
$50,000
$200,000
$399
$699
$1,000
$590**
$50,000
ESA
24x7
$198
-------$430
$17,700
--
$0
--
---
$1,475
$13
$377,600
n/c
$2,950 to
$47,200
------
$53,000
$59,000*
$19,000*
----
$69,200*
--
* Price shown is for "normal hours" support, 24x7 offering available for a fee -- see SWMA section in the full quick pricer.
** Includes i5/OS daily charge. Does NOT include other SW charges that may be applicable -- AIX, WebSphere, etc.

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System i Model 595

Announced October 15, 2004
i5 Model 595 Prices
Model/Server
Processors
Edition
Processor(s)
Edition Feature
ESA
Feature SW Tier
Name
CPW
Feature/Speed
& Price
24x7
2.3 Ghz Versions -- Announced April 10, 2007 - include 1 year of SWMA -- Require minimum of V5R3 of i5/OS
5890 $1,275,000
Enterprise
$7,800
595-0953
P50
8/16-way
31500-58800 cpw
5870
$690,000
Standard
One 8968
5895
$545,000 $4,800
595-0958
P50
2/16-way
CBU
16-way Feature
8200-58800 cpw
5875
$445,000
Std CBU
2.3 GHz Power5+
5891 $1,595,000
Enterprise
$12,300
595-0954
P50
16/32-way
61000-108000 cpw
5871
$995,000
Standard
Two 8968
5896
$870,000
$6,800
595-0959
P50
4/32-way
CBU
16-way Features
16000-108000 cpw
5876
$670,000
Std CBU
2.3 GHz Power5+
5892 $2,250,000
Enterprise
Four 8968
595-0955
P60
32/64-way
16-way Features
$20,800
108000-216000 cpw
5872 $1,575,000
Standard
2.3 GHz Power5+
1.9 Ghz Versions -- Announced January 31, 2006 - include 1 year of SWMA
Enterprise
595-0940
595-0957
P50
P50
8/16-way
26700-50500 cpw
2/16-way
6800-50500 cpw
Standard
High Avail
w/d 5/8/07
CBU
Std CBU
One 8973 (was

8966) 16-way
Feature
1.9 GHz Power5
Enterprise
595-0941
595-0944
595-0943
P50
P50
P60
16/32-way
51000-92000 cpw
4/32-way
13600-92000 cpw
Standard
High Avail
w/d 5/8/07
CBU
Std CBU
Enterprise
32/64-way
92000-184000 cpw
Standard
Two 8973 (was

8966) 16-way
Features
1.9 GHz Power5
Four 8973 (was

8966) 16-way
Features
1.9 GHz Power5
High Avail
w/d 5/8/07
7901
$1,495,000
was 7481 $1,555,000
7900
$715,000
was 7480 $775,000
7902
$1,295,000
was 7580 $1,355,000
7911
$545,000
7910
$445,000
$7,800
7904
$1,855,000
was 7483 $1,975,000
7903
$1,055,000
was 7482 $1,175,000
7905
$1,655,000
was 7581 $1,775,000
7909
$880,000
was 7590 $1,000,000
7912
$680,000
7907
$2,615,000
was 7487 $2,855,000
7906
$1,745,000
was 7486 $1,985,000
7908
$2,415,000
was 7583 $2,655,000
$12,300
$7,800
$7,800
$4,800
$4,800
$12,300
$12,300
$6,800
$6,800
$20,800
$20,800
$20,800
Original Versions -- Announced October 15, 2004 -- w/d 6/01/06 - add SWMA to Prices
595-0946
P50
w/d 6/01/06
595-0947
P50
w/d 6/01/06
595-0952
P60
w/d 6/01/06
8/16-way
24500-45500 cpw
16/32-way
46000-85000 cpw
32/64-way
86000-165000 cpw
Enterprise
Standard
Enterprise
Standard
Enterprise
Standard
One 8981 16-way

1.65 GHz Power5
Two 8981 16-way
1.65 GHz Power5
Four 8981 16-way
1.65 GHz Power5
7497
7496
7499
7498
7985
7984
$1,369,000
$603,000
$1,683,000
$896,000
$2,318,000
$1,454,000
$6,700
$6,500
$10,200
$10,000
$16,800
$16,600
All 1.9 GHz features flagged with the word "was" were withdrawn effective 10/3/06 but upgrades from Standard to
Enterprise editions using these features are still available.
The 1.9 GHz Processor feature renumbering changes were announced July 11, 2006. They are due to an Engineering
Change. The new feature numbers were needed to allow the configurator to work properly. Performance and
functionality are the SAME as on the older/newer features.
As with earlier 595 systems, 2.3 GHz processor features can use either DDR1 OR DDR2 memory, but memory types
cannot be mixed on a single machine.
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In the following table, for processor-dependent features, black indicates original 1.65 GHz model or
features, burgundy indicates 1.9 GHz model or features originally available with those models, and
blue indicates 2.3 GHz model features.
Feature #
Price
8461
8457
8427
7925
7815
7668
7970
7669
7799
7280
5722-SS1-1517
5722-SSA-1540
5722-SSB-1598
No Charge 595 Proc. Activation (part of Base) Original 1.65 Ghz proc. feats.
-No Charge 595 Proc. Activation (part of Base) 1.9 GHz proc. feats.
-No Charge 595 Proc. Activation (part of Base) 2.3 GHz proc. feats.
-595 CUoD Processor Activation (Permanent) Original 1.65 Ghz proc. feature
$21,000
595 CUoD Processor Activation (Permanent) on 1.9 GHz i595 feat.
$32,500
595 CUoD Processor Activation (Permanent) on 2.3 GHz i595 feat.
$31,800
595 1GB DDR-1 Memory Activation
$2,662
595 1GB DDR-2 Memory Activation
$1,515
595 256 GB of DDR-1 Memory Activation (used for ordering purposes)
$608,256
595 256 GB of DDR-2 Memory Activation (used for ordering purposes)
$387,840
i5/OS License for Add'l i595 Proc. Activ'n. if currently on AAS tier-based SWMA
$53,000
$59,000*
$19,000*
(requires LPAR --see 5722-SSB in SW section for exception)
see SWMA sec'n i5/OS License for Additional Processors on i595 with 3 yr proc.-based SWMA
$69,200*
7579
$150,000
Activation on i595 (see notes) Original 1.65 Ghz proc. features
7261
$50,000
Activations on 1.9 or 2.3 GHz i595 processor features
7598
$350,000
Activations on i595 (see notes) Original 1.65 Ghz proc. feature
7259
$250,000
Activations on 1.9 or 2.3 GHz i595 processor features
-7839 / 7971
595 On/Off Processor Enablement - 7839 Orig. 1.65 Ghz, 7971 1.9 or 2.3 Ghz
7593/7972 / 7993 595 On/Off Processor Day Billing - 7993 1.65 Ghz, 7972 1.9 Ghz, 7593 2.3 Ghz
$730**
7975 / 7926/8468 595 30 Processor Days of Reserve Capacity Prepaid - 7926 Orig. 1.65 GHz,
$21,900**
7975 1.9 GHz, 8468 2.3 GHz feats.
7973
595 On/Off Memory Enablement
7974
595 1 GB Memory Day Billing
$30
ESA
24x7
$0
$0
$0
$200
$250
$250
* Price shown is for "normal hours" support, 7 x 24 offering available for a fee -- see SWMA section.
** Includes i5/OS daily charge. Does NOT include other SW charges that may be applicable -- AIX,
WebSphere, etc.

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Upgrades into System i5 Models

Model 810 and 825 to i5 model upgrades have been withdrawn -- they are now in the Historical Section of this paper
Model 870 Upgrades into POWER6 570 (MMA)

Withdrawn effective April 1, 2008
POWER6 570 (P30 SW Tier)
To ===>
4910-5460
4911-5461
From
5,500-21,200 cpw
10,800-40,100 cpw
1/4-way 4.7 Ghz POWER6
Processor
Sells for
Sells for
Feature
$215,000* (w/Ent enable)
$165,000 (no Ent. enable)
From Enterprise Edition 870 (includes 1 enterprise enablement on POWER6 570)
4912-5462
20,100-76,900 cpw
Sells for
870-2489-7433 5/8way
P40
7700-11500 cpw
870-2486-7421
8/16-w
P40
11500-20000 cpw
From Standard Edition 870
$52,000
w/d 4/01/08
$107,000
w/d 4/01/08
$227,000
w/d 4/01/08
n/a
$97,000
w/d 4/01/08
$217,000
w/d 4/01/08
870-2489-7431
5/8-way
P40
7700-11500 cpw
870-2486-7419
8/16-way
P40
11500-20000 cpw
$62,000
w/d 4/01/08
$117,000
w/d 4/01/08
$237,000
w/d 4/01/08
n/a
$107,000
w/d 4/01/08
$227,000
w/d 4/01/08
* To provide 5250 OLTP capabilities, new Purchases of POWER6 models require the addition of a $50,000 Enterprise enablement feature. Because a
purchased machine needs to be equivalent to an upgrade from an enterprise edition 2 prices are shown. The first includes the Enterprise enablement
feature.
Processor Upgrades are "base to base". Therefore, the 5 or 8 base processors (and i5/OS licenses) from the 870 upgrade to a system with 1, 2, or 4 processors active, and
1 i5/OS license. There is no credit for additional hardware processor activations on the 870 they originally sold for $10,000 and have been in use for up to 4 1/2 years.
However, additional i5/OS licenses purchased on the 870 are moved to the 570 and in the process, a license that previously provided about 1400 cpw of capacity, now
delivers up to about 5,000 cpw.
Upgrades from Enterprise edition model 870s include ONE Enterprise enablement on the POWER6 570. Additional entitlements can be purchased. Upgrades from
Standard edition 870s DO NOT included an Enterprise enablement, but it can be purchased for/added to the POWER6 570 ($50,000).
When upgrading an 870 to a 570 it is not necessary to pre-activate processors on the 870 prior to the upgrade.
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Model 870 Enterprise Edition Upgrades into 570 POWER5, 5+ Enterprise Edition
Prices for upgrades to 570 shown in Blue are effective May 2, 2006, older price shown in black. Withdrawn effective April 1, 2008
From Procr.
Feature
870-2489-7433
5/8-way
P40
7700-11500 cpw
870-2486-7421
8/16-w
P40
11500-20000 cpw
Original i5-570 Enterprise Edition w/d 06/01/06
Jan. 31, 2006 i5-570 Enterprise Edition
0922-7472
0920-7470
0921-7495
0924-7474
0926-7476
pre 9/30/04 post 8/31/04 15200-23500 cpw 25500-33400 cpw 36300-44700 cpw
5/8-way
9/12-way
13/16-w
6350-12000 cpw
1.65 Ghz P40
P40
1.65
Ghz P40
1.65 Ghz 2/4-way
Sells for
Sells
for
Sells
for
P30 Sells for
$527,000
$835,000
$1,223,000
$450,000
$495,000
$178,900
$238,900
$322,400
$619,000
$994,100
w/d 9/30/04 w/d 06/01/06
w/d 06/01/06
w/d 06/01/06
w/d 06/01/06
0934-7747
0935-7748
0936-7749
8400-16000 cpw 16700-31100 cpw 31100-58500 cpw
2/4-way
4/8-way
8/16-way
2.2Ghz P30
2.2Ghz P40
2.2Ghz P40
Sells for
Sells for
Sells for
$290,000
$390,000
$590,000
n/a
n/a
$212,400
w/d 06/01/06
$509,000
w/d 06/01/06
$136,600
w/d 4/01/08
$884,100
w/d 06/01/06
$263,400
w/d 4/01/08
$454,200
w/d 4/01/08
$153,400
w/d 4/01/08
$344,200
w/d 4/01/08
Model 870 Standard Edition Upgrades into 570 POWER5, 5+ Standard Edition
Original i5-570 Standard Edition w/d 06/01/06
Jan. 31, 2006 i5-570 Standard Edition
0919-7488 pre
0920-7469 pre
0922-7471
0924-7473
0926-7475
From
0930-7490 post 0921-7494 post 15200-23500 25500-33400 36300-44700
Processor
3300-6000 cpw 6350-12000 cpw cpw 5/8-way cpw 9/12-way cpw 13/16-way
Feature
1/2-way
2/4-way
1.65 Ghz
1.65 Ghz
1.65 Ghz
1.65 Ghz P30
1.65 Ghz P30
P40
P40
P40
Sells for
$127,000 pre
Sells for
Sells for
Sells for
$71,000
$82,000 post
$141,000
$204,000
$269,000
870-2489-7431
$28,500
$73,300
$108,700
$167,200
5/8-way
P40
w/d 06/01/06 w/d 06/01/06 w/d 06/01/06
w/d 06/01/06
7700-11500 cpw
870-2486-7419
8/16-way
P40
11500-20000 cpw
$53,300
w/d 06/01/06
$81,500
w/d 06/01/06
0934-7757
8400-16000 cpw
2/4-way
2.2Ghz
P30
Sells for
$145,000
$55,000
w/d 4/01/08
$145,200
w/d 06/01/06
0935-7758
0936-7759
16700-31100
31100-58500 cpw
cpw 4/8-way
8/16-way
2.2Ghz
2.2Ghz
P40
P40
Sells for
Sells for
$220,000
$380,000
$128,400
$277,200
w/d 4/01/08
w/d 4/01/08
$113,000
w/d 4/01/08
$255,200
w/d 4/01/08
Notes: There are NO upgrades from an 870 Standard edition to a 570 Enterprise Edition
When upgrading from an i870 Enterprise Edition to an i5-570 Enterprise edition; various software, service vouchers, and additional hardware that are included as
part of a new purchase of an Enterprise Edition are NOT included with the edition to edition upgrade.
When upgrading, the "base" OS/400 licenses on the 870 are replaced by a single i5/OS license on the i570. The license changes were taken into account when the
upgrade prices were determined. Additional i5/OS licenses may need to be purchased with the upgrade. OS/400 license(s) associated with an existing processor
activation(s) on the 870 can be used to activate i5/OS on a processor activation(s) on the upgraded i570.
When upgrading an 870 to an i570 it is not necessary to pre-activate processors on the 870 prior to the upgrade.
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Model 870 Enterprise Edition Upgrades into 595 Enterprise Edition

Prices for upgrades to 2.3 Ghz 595 shown in Blue, to 1.9 Ghz in burgundy, to 1.65 Ghz (discontinued) in black.
870 to 595 Upgrades Withdrawn effective April 1, 2008
From
Processor
Feature
870-2489-7433
5/6-way P40
7700-11500 cpw
870-2486-7421
8/16-way P40
11500-20000 cpw
Orig. i5-595 Enterprise Edition

w/d 06/01/06
upgrades w/d 04/01/08
0946-7497 P50 0947-7499 P50 0940-7901 P50 0941-7904 P50 0943-7907 P60
24500-45500 cpw
1.65 Ghz 8/16-way
$1,369,000
$1,130,400
w/d 06/01/06
$1,020,400
w/d 06/01/06
46000-85000 cpw
1.65 Ghz 16/32-way
$1,683,000
$1,311,300
w/d 06/01/06
April 10, 2007 i5-595 Enterprise Edition

0953-5890 P50 0954-5891 P50 0955-5892 P60
26700-50500 cpw 51000-92000 cpw 92000-184000 cpw 31,500-58800 cpw 61000-108000 cpw 108000 216000 cp
1.9 Ghz 8/16-way 1.9 Ghz 16/32-way 1.9 Gh32/64-way 2.3 Ghz 8/16-way 2.3 Ghz 16/32-way 2.3 Ghz 32/64-way
$1,495,000
$1,253,600
w/d 4/01/08
$1,855,000
$1,592,000
w/d 4/01/08
$2,615,000
$2,311,200
w/d 4/01/08
$1,275,000
$1,154,000
w/d 4/01/08
$1,595,000
$1,474,000
w/d 4/01/08
$2,250,000
$2,129,000
w/d 4/01/08
$1,143,600
w/d 4/01/08
$1,482,000
w/d 4/01/08
$2,201,200
w/d 4/01/08
$1,064,000
w/d 4/01/08
$1,384,000
w/d 4/01/08
$2,039,000
w/d 4/01/08
Model 870 Standard Edition Upgrades into 595 Standard Edition

From
Processor
Feature
870-2489-7431
5/8-way P0
7700-11500 cpw
870-2486-7419
8/16-way P40
11500-20000 cpw
Original i5-595 Standard Edition

w/d 06/01/06
0946-7496 P50 0947-7498 P50 0940-7900 P50 0941-7903 P50 0943-7906 P60
24500-45500 cpw 46000-85000 cpw
1.65 Ghz 8/16-way 1.65 Ghz 16/32-way
$603,000
$534,700
w/d 06/01/06
$896,000
$487,700
w/d 06/01/06
$487,700
w/d 06/01/06
April 10, 2007 i5-595 Standard Edition

upgrades w/d w/d 4/01/08
0953-5870 P50 0954-5871 P50 0955-5872 P60
26700-50500 cpw 51000-92000 cpw 92000-184000 cpw 31,500-58800 cpw 61000-108000 cpw 108000-216000 cpw
1.9 Ghz 8/16-way 1.9 Ghz 16/32-way 1.9 Gh32/64-way 2.3 Ghz 8/16-way 2.3 Ghz 16/32-way 2.3 Ghz 32/64-way
$715,000
$581,600
w/d 4/01/08
$1,055,000
$900,000
w/d 4/01/08
$1.745,000
$1,549,200
w/d 4/01/08
$690,000
$590,000
w/d 4/01/08
$995,000
$895,000
w/d 4/01/08
$1,575,000
$1,475,000
w/d 4/01/08
$559,600
w/d 4/01/08
$878,000
w/d 4/01/08
$1,527,200
w/d 4/01/08
$573,000
w/d 4/01/08
$878,000
w/d 4/01/08
$1,454,000
w/d 4/01/08
Notes: There are NO direct upgrades from an 870 Standard edition to a 595 Enterprise Edition, consider a two-step.
When upgrading from an i870 Enterprise Edition to an i5-595 Enterprise edition; various software, service vouchers, and additional hardware that are included as part
of a new purchase of an Enterprise Edition are NOT included with the edition to edition upgrade.
When upgrading, the "base" OS/400 licenses on the 870 are replaced by four i5/OS licenses on the i595. The license changes were taken into account when the
When upgrading an 870 to an i595 it is not necessary to pre-activate processors on the 870 prior to the upgrade. This is different from 870 to larger 870 or 890
upgrades.
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To ===>
4910-5460
4911-5461
5,500-21,200 cpw
10,800-40,100 cpw
Sells for
Sells for
From
Processor
Feature
890-2487
P50
Any 5250
20000 - 29300 cpw Feature
n/a
n/a
890-2497-7424
P50
16/24-way 20000 - 29300 cpw
n/a
n/a
890-2488
P50
Any 5250
n/a
n/a
890-2498-7427
P50
24/32-way 29300 - 37400 cpw
n/a
n/a
890-2497-7422
P50
16/24-way
20000-29300 cpw
890-2498-7425
P50
24/32-way
29300-37400 cpw
n/a
n/a
4912-5462
20,100-76,900 cpw
Sells for
$198,000 to $207,000
dependent on interactive feature,
upgrades from smaller features
cost more w/d 4/01/08
$197,000
w/d 4/01/08
$180,000 to $189,000
dependent on interactive feature,
upgrades from smaller features
cost more w/d 4/01/08
$179,000
w/d 4/01/08
n/a
$209,000
w/d 4/01/08
$191,000
w/d 4/01/08
* To provide 5250 OLTP capabilities, new Purchases of POWER6 models require the addition of a $50,000 Enterprise enablement feature. Because a
purchased machine needs to be equivalent to an upgrade from an enterprise edition 2 prices are shown. The first includes the Enterprise enablement
feature.
Processor Upgrades are "base to base". Therefore, the 16 or 24 base processors (and i5/OS licenses) from the 890 upgrade to a system with 1, 2, or 4 processors active,
and 1 i5/OS license. There is no credit for additional hardware processor activations on the 890. They originally sold for $15,000 and have been in use for up to 4 1/2 years.
However, additional i5/OS licenses purchased on the 890 are moved to the 570 and in the process, a license that previously provided about 1200 cpw of capacity, now
delivers up to about 5,000 cpw.
Upgrades from Enterprise edition model 870s include ONE Enterprise enablement on the POWER6 570. Additional entitlements can be purchased. Upgrades from
Standard edition 890s DO NOT included an Enterprise enablement, but it can be purchased for/added to the POWER6 570 ($50,000).

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0922-7472
0924-7474
0926-7476
15200-23500
25500-3340 cpw
36300-44700 cpw
cpw 5/8-way 1.65 9/12-way 1.65 Ghz 13/16-way 1.65 Ghz
P40 Sells for
Ghz P40 Sells
P40 Sells for
$835,000
for $527,000
$1,223,000
890-2487
P50
Any 5250
n/a
$263,000
$638,100
w/d 06/01/06
w/d 06/01/06
890-2497-7424
P50
n/a
$263,000
$638,100
16/24-way 20000 - 29300 cpw
w/d 06/01/06
w/d 06/01/06
890-2488
P50
Any 5250
n/a
n/a
$418,100
w/d 06/01/06
890-2498-7427
P50
n/a
n/a
$418,100
w/d 06/01/06
24/32-way 29300 - 37400 cpw
From Processor Feature
0934-7747
0935-7748
0936-7749
8400-16000 cpw 16700-31100 cpw 31100-58500 cpw
2/4-way 2.2Ghz 4/8-way 2.2Ghz 8/16-way 2.2Ghz
P30 Sells for
P40 Sells for
P40 Sells for
$290,000
$390,000
$590,000
n/a
n/a
$235,000
w/d 4/01/08
n/a
n/a
$235,000
w/d 4/01/08
n/a
n/a
$235,000
w/d 4/01/08
n/a
n/a
$235,000
w/d 4/01/08

From
Processor
Feature
890-2497-7422
16/24-way
P50
20000-29300 cpw
890-2498-7425
24/32-way
P50
29300-37400 cpw
0924-7473
0926-7475
25500-33400 cpw
36300-44700 cpw
9/12-way 1.65 Ghz 13/16-way 1.65 Ghz
P40 Sells for
P40 Sells for
$204,000
$269,000
0934-7757
0935-7758
0936-7759
8400-16000 cpw
16700-31100 cpw
31100-58500 cpw
2/4-way 2.2Ghz P30 4/8-way 2.2Ghz P40 8/16-way 2.2Ghz P40
Sells for
Sells for
Sells for
$145,000
$220,000
$380,000
$235,000
w/d
4/01/08
n/a
n/a
$79,000
w/d 06/01/06
$107,000
w/d 06/01/06
$107,000
w/d 06/01/06
n/a
$235,000
w/d 4/01/08
Notes: There are NO direct upgrades from an 890 Standard edition to a 570 Enterprise Edition, consider two-step.
When upgrading from an i890 Enterprise Edition to an i5-570 Enterprise edition; various software, service vouchers, and additional hardware that are included as part
of a new purchase of an Enterprise Edition are NOT included with the edition to edition upgrade.
When upgrading, the "base" OS/400 licenses on the 890 are replaced by a single i5/OS license on the i570. The license changes were taken into account when the
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0946-7497
0947-7499
0952-7985
46000-85000 cpw 86000-165000 cpw
24500-45500
cpw
1.65 Ghz 8/16-w 1.65 Ghz 16/32-w 1.65 Ghz 32/64-way
P50 Sells for
P50 Sells for
P60 Sells for
$1,683,000
$1,369,000
$2,318,000
890-2487
P50
Any 5250
`$774,400
$1,065,300
$1,656,000
w/d 06/01/06
w/d 06/01/06
w/d 06/01/06
890-2497-7424
P50
$774,400
$1,065,300
$1,656,000
16/24-way 20000 - 29300 cpw
890-2488
P50
Any 5250
$554,400
$845,300
$1,436,000
w/d 06/01/06
w/d 06/01/06
w/d 06/01/06
890-2498-7427
P50
$553,000
$845,300
$1,436,000
24/32-way 29300 - 37400 cpw
0940-7901 was 7481 0941-7904 was 7483 0943-7907 was 7487

26700-50500 cpw 1.9 51000-92000 cpw
92000-184000 cpw
1.9 Ghz 16/32-way
1.9 Ghz 32/64-way
Ghz 8/16-way
P60 Sells for
P50 Sells for
P50 Sells for
$2,615,000
$1,495,000
$1,855,000
$897,600
$1,236,000
$1,955,200
w/d 4/01/08
w/d 4/01/08
w/d 4/01/08
$897,600
$1,236,000
$1,955,200
w/d 4/01/08
w/d 4/01/08
w/d 4/01/08
$677,600
$1,016,000
$1,735,200
w/d 4/01/08
w/d 4/01/08
w/d 4/01/08
$677,600
$1,016,000
$1,735,200
w/d 4/01/08
w/d 4/01/08
w/d 4/01/08

0953-5890 P50
0954-5891 P50
0955-5892 P60
890-2487
P50
Any 5250
20000 - 29300 cpw
Feature
890-2497-7424
P50
16/24-way 20000 - 29300 cpw
890-2488
P50
Any 5250
29300 - 37400 cpw
Feature
890-2498-7427
P50
24/32-way 29300 - 37400 cpw
31,500-58800 cpw
2.3 Ghz 8/16-way
61000-108000 cpw
2.3 Ghz 16/32-way
$1,275,000
$857,000
w/d 4/01/08
$851,000
w/d 4/01/08
$637,000
w/d 4/01/08
$637,000
w/d 4/01/08
$1,595,000
$1,177,000
w/d 4/01/08
$1,171,000
w/d 4/01/08
$957,000
w/d 4/01/08
$957,000
w/d 4/01/08
108000-216000 cpw
2.3 Ghz 32/64-way
$2,250,000
$1,832,000
w/d 4/01/08
$1,826,000
w/d 4/01/08
$1,612,000
w/d 4/01/08
$1,612,000
w/d 4/01/08
When upgrading from an i890 Enterprise Edition to an i5-595 Enterprise edition; various software, service vouchers, and additional hardware that are included as part of a
new purchase of an Enterprise Edition are NOT included with the edition to edition upgrade.
When upgrading, the "base" OS/400 licenses on the 890 are replaced by four i5/OS licenses on the i595. The license changes were taken into account when the upgrade
prices were determined. Additional i5/OS licenses may need to be purchased with the upgrade. OS/400 license(s) associated with an existing processor activation(s) on
the 890 can be used to activate i5/OS on a processor activation(s) on the upgraded i595.

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0946-7496
0947-7498
0952-7984
24500-45500
cpw
46000-85000
cpw
86000-165000cpw
From
1.65 Ghz 8/16-way 1.65 Ghz 16/32-way 1.65 Ghz 32/64Processor
P50 Sells for
P50 Sells for
way P50 Sells for
Feature
$603,000
$896,000
$1,454,000
890-0197
P50
$319,700
w/d 8/08/06
24-way 29300 cpw
890-2497-7422
$319,700
$590,100
$1,105,200
16/24-way
P50
20000-29300 cpw
890-2498-7425
$247,000
$505,000
$953,200
24/32-way
P50
29300-37400 cpw
0940-7900 was 7480 0941-7903 was 7482 0943-7906 was 7486

26700-50500 cpw
51000-92000 cpw
92000-184000 cpw
1.9 Ghz 8/16-way
1.9 Ghz 16/32-way 1.9 Ghz 32/64-way
P50 Sells for
P50 Sells for
P60 Sells for
$715,000
$1,055,000
$1,745,000
until June 1, 2006, two-step through 890-7425
w/d 04/08/08
$505,000
$844,000
$1,381,200
w/d 4/01/08
w/d 4/01/08
w/d 4/01/08
$505,000
w/d 4/01/08
$844,000
w/d 4/01/08
$1,381,200
w/d 4/01/08

upgrades w/d w/d 4/01/08
0953-5870 P50
0954-5871 P50
0955-5872 P60
From Processor
Feature
890-2497-7422
16/24-way
P50
20000-29300 cpw
890-2498-7425
24/32-way
P50
29300-37400 cpw
31,500-58800 cpw
2.3 Ghz 8/16-way
61000-108000 cpw
2.3 Ghz 16/32-way
108000-216000 cpw
2.3 Ghz 32/64-way
$690,000
$995,000
$1,575,000
$522,000
w/d 4/01/08
$827,000
w/d 4/01/08
$1,407,000
w/d 4/01/08
$501,000
w/d 4/01/08
$806,000
w/d 4/01/08
$1,386,000
w/d 4/01/08
Notes: There are NO direct upgrades from an 890 Standard edition to a 595 Enterprise Edition consider a two-step.
When upgrading from an i890 Enterprise Edition to an i5-595 Enterprise edition; various software, service vouchers, and additional hardware that are included as part of a
new purchase of an Enterprise Edition are NOT included with the edition to edition upgrade.
When upgrading, the "base" OS/400 licenses on the 890 are replaced by four i5/OS licenses on the i595. The license changes were taken into account when the upgrade
prices were determined. Additional i5/OS licenses may need to be purchased with the upgrade. OS/400 license(s) associated with an existing processor activation(s) on
the 890 can be used to activate i5/OS on a processor activation(s) on the upgraded i595.

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System i5 520 Value Edition Processor Feature Upgrades

Upgrades of Latest Value Editions -- Announced January 31, 2006
i5-520 Value Edition
From Value Edition
Processor Feature
520-0975-7350
P05
600/30 cpw
with #7355 accelerator
3100/30 cpw
520-0975-7452
P10
1200/60 cpw
0975-7350
0975-7352
0975-7352
add #7355 accelerator
w/o accelerator
add #7357 accelerator
1.9 Ghz uni no L3
1.9 Ghz uni with L3
1.9 Ghz uni with
3100/30 cpw P05
3800/50 cpw P10
L3 1200/60 cpw P10
adds $13,499
Sells for $21,900
adds $13,499
$13,499
$14,300
$27,799
$14,300
$13,499
Upgrades of Original Value/Express Editions -- Announced May 4, 2004

(includes original 9406 Express Editions)
There are no Upgrades from the Original Versions to those announced Jan. 31, 2006
i5-520 Value Edition
520-0901-7451 P10
1000/60 cpw
w/d 07/08/08 $11,900
Original 9406 Express Editions

520-0900-7411 P05
500/30 cpw to 0901-7414 $12,300
w/d 07/08/08 $24,900
w/d 07/08/08
520-0900-7413 P05
500/30 cpw' to 0901-7414 $12,200
w/d 07/08/08 $11,900
w/d 07/08/08
520-0900-7417 P05
500/30 cpw to 0901-7420 $12,200
w/d 07/08/08 $24,300
w/d 07/08/08
520-0901-7414 P10
520-0901-7420 P10
1000/60 cpw
1000/60 cpw
w/d 07/08/08 $24,300

w/d 07/08/08 $11,900

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System i5 520 Express Edition Processor Feature Upgrades

Upgrades of Latest Express Editions -- Announced January 31, 2006
i5-520 Express Edition 9405 Processor Feature
0970-7141
600/30 cpw
P05
"Entry Plus"
From Express Edition

9405 Processor Feature
520-0970-7140
P05
"Entry"
600/30 cpw
520-0970-7141
P05
"Entry Plus" 600/30 cpw
520-0970-7142
P05
"Entry Plus w/RAID"
600/30 cpw
520-0970-7148
P10
"Growth"
1200/60 cpw
0970-7142
0970-7148 0970-7143 0970-7144
0970-7145
600/30 cpw 1200/60 cpw 1200/60 cpw 3800/60 cpw
3800/60 cpw
P05
P10
P10
P10
P10
"Entry Plus
"Growth"
"Growth
"Turbo"
"Turbo
w/ RAID"
w/ RAID"
w/ RAID"
$18,397
$33,797
$48,917
$14,500
$29,000
$45,020
add 5722- add #5727
$14,500 plus $14,500 +
$14,500 +
WDS @ $1,499 ,
accelerator accelerator @
$14,500 #5727,
@ $1,825
2 disks
& 2 disks & @ $13,499 & $13,499 +
& 5722-WDS 5722-WDS 5722 -WDS 5722-WDS #5727, 2 disks
& 5722-WDS
add #5727
$13,700 +
$13,700 plus $13,700 +
accelerator
accelerator @
$1499
#5727,
$13,700
& 2 disks
@ $13,499 $13,499 +
& 2 disks
upgr. WDS upgr. WDS upgr. WDS #5727, 2 disks,
upgr. WDS
$13,700
$13,700 +
&
accelerator @
upgr WDS
$13,499 +
#5727, 2 disks
upgr. WDS
accelerator accelerator @
@ $13,499 $13,499 +
+ 2 GB Mem #5727, 2 disks +
2 GB Mem
accelerator @
$13,499 + 2 GB
Mem
#5727, 2 disks
520-0970-7143
P10
"Growth w/RAID"
1200/60 cpw
520-0970-7144
P10
"Turbo"
3800/60 cpw
NOTE: All 600/30 cpw Value Editions can be upgraded to 3100/30 cpw by adding various Accelerator features (version
dependent) for $13,499. System remains on the P05 SW Tier. If this upgrade has already been performed, upgrades to
"Turbo" and Turbo with RAID editions are $13,499 less than the amounts shown above.
Upgrades of Original 9405 Express Editions

(See Value Edition Upgrade Section for upgrades of original 9406 Express Editions)
There are no Upgrades from the Original Versions to those announced Jan. 31, 2006
Upgrades Withdrawn from Marketing 12/01/08
i5-520 Express Edition 9405 Processor Feature
0901-7394
0912-7395
0901-7392
0912-7396
1000/60 cpw
2400/60 cpw
1000/60 cpw
2400/60 cpw
From Express Edition
P10 uni mirror
P10 uni RAID
P10 uni mirror
P10 uni RAID
9405 Processor Feature
Sells for $29,900 Sells for $35,617 Sells for $42,400 Sells for $48,117
520-0900-7390 P05
500/30 cpw
$13,340 upgrade to 7392
$24,900
w/d 12/01/08 and add Disks &
w/d 12/01/08
RAID controller
520-0900-7391 P05
500/30 cpw'
$13,240
$24,300
w/d 12/01/08
520-0900-7393 P05
520-0901-7392 P10
500/30 cpw
w/d 12/01/08
$13,240
$24,900
w/d 12/01/08
w/d 12/01/08
1000/60 cpw
$11,900
w/d 12/01/08
520-0901-7394 P10
1000/60 cpw
$11,900
w/d 12/01/08
520-0912-7395 P10
2400/60 cpw

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System i5 Enterprise Edition Processor Feature Upgrades

Enterprise Edition Upgrades within the i520
Orig i5-520 Enterprise Editions w/d 6/1/06
Jan. 31, 2006 i5-520 Enterprise Editions
0902-7459 0903-7453 0904-7455 0905-7457

1000 cpw 2400 cpw 3300 cpw 6000 cpw
uni P10
uni P10
uni P20 2-way P20
Sells for
Sells for
Sells for
Sells for
$48,000
$103,000 $149,000 $175,000
From Jan. 31, 2006 i5-520 Enterprise Edition Features
0906-7734
1200 cpw
uni 1.9 Ghz
P10
$50,500
0906-7735
2800 cpw
uni 1.9Ghz
P10
$92,900
n/a
520-0906-7734 1200 cpw P10 $50,500

520-0906-7735 2800 cpw P10 $92,900
0906-7736
3800-7100
cpw 1/2-way
1.9 Ghz P20
$129,900
$46,600
$78,400
$36,000
$55,300
$86,300
From Original i5-520 Enterprise Edition Features

520-0902-7459
P10
1000 cpw
520-0903-7453
P10
2400 cpw
520-0904-7455
P20
3300 cpw
520-0905-7457
P20
6000 cpw
n/a
$60,500 $111,100
$127,000
w/d 6/1/06 w/d 6/1/06 w/d 6/1/06
$50,600
$72,000
w/d 6/1/06 w/d 6/1/06
$26,000
w/d 6/1/06
n/a
n/a
$48,800
$19,900
$18,000
Note: In addition to above feature conversion charges, all upgrades from 1.65 Ghz processor features will require
replacement of the original memory with new DDR-2 memory.
Standard Edition Upgrades within the i520

Orig. i5-520 Standard Editions w/d 6/1/06
0902-7458 0903-7452 0904-7454
1000 cpw 2400 cpw 3300 cpw
uni P10
uni P10
uni P20
Sells for
Sells for
Sells for
$12,000
$33,000
$50,000
0905-7456
6000 cpw
2-way P20
Sells for
$59,000
Jan. 31, 2006 i5-520 Standard

Editions
0906-7784
3800 cpw
uni 1.9 Ghz
P10
$35,100
0906-7785
3800-7100
cpw 1/2-way
1.9 Ghz
P20
$39,900
From Jan. 31, 2006 i5-520 Standard Edition Features

520-0906-7784 3800 cpw P10 $35,100
From Original i5-520 Standard Edition Features
520-0902-7458
P10
1000 cpw
520-0903-7452
P10
2400 cpw
520-0904-7454
P20
3300 cpw
520-0905-7456
P20
6000 cpw
n/a
$23,100
$41,800
$47,000
w/d 6/1/06 w/d 6/1/06 w/d 6/1/06
$18,700
$26,000
w/d 6/1/06 w/d 6/1/06
$9,000
w/d 6/1/06
n/a
n/a
$12,200
$26,000
$27,500
$13,000
$15,600
$15,100
$15,100

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Model 520 Standard Edition Upgrades into i520 Enterprise Edition

Original i5-520 Enterprise Editions
0902-7459 0903-7453 0904-7455 0905-7457
From
1000 cpw 2400 cpw 3300 cpw 6000 cpw
Standard Edition
uni P10
uni P10
uni P20 2-way P20
Processor
Sells for
Sells for
Sells for
Sells for
Feature
$48,000
$103,000 $149,000 $175,000
520-0906-7784 3800 cpw P10 $35,100
520-0906-7785 3800-7100 cpw P20 $39,900
520-0902-7458
$39,600
P10 1000 cpw w/d 07/08/08
520-0903-7452
$77,000
w/d 07/08/08
P10 2400 cpw
520-0904-7454
$108,900
w/d 07/08/08
P20 3300 cpw
520-0905-7456
$127,600
w/d 07/08/08
P30 6000 cpw
Jan. 31, 2006 i5-520 Enterprise

0906-7734
1200 cpw
uni 1.9 Ghz
P10
$50,500
0906-7735
2800 cpw
uni 1.9Ghz
P10
$92,900
0906-7736
3800-7100
cpw 1/2-way
1.9 Ghz P20
$129,900
$103,200
$99,000
two step
two step
two step
two step

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Model 520 Enterprise Edition Upgrades into Model 525

Announced April 10, 2007
9406-0909
model 525 -- 3800-7100 cpw, 1/2-way 1.9 Ghz P10
#7790
#7791
#7792
Plus Additional
Users at
Express Configuration Express Configuration 2 Express Configuration 3
$2,500 per
1 (30 Users)
(150 Users)
(Unlimited Users)
$34,900
$59,900
$79,900
"10 pack"
520-0906-7734
P10
$12,400
$12,400
$29,100
1200 cpw
$50,500
do not use*
520-0906-7735
P10
n/a
n/a
$12,400
2800 cpw
$92,900
520-0902-7459
P10
$17,900
$42,900
$62,900
1000 cpw
$48,000
520-0903-7453
P10
$14,400
$27,700
$47,700
2400 cpw
$103,000
520-0904-7455
P20
$14,400
$15,000
$35,000
3300 cpw
$149,000
do not use*
520-0905-7457
P20
n/a
$14,400
$27,800
6000 cpw
$175,000
From
Processor Feature
Notes:
* "do not use" means the upgrade to the Express 2 configuration is far more cost-effective.
In addition to above feature conversion charges, all upgrades from 1.65 Ghz processor features will require
Model 520 Standard Edition Upgrades into Model 525

Announced April 10, 2007
9406-0909
model 525 -- 3800-7100 cpw, 1/2-way 1.9 Ghz P10
#7790
#7791
Express
Configuration
Express
Configuration
2
From
1 (30 Users)
(150 Users)
Processor Feature
$34,900
$59,900
#7792
(Unlimited Users)
$79,900
520-0906-7784
P10
$12,400
3800 cpw
$35,100
$24,000
$46,000
520-0902-7458
1000 cpw
520-0903-7452
2400 cpw
520-0904-7454
3300 cpw
520-0905-7456
6000 cpw
$27,800
$52,800
$72,800
$22,000
$47,000
$67,000
$17,300
$42,300
$62,300
$14,900
$39,900
$59,900
P10
$12,000
P10
$33,000
P20
$50,000
P20
$59,000
Plus Additional
Users at
$2,500 per
"10 pack"

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Enterprise Edition Upgrade within the i550

Original i5-550 Enterprise Edition
0915-7463 3300-12000 cpw
1/4-way 1.65 Ghz P20 Sells for $266,000
550-0915-7463 P20
n/a
3300-12000 cpw

0910-7155 3800-14000 cpw
$41,000
Note: Upgrades from a 1.65 Ghz 550 to a 1.9 Ghz 550 requires replacing memory with DDR-2 memory.
Standard/Solution Edition Upgrade within the i550

0915-7462 3300-12000 cpw

0910-7154 3800-14000 cpw
550-0915-7462 P20
n/a
$13,000
3300-12000 cpw
An SAP 2-way Solution Edition (#7640) can upgrade to an SAP 4-way (#7641) for $45,000 including 2 i5/OS licenses.

0915-7463 3300-12000 cpw
From Jan. 31, 2006 i5-550 Standard Edition Feature

0910-7155 3800-14000 cpw
550-0910-7154 3800-14000 cpw P20 $70,000

From Original i5-550 Standard Edition Feature
550-0915-7462 P20
3300-12000 cpw
$130,000
$211,200
two step

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Withdrawn 07/08/08
To ===>

4910-5460
4911-5461
4912-5462
5,500-21,200 cpw
10,800-40,100 cpw
20,100-76,900 cpw
From
Processor
Sells for
Sells for
Sells for
Feature
550-0915-7463 P20
$83,000
$138,000
$250,000
w/d 7/08/08
w/d 7/08/08
w/d 7/08/08
1/4-way 1.65 Ghz
3300-12000 cpw
550-0910-7155 P20
$73,000
$126,000
$242,000
w/d 7/08/08
w/d 7/08/08
w/d 7/08/08
1/4-way 1.9 Ghz
3800-14000 cpw
550-0915-7462 P20
$94,000
$149,000
$262,000
w/d 7/08/08
w/d 7/08/08
w/d 7/08/08
1/4-way 1.65 Ghz
3300-12000 cpw
550-0910-7154 P20
$84,000
$137,000
$252,000
w/d 7/08/08
w/d 7/08/08
w/d 7/08/08
1/4-way 1.9 Ghz
3800-14000 cpw
From Solution Editions based on Enterprise Edition 550 -- all use 1.9 Ghz Processor features
550-0910-7630 P20
$88,000
w/d 7/08/08
Solution Edition
550-0910-7631 P20
$88,000
w/d 7/08/08
Oracle/JDE Ent. One
550-0910-7632 P20
$88,000
w/d 7/08/08
C2CRM Sol. Edn.
with Domino
From Solution Editions based on Standard Edition 550 -- all use 1.9 Ghz Processor features
550-0910-7629 P20
$99,000
w/d 7/08/08
Domino Edition
550-0910-7640 P20
$99,000
w/d 7/08/08
2-way SAP Soln Edn
550-0910-7641 P20
$99,000
w/d 7/08/08
4-way SAP Soln Edn
* To provide 5250 OLTP capabilities, new Purchases of POWER6 models require the addition of a $50,000
Enterprise enablement feature. Because a purchased machine needs to be equivalent to an upgrade from an
enterprise edition 2 prices are shown. The first includes the Enterprise enablement feature.
Processor Upgrades are "base to base". Therefore, the 1 base processor (and i5/OS license) from the 550 upgrades to a
system with 1, 2, or 4 processors active, and 1 i5/OS license. Additional optional processor activations already on the 550
are converted at a reduced rate of $14,000 when upgrading from a 1.65 Ghz processor, or $15,600 when upgrading from
the lower cost 1.9 Ghz processor. Additionally, optional additional i5/OS licenses purchased on the 550 are moved to the
570 and in the process, a license that previously provided about 3000 to 3500 cpw of capacity, now delivers about 5,000
cpw (or more -- depending on the number of processors on the system).
Upgrades from Enterprise edition model 550s include ONE Enterprise enablement on the POWER6 570. Additional
entitlements can be purchased. Upgrades from Standard edition 550s DO NOT included an Enterprise enablement, but it
can be purchased for/added to the POWER6 570 ($50,000).

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Withdrawn 07/08/08 replaced by upgrade to 9117-MMA
Upgrades from Enterprise Edition POWER5, 5+ 570s
To ===>
4910-5460
5,500-21,200 cpw
Sells for $215,000*

4911-5461
10,800-40,100 cpw
Sells for $270,000*
4912-5462
20,100-76,900 cpw
From
Processor
Sells for $390,000*
Feature
570-0919-7489 P30
$68,000
$123,000
$243,000
$68,000
$123,000
$243,000
570-0930-7491 P30
w/d 7/08/08
w/d 7/08/08
w/d 7/08/08
1/2-way 1.65 Ghz
3300-6000 cpw
570-0920-7470 P30
$48,000
$103,000
$215,000
570-0921-7495 P30
$61,000
$115,000
$226,000
w/d 7/08/08
w/d 7/08/08
w/d 7/08/08
2/4-way 1.65 Ghz
6350-12000 cpw
570-0934-7747 P30
$40,000
$87,000
$184,000
w/d 7/08/08
w/d 7/08/08
w/d 7/08/08
2/4-way 2.2 Ghz
8400-16000 cpw
570-0922-7472 P40
$91,000
$209,000
w/d 7/08/08
w/d 7/08/08
5/8-way 1.65 Ghz
15200-23500 cpw
570-0935-7748 P40
$81,000
$180,000
w/d 7/08/08
w/d 7/08/08
4/8-way 2.2 Ghz
16700-31100 cpw
570-0924-7474 P40
$189,000
w/d 7/08/08
9/12-way 1.65 Ghz
25500-33400 cpw
570-0926-7476 P40
$175,000
w/d 7/08/08
13/16-way 1.65 Ghz
36600-44700 cpw
570-0936-7749 P40
$175,000
w/d 7/08/08
8/16-way 2.2 Ghz
31100-58500 cpw
Enterprise enablement feature. Therefore, since this table is for upgrades from enterprise editions, the price
shown for a new purchase includes the Enterprise Enablement feature.
Processor Upgrades are "base to base". Therefore, the base processor(s) (and i5/OS license) from the 570 upgrade to a
system with 1, 2, or 4 processors active, and 1 i5/OS license. Additional processor activations already on the 570 are
converted at a reduced rate of $7,200 when upgrading from a 2.2 Ghz processors, or $10,000 when upgrading from the
1.65 Ghz processor. Additionally, optional additional i5/OS licenses purchased on the 570 are moved to the POWER6 570
and in the process, a license that previously provided about 3000 to 4000 cpw of capacity, now delivers up to about 5,000
cpw or more (depending on the number of processors on the system).
entitlements can be purchased. Upgrades from Standard edition 570s DO NOT included an Enterprise enablement, but it
can be purchased for/added to the POWER6 570.

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Upgrades from Standard Edition POWER5, 5+ 570s

Withdrawn 07/08/08 replaced by upgrade to 9117-MMA
To ===>
4910-5460
5,500-21,200 cpw
Sells for $165,000
From
Processor
Feature
570-0919-7488 P30
570-0930-7490 P30
1/2-way 1.65 Ghz
3300-6000 cpw
570-0920-7469 P30
570-0921-7494 P30
2/4-way 1.65 Ghz
6350-12000 cpw
570-0934-7757 P30
2/4-way 2.2 Ghz
8400-16000 cpw
570-0922-7471 P40
5/8-way 1.65 Ghz
15200-23500 cpw
570-0935-7758 P40
4/8-way 2.2 Ghz
16700-31100 cpw
570-0924-7473 P40
9/12-way 1.65 Ghz
25500-33400 cpw
570-0926-7475 P40
13/16-way 1.65 Ghz
36600-44700 cpw
570-0936-7759 P40
8/16-way 2.2 Ghz
31100-58500 cpw

4911-5461
10,800-40,100 cpw
Sells for $220,000
4912-5462
20,100-76,900 cpw
Sells for $340,000
$79,000
$79,000
$127,000
$127,000
$247,000
$247,000
w/d 7/08/08
w/d 7/08/08
w/d 7/08/08
$59,000
$72,000
$114,000
$127,000
$219,000
$231,000
w/d 7/08/08
w/d 7/08/08
w/d 7/08/08
$47,000
$98,000
$197,000
w/d 7/08/08
w/d 7/08/08
w/d 7/08/08
$102,000
$219,000
w/d 7/08/08
w/d 7/08/08
$88,000
$193,000
w/d 7/08/08
w/d 7/08/08
$203,000
w/d 7/08/08
$181,000
w/d 7/08/08
$175,000
w/d 7/08/08

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Prices for upgrades to 570 shown in Blue are effective May 2, 2006, older price shown in black.
Upgrades to 1.65 Ghz Models Withdrawn 07/08/08

0930-7491
0921-7495
0922-7472
0924-7474
0926-7476
3300-6000 cpw 6350-12000 cpw 15200-23500
25500-33400
36300-44700
1/2-way
2/4-way
cpw 5/8-way
cpw 9/12-way cpw 13/16-way
1.65 Ghz P30
1.65 Ghz P30 1.65 Ghz P40 1.65 Ghz P40 1.65 Ghz P40
Sells for
Sells for
Sells for
Sells for
Sells for
$300,000
$450,000
$527,000
$835,000
$1,223,000
570-0934-7747 8400 - 16000 cpw 2/4-way P30 $290,000
570-0935-7748 16700 - 31100 cpw 4/8-way P40 $390,000
570-0919-7489
$156,500
$219,300*
$527,300*
$915,300*
w/d 07/08/08
w/d 07/08/08
w/d 07/08/08
w/d 07/08/08
570-0930-7491
n/a
P30
6000 cpw
570-0920-7470
$369,600*
$757,600*
$61,600
w/d 07/08/08
w/d 07/08/08
w/d 07/08/08
570-0921-7495
n/a
P30 12000 cpw
570-0922-7472
P40 23500 cpw
570-0924-7474
P40 33400 cpw
570-0926-7476
P40 44700 cpw
$284,900
$672,900
w/d 07/08/08
w/d 07/08/08
0934-7747
8400-16000
cpw 2/4-way
2.2 Ghz P30
Sells for
$290,000
0935-7748
16700-31100
cpw 4/8-way
2.2 Ghz P40
Sells for
$390,000
0936-7749
31100-58500
cpw 8/16-way
2.2 Ghz P40
Sells for
$590,000
$81,600
$283,600
$137,200
$110,300
$199,300
$401,300
$37,000
$43,000
$96,600
$141,600
$298,600
$343,600
$96,200
$258,900
$364,900
$215,800
w/d 07/08/08
$220,100
Notes: When upgrading an i570 to a larger i570 with the same processor speed you must pre-activate all CoD processors on the "from" feature prior to the
upgrade. Additional i5/OS license activations are NOT required. When upgrading from an Enterprise Edition to a larger processor feature in a
higher software group, there will be software tier charges.
When upgrading from a 1.65 Ghz processor feature to a 2.2 Ghz processor feature without increasing the number of processors (i.e. a 2/4-way to a
2/4-way or a 5/8-way to a 4/8-way or a 9/12-way to an 8/16-way) it is NOT necessary to activate all the processors on the "from" machine prior to
doing the upgrade.
There is a per processor price difference charge to upgrade existing additional processor activations from a 1.65 Ghz 570 (#7897) to a 2.2 Ghz 570
(#7618) -- this is comparable to the price difference of the activations between the two features.
*
2-step process is required to get to the feature/price if starting from #7489 1/2-way or #7470 2/4-way.

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Standard Edition Upgrades within the POWER5, 5+ i570

0926-7475
0922-7471
0924-7473
0930-7490
0921-7494
25500-33400
36300-44700
3300-6000 cpw 6350-12000 cpw 15200-23500
cpw 5/8-way
1/2-way
2/4-way
1.65 Ghz P30
Sells for
Sells for
Sells for
Sells for
Sells for
$204,000
$269,000
$71,000
$82,000
$141,000
570-0934-7757 8400 - 16000 cpw 2/4-way P30 $145,000
570-0935-7758 16700 - 31100 cpw 4/8-way P40 $220,000
570-0919-7488
$4,600*
$62,300
$125,300
$190,300
w/d 07/08/08
w/d 07/08/08
w/d 07/08/08
w/d 07/08/08
570-0930-7490
n/a
P30
6000 cpw
570-0920-7469
$43,600
$106,600
$171,600
w/d 07/08/08
w/d 07/08/08
w/d 07/08/08
570-0921-7494
n/a
P30 12000 cpw
570-0922-7471
$39,900
$104,900
w/d 07/08/08
w/d 07/08/08
P30 23500 cpw
570-0924-7473
$41,900
w/d 07/08/08
P40 33400 cpw
570-0926-7475
P40 44700 cpw

0935-7758
0936-7759
0934-7757
31100-58500
16700-31100
8400-16000
cpw 2/4-way
cpw 4/8-way
cpw 8/16-way
2.2 Ghz P40
2.2 Ghz P30
2.2 Ghz P40
Sells for
Sells for
Sells for
$220,000
$380,000
$145,000
$60,300
$35,500
$57,000
$42,600
$202,600
$95,200
$135,300
$295,300
$71,600
$116,600
$231,600
$276,600
$89,200
$209,900
$186,200
$186,000
Notes: When upgrading an i570 to a larger i570 with the same processor speed you must pre-activate all CoD processors on the "from" feature prior to the
upgrade. Additional i5/OS license activations are NOT required. When upgrading from an Enterprise Edition to a larger processor feature in a
higher software group, there will be software tier charges.
When upgrading from a 1.65 Ghz processor feature to a 2.2 Ghz processor feature without increasing the number of processors (i.e. a 2/4-way to a
2/4-way or a 5/8-way to a 4/8-way or a 9/12-way to an 8/16-way) it is NOT necessary to activate all the processors on the "from" machine prior to
doing the upgrade.
There is a per processor price difference charge to upgrade existing additional processor activations from a 1.65 Ghz 570 (#7897) to a 2.2 Ghz 570
*
2-step process is required to get to the feature/price if starting from #7488 1/2-way or #7469 2/4-way.

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0924-7474
0926-7476
0921-7495
0922-7472
0930-7491
3300-6000 cpw 6350-12000 cpw 15200-23500
25500-33400 36300-44700
1/2-way
2/4-way
cpw 5/8-way
1.65 Ghz P30
Sells for
Sells for
Sells for
Sells for
Sells for
$527,000
$835,000
$1,223,000
$300,000
$450,000
570-0934-7757 8400 - 16000 cpw 2/4-way P30 $145,000
570-0935-7758 16700 - 31100 cpw 4/8-way P40 $220,000
570-0936-7759 31100 - 58500 cpw 8/16-way P40 $380,000
570-0919-7488
$248,600 to
P30
6000 cpw
570-0919-7489

0936-7749
0934-7747
0935-7748
16700-31100
31100-58500
8400-16000
cpw 2/4-way
cpw 4/8-way
cpw 8/16-way
2.2 Ghz P40
2.2 Ghz P30
2.2 Ghz P40
Sells for
Sells for
Sells for
$290,000
$390,000
$590,000
$234,400
$274,300
$320,500
two step
w/d 07/08/08
570-0930-7490
P30
6000 cpw
570-0920-7469
P30 12000 cpw
$251,900
two step
w/d 07/08/08
$401,500 to
570-0920-7470
two step
w/d 07/08/08
570-0921-7494
P30 12000 cpw
570-0922-7471
P40 23500 cpw
570-0924-7473
P40 33400 cpw
570-0926-7475
P40 44700 cpw
$404,800
two step
w/d 07/08/08
$424,600
two step
w/d 07/08/08
$694,100
two step
w/d 07/08/08
$1,049,400
two step
w/d 07/08/08
Note: When upgrading from a Standard Edition to an Enterprise Edition, the primary reason is usually 5250 OLTP capability. Software, service vouchers,
and additional hardware potentially included with the purchase of an Enterprise Edition are NOT included with a Standard to Enterprise Edition
upgrade. This is the same situation as exists for the 810/825/870/890.
There is a per processor price difference charge to upgrade additional existing processor activations from a 1.65 Ghz 570 (#7897) to a 2.2 Ghz 570

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Model 570 Enterprise Edition Upgrades into i595 Enterprise Edition

Orig. i5-595 Enterprise Edition
Jan. 31, 2006 i5-595 Ent. Edition
w/d 6/1/06
8/16-way
0947-7499
32/64-way 8/16-way 0941-7904 0943-7907 0953-5890 P50 0954-5891 P50 0955-5892 P60
61000-108000 108000-216000
1.65 Ghz 46000-85000 1.65 Ghz
1.9 Ghz P50 51000- P60 92000- 31,500-58800
cpw 2.3 Ghz
cpw 2.3 Ghz
no
no
cpw 1.65 Ghz
no
92000 cpw 184000 cpw cpw 2.3 Ghz
32/64-way
16/32-way
8/16-way
upgrades
16/32-way
upgrades upgrades
1.9 Ghz
1.9 Ghz
$1,369,000 P50 Sells for $2,318,000 $1,495,000 16/32-way
$2,250,000
$1,595,000
$1,275,000
32/64-way
$1,683,000
$1,855,000 $2,615,000
570-0934-7747 8400 - 16000 cpw 2/4-way P30 $290,000
$1,246,600 $2,006,600
n/a
$1,043,000
$1,698,000
570-0935-7748 16700 - 31100 cpw 4/8-way P40 $390,000
$1,100,200 $1,860,200
n/a
$957,000
$1,612,000
570-0936-7749 31100 - 58500 cpw 8/16-way P40 $590,000
$833,400 $1,593,400
n/a
$796,000
$1,451,000
570-0919-7489 1/2-way
570-0930-7491
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
P30
3300-6000 cpw
570-0920-7470 2/4-way
$1,190,900*
$1,314,600 $2,074,600
n/a
$1,241,000
$1,896,000
570-0921-7495
n/a w/d 6/1/06
n/a
n/a $1,306,600 $2,066,600
$1,237,000
$1,892,000
P30
6350-12000 cpw
570-0922-7472 5/8-way
n/a
$1,097,700
n/a
n/a $1,221,900 $1,981,900
n/a
$1,191,000
$1,846,000
P40
15200-23500 cpw
w/d 6/1/06
570-0924-7474 9/12-way
n/a
$758,900
n/a
n/a
$913,900 $1,673,900
n/a
$930,000
$1,585,000
P40
25500-33400 cpw
w/d 6/1/06
570-0926-7476 13/16-way
n/a
$533,000
n/a
n/a
$645,900 $1,357,900
n/a
$665,000
$1,360,000
P40
36300-44700 cpw
w/d 6/1/06
Notes: When upgrading an i570 to an i595 you must pre-activate all CoD processors prior to the upgrade. There must be 4 active i5/OS licenses on an
i570 prior to upgrading to an i595. When upgrading from an Enterprise Edition to a larger processor feature in a higher software group, there will be
software tier charges. When upgrading from an i570 to an i595, memory must be repurchased. If you have a full enterprise enablement (#7258) on
a i570, upgrade to full enterprise enablement (#7259) on the i595 is $100,000.
* Plus a $7,700 hardware processor activation to 1.65 processors, $17,342 to 2.3 Ghz processors 2-step process is required to get to the
feature/price if starting from #0920-7470 2/4-way.

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Model 570 Standard Edition Upgrades into i595 Standard Editions

Orig.l i5-595 Standard Edition
w/d 6/1/06
8/16-way
0947-7498
32/64-way 8/16-way
0953-5870 P50 0954-5871 P50 0955-5872 P60
0941-7903
0943-7906
31500-58800
61000-108000 108000-216000
1.65 Ghz 46000-85000 1.65 Ghz
51000-92000 92000-184000
1.9 Ghz
cpw 2.3 Ghz
cpw 2.3 Ghz
cpw 2.3 Ghz
no
no
no
1.65 Ghz
8/16-way
16/32-way
32/64-way
upgrades 16/32-way P50 upgrades upgrades 1.9 Ghz P50
1.9 Ghz P60
$1,575,000
$690,000
$995,000
$603,000
$896,000
$1,454,000 $715,000
$1.055,000
$1,745,000
570-0934-7757 8400 - 16000 cpw 2/4-way P30 $145,000
n/a
$780,600
$1,470,600
n/a
$775,000
$1,360,000
570-0935-7758 16700 - 31100 cpw 4/8-way P40 $220,000
n/a
$673,200
$1,363,200
n/a
$650,000
$1,360,000
570-0936-7759 31100 - 58500 cpw 8/16-way P40 $380,000
n/a
$553,400
$1,251,400
n/a
$532,000
$1,117,000
570-0919-7488
1/2-way
570-0930-7490
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
P30
6000 cpw
570-0920-7469
2/4-way
$730,000*
$1,552,600
$814,000
$1,383,000
$862,600
n/a
w/d 6/1/06
570-0921-7494
$1,544,600
$802,000
$1,375,000
$854,600
n/a
n/a
n/a
P30
12000 cpw
570-0922-7471
P30
570-0924-7473
P40
570-0926-7475
P40
5/8-way
23500 cpw
9/12-way
33400 cpw
13/16-way
44700 cpw
n/a
n/a
n/a
$656,600
w/d 6/1/06
$587,300
w/d 6/1/06
$515,800
w/d 6/1/06
n/a
n/a
$787,900
$1,477,900
n/a
$779,000
$1,360,000
n/a
n/a
$724,900
$1,414,900
n/a
$732,000
$1,360,000
n/a
n/a
$659,900
$1,357,900
n/a
$685,000
$1,360,000
Note: When upgrading an i570 to an i570 feature with more processors, you must pre-activate all CoD processors on the "from" feature prior to the
upgrade. Additional i5/OS license activations are NOT needed. When upgrading from an Enterprise Edition to a larger processor feature in a higher
software group, there will be software tier charges.
*
Plus a $7,700 hardware processor activation to 1.65 processors, $17,342 to 2.3 Ghz processors. 2-step process is required to get to the
feature/price if starting from #7469 2/4-way.
Model 570 Standard Edition CAN ONLY BE UPGRADED into i595 Enterprise Edition VIA A TWO-STEP
First upgrade the 570 Standard Edition into an Enterprise Edition, then do an Enterprise to Enterprise upgrade.

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Model 595 Enterprise Edition Upgrades into i595 Enterprise Edition

Prices for upgrades to 2.3 Ghz 595 shown in Blue, to 1.9 Ghz in burgundy, to 1.65 Ghz in black.
0947-7499
0952-7985
0946-7497
0943-7907
0941-7904
0940-7901
8600024500-45500 46000-85000
26700-50500 51000-92000 92000-184000
cpw P50
cpw P50
165000 cpw
cpw P60
cpw P50
cpw P50
1.65 Ghz
1.65 Ghz
P60 1.65 Ghz 1.9 Ghz 8/161.9 Ghz
1.9 Ghz 32/6416/32-way
32/64-way
8/16-way
16/32-way
way
way
$1,369,000 $1,683,000
$2,318,000
$1,495,000
$1.855,000
$2,615,000
From April 10, 2007 i5-595 2.3 Ghz Enterprise Edition Features
595-0953-5890 31500-58800 cpw
8/16-way P50 $1,275,000
595-0953-5891 61000-108000 cpw 16/32-way P50 $1,595,000
From July 11, 2006 i5-595 1.9 Ghz Enterprise Edition Features
595-0940-7901 26700-50400 cpw
8/16-way P50 $1,495,000
595-0941-7904 51000-93000 cpw
16/32-way
$164,000
$864,000
w/d 07/08/08
w/d 07/08/08

0954-5891
0955-5892
0953-5890
31,5006100010800058800 cpw 108000 cpw 216000 cpw
P50
P60 2.3 Ghz
P50
2.3 Ghz
2.3 Ghz
32/64-way
8/16-way
16/32-way
$2,250,000
$1,275,000 $1,595,000
$255,000
$368,000
P50 $1,855,000
$104,000
$75,900
$194,000
$294,000
$924,000
$510,000
$588,000
w/d 07/08/08
595-0943-7907 92000-184000 cpw 32/64-way P60 $2,615,000

From Jan. 31, 2006 i5-595 1.9 Ghz Enterprise Edition Features
595-0940-7481 26700-50400 cpw
8/16-way P50 $1,495,000
595-0941-7483 51000-92000 cpw 16/32-way P50 $1,855,000
595-0943-7487 92000-184000 cpw 32/64-way P60 $2,615,000
From Original i5-595 1.65 Ghz Enterprise Edition Features
595-0946-7497 8/16-way
n/a
$146,000
$781,000
w/d 07/08/08
w/d 07/08/08
P50
24500-45500 cpw
595-0947-7499 16/32-way
n/a
n/a
$299,000
w/d 07/08/08
P50
46000-85000 cpw
595-0952-7985 32/64-way
n/a
n/a
n/a
P60
86000-165000 cpw
$1,025,000
$310,000
$164,000
$864,000
$368,000
$255,000
$294,000
$510,000
$924,000
$588,000
$1,025,000
$618,000
$1,160,000
$340,000
$636,000
$1,181,000
$618,000
$1,205,000
$643,000
$1,100,000
$1,205,000
$1,025,000
Notes: When upgrading an i595 to a i595 with more processors, you must pre-activate all CoD processors on the "from" machine prior to the upgrade.
When upgrading from an Enterprise Edition to a larger processor feature in a higher software group, there will be software tier charges. There is an
$11,500 per processor charge to upgrade existing additional processor activations from a 1.65 Ghz 595 (#7925) to a 1.9 Ghz 595 (#7815), $10,800
to 2.3 Ghz processors -- this is comparable to the price difference of the activations between the two features.

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Model 595 Standard Edition Upgrades into i595 Standard Editions

0955-5872
0953-5870
0954-5871
0952-7984
0946-7496
0947-7498
0940-7900
0941-7903
0943-7906
was 7482
was 7486
P50
P50
P60
24500-45500 46000-85000 86000-165000 was 7480
61000108000cpw
cpw
cpw
26700-50500 51000-92000 92000-184000 31500-58800
cpw
108000 cpw 216000 cpw
1.65 Ghz
1.65 Ghz
1.65 Ghz
cpw 1.9 Ghz cpw 1.9 Ghz cpw 1.9 Ghz
16/32-way
32/64-way
2.3 Ghz
2.3 Ghz
2.3 Ghz
8/16-way
8/16-way
16/32-way
32/64-way
16/32-way
32/64-way
P50
8/16-way
P50
P50
P50
P50
P60
$1,454,000
$603,000
$896,000
$1,575,000
$715,000
$1.055,000
$1,745,000
$690,000
$995,000
From April 10, 2007 i5-595 2.3 Ghz Standard Edition Features
595-0953-5870 31500-58800 cpw
8/16-way P50 $690,000
$85,000
$665,000
595-0953-5871 61000-108000 cpw 16/32-way P50 $995,000
$121,000
From Jan. 31, 2006 i5-595 1.9 Ghz Standard Edition Features
$144,000
$255,000
$294,000
$894,000
$792,000
595-0940-7900 26700-50400 cpw
8/16-way P50 $715,000
w/d 07/08/08
595-0941-7903 51000-93000 cpw
16/32-way
w/d 07/08/08
$298,000
P50 $1,055,000
$510,000
$844,000
w/d 07/08/08
595-0943-7906 92000-184000 cpw 32/64-way P60 $1,745,000

595-0940-7480 26700-50400 cpw
8/16-way P50 $715,000
595-0941-7482 51000-92000 cpw 16/32-way P50 $1,055,000
595-0943-7486 92000-184000 cpw 32/64-way P60 $1,745,000
From Original i5-595 1.65 Ghz Standard Edition Features
595-0946-7496 8/16-way
n/a
$125,000
$683,000
w/d 07/08/08
w/d 07/08/08
P50
24500-45500 cpw
595-0947-7498 16/32-way
n/a
n/a
$222,000
w/d 07/08/08
P50
46000-85000 cpw
595-0952-7984 32/64-way
n/a
n/a
n/a
P60
86000-165000 cpw
$1,025,000
$310,000
$144,000
$792,000
$298,000
$255,000
$294,000
$510,000
$894,000
$844,000
$1,025,000
$618,000
$1,205,000
$340,000
$558,000
$1,150,000
$618,000
$1,205,000
$558,000
$1,150,000
$1,205,000
$1,035,000
Note: When upgrading an i595 to a i595 with more processors, you must pre-activate all CoD processors on the "from" machine prior to the upgrade.
When upgrading from an Enterprise Edition to a larger processor feature in a higher software group, there will be software tier charges. There is an
$11,000 per processor charge to upgrade existing additional processor activations from a 1.65 Ghz 595 (#7925) to a 1.9 Ghz 595 (#7815) -- this is
comparable to the price difference of the activations between the two features.

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0955-5892
0953-5890
0954-5891
0947-7499
0952-7985
0946-7497
0940-7901
0941-7904
0943-7907
108000was 7483
was 7487
31,5006100024500-45500 46000-85000 86000-165000 was 7481
cpw
cpw
cpw
26700-50500 51000-92000 92000-184000 58800 cpw 108000 cpw 216000 cpw
P50
P50
P60
1.65 Ghz
1.65 Ghz
1.65 Ghz
cpw 1.9 Ghz cpw 1.9 Ghz cpw 1.9 Ghz
2.3 Ghz
2.3 Ghz
16/32-way
32/64-way
2.3 Ghz
8/16-way
8/16-way
16/32-way
32/64-way
32/64-way
P50
P50
P60
8/16-way
16/32-way
P50
P50
P60
$1,369,000 $1,683,000
$2,318,000
$1,495,000
$1.855,000
$2,615,000
$1,275,000 $1,595,000 $2,250,000
From April 10, 2007 i5-595 2.3 Ghz Standard Edition Features
595-0953-5870 31500-58800 cpw
8/16-way P50 $690,000
$585,000
595-0953-5871 61000-108000 cpw 16/32-way P50 $995,000
$600,000
595-0953-5872 108000-216000 cpw 32/64-way P60 $1,575,000
$754,000
$858,000
595-0940-7900 26700-50400 cpw
8/16-way P50 $715,000
$880,000
595-0941-7903 51000-93000 cpw 16/32-way P50 $1,055,000
$957,000
595-0943-7906 92000-184000 cpw 32/64-way P60 $1,745,000
no change to processor HW features
595-0940-7480 26700-50400 cpw
8/16-way P50 $715,000
$858,000
595-0941-7482 51000-92000 cpw 16/32-way P50 $1,055,000
$880,000
595-0943-7486 92000-184000 cpw 32/64-way P60 $1,745,000
$957,000
2-step into "newer" 1.9 Ghz proc. features
595-0946-7496 8/16-way
$842,600
two step
P50
24500-45500 cpw w/d 07/08/08
595-0947-7498 16/32-way
$865,700
two step
w/d 07/08/08
P50
46000-85000 cpw
595-0952-7984 32/64-way
$950,400
two step
w/d 06/01/06
P60
86000-165000 cpw
Note: When upgrading from a Standard Edition to an Enterprise Edition, the primary value is the 5250 OLTP capability. Software, service vouchers, and
additional hardware potentially included with the purchase of an Enterprise Edition are NOT included with a Standard to Enterprise Edition upgrade.
There is an $11,000 per processor charge to upgrade existing additional processor activations from a 1.65 Ghz 595 (#7925) to a 1.9 Ghz 595
Standard Edition to Enterprise edition activations do NOT require additional processor activations.

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CBU Editions Section

POWER6 570 CBU editions are only available for new purchases or upgrades from previous CBU editions. This is
different from previous 570 CBU editions, where it was possible to upgrade from an 810/825/870/890 Enterprise or
Standard edition into the CBU edition. If you have an "extra" 8xx system that you were planning on upgrading to a CBU, it
may still be viable to upgrade it to a POWER5+ CBU in some instances, but in other cases it will be more cost-effective to
purchase a POWER6 570 CBU and retire the 8xx model. Also, while an 870/890 could be the primary system to a 570
CBU, ONLY a 570 can be a primary to a POWER6 570 CBU. Note: These are the same types of criteria/differences
that were introduced with the 525 CBU.
The table below shows the "eligible primary systems" that support the POWER6 570 CBU. It is followed by tables
showing the allowable upgrades into the POWER6 570 CBU (and older CBU models) -- both from "regular" CBU models
and "Standard" CBU models. For comparison purposes, upgrade options from 8xx models and 5xx Enterprise and
Standard Edition 5xx models to POWER5+ CBUs are then shown. Upgrades to a POWER6 570 CBU model from those
editions are not allowed.
Eligible Primary Systems for POWER6 570 (MMA) CBU Pairing

See: http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/i/hardware/cbu/form.html
and select the "Primary" System to see all Eligible CBU pairings in the CBU field
POWER6 570 CBU
4922-7053 1/4-way 550021200 cpw
Sells for
$155,000 w/Ent. Enable.
$105,000 w/o Ent. Enable.
4923-7058 1/8-way 550040,100 cpw
Sells for
4924-7063 2/16-way
10,800-76,900 cpw
Sells for
Model
570
595
570
595
570
595
POWER5 Primary
5/8-way, 9/12-way
13/16-way
8/16-way, 16-32-way,
32-64-way
Eligible Primary Systems

POWER5+ Primary
2/4-way, 4/8-way
8/16-way
8/16-way, 16/32way, 32/64-way
POWER6 570 Primary

1/4-way, 2/8-way,
4/16-way
--
5/8-way, 9/12-way
13/16-way
8/16-way, 16-32-way,
32-64-way
4/8-way, 8/16-way
2/8-way
4/16-way
--
9/12-way,
13/16-way
8/16-way, 16-32-way,
32-64-way
8/16-way
4/16-way
8/16-way, 16/32way, 32/64-way
--
8/16-way, 16/32way, 32/64-way
IF the CBU edition will be used with a Primary system that is either an Enterprise Edition, or a POWER6 570 with
Enterprise Enablement, the first Enterprise Enablement MUST be purchased for the CBU edition. Additional enterprise
enablements can then be temporarily transferred from the primary system.
CBU Edition Upgrades into newer/larger 520/525

8xx CBU to CBU Upgrades withdrawn as follows: From 810/825 Effective December 1, 2007.
July 11, August 8, October 10, 2006, and April 10, 2007 i5 CBU Editions
520
From
Processor Feature
520-0906-7710 Uni
1200 cpw
P10
520-0906-7711 Uni
2800 cpw
P10
525
0906-7711
0906-7721
0909-6910
2800 cpw Uni
3800-7100 cpw 1/2-way 3800-71000 cpw 1/2-way
1.9Ghz P10
1.9 Ghz P20
1.9 Ghz P10
Sells for $64,000
Sells for $85,000
Sells for $29,900
$34,000
$57,000
$12,400*
$23,000
$12,400*
Plus additional users beyond the base 30 if Primary is a 520 or more users needed when not transferring user
entitlements from 525 -- discounted prices are available at the time of the initial upgrade -- see new purchase section.

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CBU Edition Upgrade Pricing into newer/larger 550/570/MMA/595 CBU Editions

8xx CBU to CBU Upgrades withdrawn as follows: From 825 Effective December 1, 2007; From 870/890 Effective April 1, 2008.
July 11, August 8, October 10, 2006, and July 24, 2007 System i CBU Editions
570
550
From
Processor Feature
550-0910-7921 1/4-way
3800-14000 cpw
P20
570-0938-7915 1/4-way
4200-16000 cpw
P20
570-0939-7917 1/8-way
4200-31100 cpw
P30
570-0937-7570 2/16-way
6350-44700 cpw
P30
570-0937-7760 2/16-way
8400-68500 cpw
P30
595-0957-7911 2/16-way
6800-50500 cpw
P50
595-0957-7909 4/32-way
or -0957-7590
13600-92000 cpw
P50
595-0958-5895 2/16-way
8200-58800 cpw
P50
825-2495-7439 1/6-way
1250/6600 cpw
P30
870-2496-7440 2/16-way
3200/20000 cpw
P40
890-2499-7441 4/32-way
5600/37400 cpw
P50
0910-7921 0938-7915 0939-7917

0937-7760
3800-14000
42004200-31100 8400-58500
cpw 1/4-way 16000 cpw cpw 1/8-way cpw2/16-way
1.9 Ghz P20
1/4-way
2.2Ghz P30 2.2Ghz P30
Sells for
2.2Ghz
Sells for
Sells for
$99,000
P20
$180,000
$275,000
Sells for
$155,000
n/a
$51,000
$145,542
4922-7053
5,50021,200 cpw
1/4-way
4.7 Ghz
POWER6
Sells for
$155,000*
4923-7058
5,50040,100 cpw
1/8-way
4.7 Ghz
POWER6
Sells for
$185,000*
$53,000
$93,000
$173,000
w/d 7/08/08
w/d 7/08/08
w/d 7/08/08
$40,000
$81,000
$165,000
w/d 7/08/08
w/d 7/08/08
w/d 7/08/08
$95,542
595
09570944-7909 0958-5895 0959-5896

4924-7063
7911
13600-92000
82001600010,8006800cpw4/32-way 58800cpw 108000 cpw
76,900 cpw
4/32-way
2/16-way 50500cpw 1.9 Ghz P50 2/16-way
2/16-way
Sells for
2.3 Ghz
2.3 Ghz
4.7 Ghz
1.9 Ghz
$880,000
P50 Sells
P50
POWER6
P50 Sells
$575,000
Sells for
Sells for
$920,000
$265,000* $545,000
$81,000
$165,000
w/d 7/08/08
w/d 7/08/08
$175,000
$380,000
$420,000
$345,000
$385,000
$670,000
$710,000
$310,600
$350,600
$295,000
$335,000
w/d 7/08/08
$175,000
w/d 7/08/08
w/d 07/08/08
$295,000
$510,000
w/d 07/08/08
$310,000
$79,000 $135,000
$165,000
$265,000
w/d 12/01/07 w/d 12/01/07
w/d 12/01/07
w/d 12/01/07
$84,000
$114,000
$194,000
w/d 12/01/07 w/d 12/01/07 w/d 12/01/07
$115,000
$244,500
$97,000
$177,000
w/d 4/01/08
w/d 4/01/08
w/d 4/01/08
w/d 4/01/08
To Feat. 595-0944-7590
$703,400 w/d 10/03/06
$710,000
* Purchase prices shown for new purchases of POWER6 570 (MMA) include 1 enterprise enablement. CBU upgrades from "regular" CBU editions (not Standard CBU)
include an enterprise enablement.
NOTE: The prices of these upgrades into the CBU editions may not be much of a savings (compared to upgrades to enterprise editions) IF you need to activate a significant
number of processors. Be sure you understand the benefit tradeoffs between Enterprise and CBU editions before proposing a solution. (Enterprise may come with
more active processors, CBU can temporarily use i5/OS licenses moved from the "primary" machine and has additional disaster recovery benefits).

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July 11, August 8, October 10, 2006, and April 10, 2007 i5 Standard CBU Editions
520
525
0906-7720 3800-7100 cpw

0909-6910 3800-71000 cpw
1/2-way 1.9 Ghz P20
1/2-way 1.9 Ghz P10
Sells for $35,000
Sells for $29,900
$11,000
$12,400*
520-0906-7712 Uni
3800 cpw
P10
* Plus additional users beyond the base 30 -- discounted prices are available at the time of the initial upgrade -- see new purchase section.
Standard CBU Edition Upgrades into larger Standard 550/570/MMA/595 CBU Editions
550
July 11, August 8, October 10, 2006, and July 24, 2007 System i CBU Editions
570
595
0910-7920 0938-7914 0939-7916

38004200420014000 cpw 16000 cpw 31100 cpw
1/4-way
1/4-way
1/8-way
1.9 Ghz
2.2Ghz
2.2Ghz
P20
P20
P30
From Processor Feature Sells for
Sells for
Sells for
$59,000
$115,000 $145,000
550-0910-7920 1/4-way
3800-14000 cpw
P20
570-0938-7914 1/4-way
n/a
$51,000
4200-16000 cpw
P20
570-0939-7916 1/8-way
4200-31100 cpw
P30
570-0937-7918 2/16-way
8400-68500 cpw
P30
595-0957-7910 2/16-way
6800-50500 cpw
P50
595-0957-7912 4/32-way
13600-92000 cpw
P50
595-0958-5875 2/16-way
8200-58800 cpw
P50
0937-7918
840058500 cpw
2/16-w
2.2Ghz
P30
Sells for
$245,000
4922-7053
5,50021,200 cpw
1/4-way
4.7 Ghz
POWER6
Sells for
$105,000
4923-7058
5,50040,100 cpw
1/8-way
4.7 Ghz
POWER6
Sells for
$135,000
4924-7063 0957-7910 0944-7912

680013600-92000
10,80076,900 cpw 50500 cpw cpw4/32-way
2/16-way 1.9 Ghz P50
2/16-way
1.9 Ghz
Sells for
4.7 Ghz
P50
$680,000
POWER6
Sells for
Sells for
$215,000 $445,000
0958-5875
820058800 cpw
2/16-way
2.3Ghz P50
Sells for
$475,000
0959-5876
16000108000 cpw
4/32-way
2.3Ghz P50
Sells for
$720,000
$65,000 $105,000 $183,000

w/d 7/08/08 w/d 7/08/08 w/d 7/08/08
$145,542
$42,000
$81,000 $165,000
$449,626
$490,000
$449,626
$490,000
$464,084
$505,000
$190,000
$230,000
w/d 7/08/08 w/d 7/08/08 w/d 7/08/08
$95,542
$81,000 $165,000 $427,000

w/d 7/08/08 w/d 7/08/08
$175,000
w/d 7/08/08
w/d 07/08/08
$510,000
$267,000
NOTE: The prices of these upgrades into the Standard CBU editions may not be much of a savings (compared to upgrades to Standard editions) IF you need to
activate a significant number of processors. Be sure you understand the benefit tradeoffs between Standard and Standard CBU editions before proposing a
solution. (Standard may come with more active processors, CBU can temporarily use i5/OS licenses moved from the "primary" machine and has additional
disaster recovery benefits).

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NOTE: There are NO Upgrades from 8xx or 5xx models into 525 or POWER6 570 (MMA) CBU editions.
Upgrades into CBU Editions withdrawn as follows: From 810/825 Effective December 1, 2007; From 870/890 Effective April 1, 2008.
520
July 11, August 8, October 10 2006, and April 10,2007 i5 CBU Editions
550
570
595
0906-7710
1200 cpw
uni 1.9 Ghz
P10
Sells for
$33,000
810-2465-7406
750 cpw
P10
810-2466-7409
1020 cpw
P10
810-2467-7412
1470 cpw
P10
810-2469-7430
2700 cpw
P20
825-2473-7418 3/6-way
3600-6600 cpw
P30
870-2489-7433 5/8-way
7700-11500 cpw P40
870-2486-7421 8/16-w
11500-20000 cpw P40
890-2487 P50 Any 5250
20000 - 29300 Feature
890-2497-7424 16/24-way
20000 - 29300 cpw P50
890-2488 P50 Any 5250
29300 - 37400 Feature
890-2498-7427 24/32-way
29300 - 37400 cpw P50
0906-7711
0906-7721
0910-7921
0938-7915 0939-7917
0937-7760
0957-7911
0944-7909 0958-5895
2800 cpw
3800-7100 3800-14000 4200-16000 4200-31100 8400-58500 6800-50500 13600-92000
8200uni 1.9Ghz cpw 1/2-way cpw 1/4-way cpw 1/4-way cpw 1/8cpw 2/16- cpw 4/32-way
cpw 2/1658800
P10
way
1.9 Ghz P50 cpw 2/161.9 Ghz P20
1.9 Ghz
2.2Ghz P20 way 2.2Ghz way 2.2Ghz
Sells for
1.9 Ghz P50
way
P30
Sells for
Sells for
P20
Sells for
P30
$64,000
$85,000
Sells for
Sells for
Sells for
$880,000
2.3 Ghz
Sells for
$155,000
$545,000
P50 Sells
$99,000
$180,000
$275,000
$545,000
$18,000
$45,000
$66,000
$90,000
$146,000
w/d12/01/07 w/d12/01/07 w/d12/01/07 w/d 12/01/07 w/d 12/01/07
$41,000
$62,000
$86,000
$142,000
w/d12/01/07 w/d12/01/07 w/d 12/01/07 w/d 12/01/07
$34,000
$55,000
$79,000
$135,000
w/d12/01/07 w/d12/01/07 w/d 12/01/07 w/d 12/01/07
$45,000
$64,000
$120,000
w/d12/01/07 w/d 12/01/07 w/d 12/01/07
$49,000
$99,000
$129,000
$245,000
$495,000
$830,000
$495,000
w/d 12/01/07 w/d 12/01/07 w/d12/01/07 w/d 12/01/07 w/d 12/01/07 w/d 12/01/07 w/d 12/01/07
$48,000
$99,000
$205,000
$421,000
$780,000
$451,000
w/d 4/01/08 w/d 4/01/08 w/d 4/01/08 w/d 4/01/08 w/d 4/01/08 w/d 4/01/08
$99,000
$205,000
$421,000
$680,000
$451,000
w/d 4/01/08 w/d 4/01/08 w/d 4/01/08 w/d 4/01/08 w/d 4/01/08
$205,000
$670,000
$451,000
w/d 4/01/08
w/d 4/01/08 w/d 4/01/08
$205,000
$421,000
$670,000
$451,000
w/d 4/01/08 w/d 4/01/08 w/d 4/01/08 w/d 4/01/08
$205,000
$670,000
$451,000
w/d 4/01/08
w/d 4/01/08 w/d 4/01/08
$205,000
$421,000
$670,000
$451,000
w/d 4/01/08 w/d 4/01/08 w/d 4/01/08 w/d 4/01/08
0959-5896
16000108000
cpw 4/32way
2.3 Ghz
P50 Sells
$870,000
$820,000
w/d 12/01/07
$770,000
w/d 4/01/08
$710,000
w/d 4/01/08
$710,000
w/d 4/01/08
$710,000
w/d 4/01/08
$710,000
w/d 4/01/08
$710,000
w/d 4/01/08
NOTE: The prices of these upgrades into the CBU editions may not be much of a savings (compared to upgrades to enterprise editions) IF you need to
activate a significant number of processors. Be sure you understand the benefit tradeoffs between Enterprise and CBU editions before proposing a
solution. (Enterprise may come with more active processors, CBU can temporarily use i5/OS licenses moved from the "primary" machine and has
additional disaster recovery benefits).

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Standard Edition Upgrades into 520/550/570/595 Standard CBU Editions

Upgrades into CBU Editions withdrawn as follows: From 810/825 Effective December 1, 2007; From 870/890 Effective April 1, 2008.
NOTE: There are NO Upgrades from 8xx or 5xx models into 525 or POWER6 570 (MMA) CBU editions.
July 11, August 8, and October 10, 2006 i5 CBU Editions
520
From Processor
Feature
810-2465-7404
750 cpw
P10
810-2466-7407
1020 cpw
P10
810-2467-7410
1470 cpw
P10
810-2469-7428
2700 cpw
P20
825-2473-7416 3/6-way
3600-6600 cpw
P30
870-2489-7431 5/8-way
7700-11500 cpw P40
870-2486-7419 8/16-w
11500-20000 cpw P40
890-2497-7422 16/24-way
20000 - 29300 cpw P50
890-2498-7425 24/32-way
29300 - 37400 cpw P50
550
570
595
0906-7712
0906-7720
0910-7920
0938-7914
0939-7916
0937-7918
0957-7910
0944-7912
0958-5875
3800 cpw
3800-7100
3800-14000 4200-16000 4200-31100 8400-58500 6800-50500 13600-92000 8200-58800
Uni
cpw 1/2-way cpw 1/4-way cpw 1/4-way cpw 1/8-way cpw2/16-way cpw 2/16-way cpw 4/32-way cpw 2/16-way
1.9 Ghz P10 1.9 Ghz P20 1.9 Ghz P20 2.2Ghz P20 2.2Ghz P30 2.2Ghz P30 1.9 Ghz P50 1.9 Ghz P50 2.3 Ghz P50
Sells for
Sells for
Sells for
Sells for
Sells for
Sells for
Sells for
Sells for
Sells for
$29,000
$35,000
$59,000
$115,000
$145,000
$245,000
$445,000
$680,000
$445,000
$26,000
$32,000
$56,000
$112,000
w/d 12/01/07 w/d 12/01/07 w/d 12/01/07 w/d 12/01/07
$25,000
$31,000
$55,000
$111,000
w/d 12/01/07 w/d 12/01/07 w/d 12/01/07 w/d 12/01/07
$24,000
$30,000
$54,000
$110,000
w/d 12/01/07 w/d 12/01/07 w/d 12/01/07 w/d 12/01/07
$19,000
$25,000
$49,000
$105,000
w/d 12/01/07 w/d 12/01/07 w/d 12/01/07 w/d 12/01/07
$41,000
$97,000
$127,000
$227,000
$427,000
$670,000
$451,000
w/d 12/01/07 w/d 12/01/07 w/d 12/01/07 w/d 12/01/07 w/d 12/01/07 w/d 12/01/07 w/d 12/01/07
$57,000
$99,000
$205,000
$421,000
$670,000
$451,000
w/d 4/01/08
w/d 4/01/08
w/d 4/01/08
w/d 4/01/08
w/d 4/01/08
w/d 4/01/08
$99,000
$205,000
$421,000
$670,000
$451,000
w/d 4/01/08
w/d 4/01/08
w/d 4/01/08
w/d 4/01/08
w/d 4/01/08
$205,000
$421,000
$670,000
$451,000
w/d 4/01/08
w/d 4/01/08
w/d 4/01/08
w/d 4/01/08
$205,000
$421,000
$670,000
$451,000
w/d 4/01/08
w/d 4/01/08
w/d 4/01/08
w/d 4/01/08
0959-5876
16000-108000
cpw 4/32-way
2.3 Ghz P50
Sells for
$670,000
$710,000
w/d 12/01/07
$710,000
w/d 4/01/08
$720,000
w/d 4/01/08
$710,000
w/d 4/01/08
$710,000
w/d 4/01/08
NOTE: The prices of these upgrades into the Standard CBU editions may not be much of a savings (compared to upgrades to Standard editions) IF you need to
activate a significant number of processors. Be sure you understand the benefit tradeoffs between Standard and Standard CBU editions before proposing a
solution. (Standard may come with more active processors, CBU can temporarily use i5/OS licenses moved from the "primary" machine and has additional disaster
recovery benefits).
Solution Edition Upgrades Not Listed Elsewhere

Upgrade from 520 Solution Edition Entry #7786 to Solution Edition Growth #7787:
Upgrade from 520 Solution Edition Growth #7787 to 520 1/2-way Standard Edition #7785:
$12,200
$36,000
Upgrade from 520 SAP 1-way Solution Edition #7788 to 520 SAP 1/2-way Soln. Edit. #7789:
$21,900 including processor activation and

additional i5/OS license with SWMA.
$35,000 including 2 processor activations and
2 additional i5/OS licenses with SWMA.
Upgrade from 550 SAP 2-way Solution Edition #7640 to 550 SAP 4-way Soln. Edit. #7641:

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Upgrade Pricing from HA and CBU to Enterprise edition and into CBU Editions
HA editions are only available for new purchases. CBU editions can be new purchases or upgrades from 520 models OR
810/825/870/890 editions -- depending on the specific CBU edition. The number of upgrade paths between CBU editions have
increased and we anticipate CBU to future CBU upgrades will exist when new products are announced. With the enhanced
CBU to CBU upgrade paths, upgrades from CBU to Enterprise editions are being discontinued. Upgrades between HA editions
do not exist, but the HA edition can be converted to an Enterprise edition (which can then be upgraded) at no charge.
When upgrading from an HA edition into the Enterprise edition, as with upgrades from Standard editions, the customer does
NOT receive additional hardware/software/education/services normally included with the new purchase of, or first upgrade
into an Enterprise edition.
HA to Enterprise Edition Upgrades

HA to Enterprise Edition upgrades within the same model and processor feature (ex. 520-7373 HA to 520-7734 Ent., or 5707764 HA to 570-7748 Ent.) are available at no charge after the initial installation of the HA edition. Recognize however that to
initially purchase the HA machine, specific high availability software was required (at a cost). When upgrading from an HA
edition to an enterprise edition, no additional hardware or software is included.
Prior to attempting to upgrade an HA edition to a larger/newer server feature, one must first convert the HA edition to an
Enterprise edition (in the IBM accounting systems). HA to Enterprise edition upgrades for 810 and 825 models were
withdrawn December 1, 2007; and for 870 and 890 models, withdrawn effective April 1, 2008.
CBU to Enterprise Edition Upgrades

As shown below, purchasing a CBU edition, then upgrading to an Enterprise edition will be considerably more expensive than
initially purchasing the Enterprise edition.
From CBU
570-0937-7760 2/16-way
8400-58500 cpw
$275,000
595-0944-7590 4/32-way
13600-92000cpw
$880,000
570-0928-7570 2/16-way
6350-44700 cpw
$353,000
825-2495-7439 1/6-way
1250/6600 cpw $150,000
870-2496-7440 2/16-way
3200-20000 cpw
$330,000
To Enterprise
Upgrade
Comments
Price
570-0936-7749 8/16-way
$362,400 * Upgrades to 8/16-way NOT to 2/4-way
31100-58500
$590,000
w/d 10/03/06 * Adds 6 startup processors (total 8)
* 2-step is $62.4K more than initial 8/16-way EE
purch. Could purch. 2/4-way EE - $449K
* Upgrades to 16/32-way NOT to 8/16-way
595-0941-7483 16/32-way $1,001,300
51000-92000cpw
w/d 10/03/06 * Adds 12 startup processors (total 16)
$1,855,000
* 2-step is $1,853.7K more than initial 16/32-way
EE
purch. Could purch. 8/16-way EE - $1,555K
570-0926-7476 13/16-way
$1,156,000 * Upgrades to 13/16-way NOT to 5/8-way
* Adds 10 startup processors (total 12)
36300-44700 $1,358,000
w/d 07/08/08
* 2-step is $151K more than initial 13/16-way EE
825-2473-7418 3/6-way
3600/6600 cpw $330,000
870-2496-7421 8/16-way
11500-20000
$900,000
$207,000
w/d12/01/07
$655,500 w/d
06/01/06
*
*
*
*
*
Adds 2 base processors (total 3)

$27K more than initially purchasing 3/6-way EE
Upgrades to 8/16-way, NOT to 5/8-way
Adds 6 base processors (total 8)
2-step is $86K more than initial 8/16-way EE
* Upgrades 24/32-way NOT to 16/24-way
890-2499-7441 4/32-way 890-2498-7427 24/32-way $1,542,000
5600-37400 cpw
5600-37400 cpw
w/d 06/01/06 * Adds 20 base processors (total 24)
* 2-step is $202K more than initial 24/32-way EE
$800,000
$2,140,000
Could purch. 16/24-way EE - $1,560K

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IP Telephony Express Editions, Software Features, and SW Maintenance Features/Charges See

announcement letters 206-257 & 106-774, dated October 10 & 24, 2006
Model &
Server Feat.
SW Tier
CPW
520-0906
P10
3800 cpw
P20
3800-7100
Processor
Speed &
Feature
8327
1.9 Ghz
Power5+
8330
1/2-way
Telephony Express Editions

Name/Users
Feature
Tel. Exp 100

w/d 7/08/08
Tel. Exp 250
w/d 7/08/08
Tel. Exp 500
w/d 7/08/08
Tel. Expr. 1000
w/d 7/08/08
7381
HA Telephony Express Editions

ESA
24x7
Price
$37,900
7382
$64,900
7383
$111,000
7384
$199,000
Name/Users
$230
Tel. Exp
HA100
$230
Tel. Exp
HA250
$230
Tel. Exp
HA500
$260 Tel. Express
HA1000
Features
Price
0486 + 9734
$51,900
ESA
24x7
$460
0487 + 9734
$78,900
$460
0488 + 9734
$125,000
$460
0489 + 9735
$219,000
$520
All Telephony Editions include one 70 GB disk drive (2 on 1000 user), 2 GB main storage (1 GB on 100 user), DVD ROM, 1
i5/OS and Linux license(s), Director with VE Console (5722-DR1), Web Enablement (5722-WE2), 1 year SWMA. Plus 3COM
Telephony Server License, Messaging Server License, and for the number of users specified, Messaging Seat Licenses,
Standard Phone Licenses, appropriate number of Analog FXS Media Gateway 1 Port licenses. HA Express Editions include
a second system with similar features, capacity, and Software Licenses. See anno. Letter 106-774 for details.
5639-3CM for Software Order and associated features
5771-3CM for Software Maintenance (1 year) and associated features
5773-3CM for Software Maintenance and (3 year) associated features
Feat.
No.
0001
0003
0004
0006
0008
0010
0011
0012
0013
0015
0016
0018
0020
0021
0022
0028
0029
0030
0032
0034
0036
0037
0038
0039
0040
0041
0042
0043
0044
0045
5809
Description
Price
Telephony Server Lic/Server

Conferencing/Server w/d 7/10/07
Messaging - Server
Analog FXS Media Gtwy 1 Lic
Messaging (Seats)/User
Text to Speech-English/User
Authenticate/Directory/Server
Text to Speech-Spanish/User
Call Records/Server
Integration Kit for IBM Tivoli Netview
IP Presence 200 Client w/d 7/10/07
3ComIP Teleph, Msg &Conf on DVD w/d 7/10/07
Integ Kit HPOV Ntwk Node Mgr
Third Party Phone License
IP Messaging Lic/Seat,Blk250
3rdParty Phone Lic/Seat,Blk250
Standard Phone Licence
Std Phone Lic/Quantity 50
Standard Phone Lic/Seat,Blk250
Std Phone Lic/Seat,Blk 1000
Audio Conferencing/Port Lic w/d 7/10/07
Audio Confer/Port Lic,Blk 25 w/d 7/10/07
Ent Mgmt Suite V 2.1/Seat,Blk250
Ent Mgmt Ste V2.1/Seat,Blk1000
Ent Mgmt Ste V2.1/Seat,Blk 5000
EntMgmt Ste V2.1/Seat/Unlimited
Basic Phone License
Basic Phone Lic/Quantity 50
Basic Phone Lic/Seat,Blk 250
Basic Phone Lic/Seat,Blk1000
Supply Media Feature
$2,000
$2,000
$2,000
$50
$60
$1,500
$1,000
$1,500
$500
$1,495
$15,000
$100
$1,495
$150
$15,000
$25,000
$150
$7,000
$30,000
$110,000
$800
$25,000
$9,995
$17,995
$29,995
$44,995
$100
$4,500
$20,000
$70,000
Express
1 Yr.SW Maint.
Feat.
Price
Feat.
Price
0002
$0 1030
$300
--0992
$300
0005
$0 1012
$300
0007
$0 1028
$3
0009
$0 1034
$3
--0990
$75
--1026
$150
--1024
$75
--1022
$75
--0996
$190
--0994
$750
----1018
$190
--1014
$5
0023
$0 1040
$750
--1037
$1,250
--1049
$8
0031
$0 1050
$350
0033
$0 1051
$1,500
0035
$0 1052
$5,500
--1053
$40
--1054
$1,200
--1041
$1,840
--1042
$2,705
--1043
$3,830
--1044
$6,755
--1045
$5
--1046
$225
--1047
$1,000
--1048
$3,500

IBM 1997 2008
77
Additional features added via anno. letter 207-069 dated April 10, 2007
Feat.
No.
0049
0053
0054
0055
0047
0050
0051
0052
0048
0056
0062
0063
0057
0058
0046
0059
0060
0061
Description
Integration Kit
3Com Integration -- Sametime
3Com EPICCenter on DVD
3Com EPICCenter Server License
3Com Integration -- Domino
EPICCenter
3Com EPIC Agent 5 OBVC License
3Com EPIC Agent 5 IBVC License
3Com EPIC Agent 5 Email License
3Com EPIC Agent 5 WebC License
EPIC Net 1 Site License w/d 1/29/08
EPIC Net 1 Supv License w/d 1/29/08
EPIC IVR 4 Port License
EPIC Net 1 Agent License w/d 1/29/08
Telecomuting
TCM 10 Add-on Seat License
Conference License
Tele, Msg, Conf on DVD
Conferrencing Server License
One Seat Multimedia Conferrncing License
One Seat Audio Conferencing License
Feat. No.
0900
0904
0906
0908
0909
0910
0896
0905
0919
0920
0921
0922
0915
0916
0917
0918
0901
0902
0907
Price
Express
Feat.
Price
1 Yr.SW Maint.
Feat.
Price
$500
$100
$22,000
$500
-----
-----
1063
-1073
1060
$38
-$3,000
$38
$4,000
$18,000
$4,000
$4,000
-----
-----
1059
1062
1061
1065
$525
$1,800
$450
$450
$9,000
$10,000
$1,800
$600
-----
-----
1064
1058
1068
1066
$1,200
$1,200
$180
$60
$600
$1,500
---
---
1070
1071
$113
$190
$100
$4,000
$800
$600
-----
-----
1072
1067
1069
$200
$40
$33
Description
Price
5733-3CM Server Licenses (per Server)
3Com Messaging Server License
$833
3Com Call Rec. Server License
$208
3Com Auth/Dir Server License
$416
3Com Telephony Server License
$833
5733-3CM Messaging Seat License (per Seat)
Messaging Seat License Per Seat
$8
Messaging Seat License 250 Seats
$2,075
5733-3CM Text to Speech (per Phone)
Text to Speech English Port
$208
Text to Speech LA Spanish Port
$208
5733-3CM Standard Phone License (per Phone)
Standard Phone per 1 phone
$21
Standard Phone Block of 50
$971
$4,163
$15,263
5733-3CM Basic Phone License (per Phone)
Basic Phone per 1 phone
$14
Basic Phone Block of 50
$624
$2,775
$9,713
5773-3CM Third Party License (per Phone)
Third Party Phone License per one
$14
Third Party Phone License Block of 250
$3,467
5773-3CM Analog FXS Gateway (per Server)
Analog FXS Media Gateway 1 Port
$7
continued on next page

IBM 1997 2008
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Feat.
No.
0911
0912
0913
0914
0899
0903
0931
0932
0934
0898
0924
0930
0933
0925
0926
0927
0929
0935
0936
0897
0923
0928
Description
Price
5733-3CM Enterprise Management Suite (per Server)

Enterprise Management 1 to 250 devices
$5,106
$7,506
$10,628
Enterprise Management unlimited devices
$18,745
5733-3CM Integration Kit (per Server)
3Com Integration -- Tivoli
$527
3Com Integration -- HPOV Network
$527
3Com Integration -- Domino
$106
3Com EPICCenter Server License
$8,325
3Com Integration -- Sametime
$106
5733-3CM EPICCenter (per Client)
3Com EPIC Agent 5 IBVC License
$4,995
3Com EPIC Agent 5 WebC License
$1,250
3Com EPIC Agent 5 Email License
$1,250
3Com EPIC Agent 5 OBVC License
$1,455
5773-3CM (per Server)
3Com EPIC IVR 4 Port License
$500
3Com EPIC Net 1 Agent Lic w/d 1/29/08
$165
3Com EPIC Net 1 Supervisor Licw/d 1/29/08
$3,300
3Com EPIC Net 1 Site License w/d 1/29/08
$3,300
5733-3CM Telecommuting (per Seat)
$314
$527
5733-3CM Conference License (per Server)
Conference Server License Maximum 10
$555
3Com One Seat Audio Conferencing License
$90
3Com One Seat Multimedia License
$111

IBM 1997 2008
79
System i POWER6 570 (MMA) Memory Pricing

System i POWER6 Memory Features
Buffered DDR2 Memory, NOT compatible with POWER5+
DDR2 memory. Memory exchanges are supported when
upgrading from POWER5+ memory
Purchase
Price
Note: The price/GB of the "empty" 0/2, 0/4, 0/8, and 0/16 memory
features is identical. The available memory slots, the number of
memory slots that "must be filled" (a minimum of 1 memory feature
per processor card), and the desired memory capacity will all
contribute to which features should be selected.
5692 0/2 GB DDR2 Mem (PWR6 570 - 667MHz)w/d 5/01/08 759
1 GB MUST be activated $ w/1 GB active
2,234
$ with 2 GB active
3,709
5693 0/4 GB DDR2 Memory (PWR6 570 - 667MHz)
$ with 4 GB active
1,518
4,468
7,418

$ with 8 GB active
3,035
8,935
14,835

$ with 16 GB active
6,070
17,870
29,670
5696 0/32 GB DDR2 Memory (PWR6 570 - 400 MHz)

$ with 32 GB active
26,886
50,486
74,086
2. Larger memory features not only cost more, but may run at a
slower MHz rate. Differences in MHz rate are usually more than
made up for by the additional memory capacity.
3. Like previous 570's, all memory features on the same processor
card must have the same speed. There can be different speeds
on different processor cards. HOWEVER, ALL memory on the
entire system will run at the speed of the slowest memory feature!
4. All memory on the 570 POWER6 models is capacity on demand.
As a general rule, the capacity of 1/2 of each memory feature must
be activated at the time of purchase. HOWEVER, the activations
are for the SYSTEM, not the memory features themselves.
Therefore, if memory features are moved to a different system, the
memory activations REMAIN with the system in which they were
originally installed.
5. MEMORY CONVERSIONS are NOW SUPPORTED FROM DDR2 memory on POWER5+ models to memory activations on
POWER6 models. As a general rule, the memory capacity of each
IBM DDR-2 feature from the POWER5+ model is provided a 50%
credit in memory activations. Likewise, purchased activations on
the POWER5+ are also given a 50% credit toward memory
activations on the POWER6 models. The cost of the new memory
card itself is additional.
6. Try to put "about" the same capacity of memory on each processor
card (helps improve performance slightly).
5680 1 GB CUoD Memory Activation (POWER6 570)

1,475
8478 256 GB CUoD Memory Activation (POWER6 570) 377,600
5691 On/Off 1 GB - 1 Day Memory Billing (POWER6 570)
13
Memory Activation features that will be placed on system during
Conversions from POWER5+ DDR2 (these are used to ensure
proper upgrade credits, be sure to count them when determining total
memory on the system). The list prices of these features are shown
below. The actual conversion process uses 1/2 of these prices -i.e. a 50% credit against these prices.
2,950
5,900
11,800
23,600
47,200
FOR Comparison Purposes, 570 POWER5+ memory

feature prices follow
7892 2 GB DDR-2 Main Storage (570 Quad 2.2Ghz)
2 ,600
7,040
14,746
4495 4/8 GB DDR-2 Main Storage (570 on/off Q 2.2Ghz) 8,848
30,310
4499 16 GB DDR-2 Main Storage (slower) 570 Q 2.2) 28,000
98,304
7663 1 GB CUoD Memory Activation (570 2.2 Ghz)
1,475
7954 On/Off Memory Enablement (570)
n/c
7957
1 GB On/Off Memory Daily Billing (POWER5 570)
16
Notes:
1. Each POWER6 570 processor card (which contains 2 processors
on a single chip) supports 3 "Quad" memory features (12 DIMM
slots). This makes memory configuration more flexible, and may
allow the use of smaller, less expensive memory features. As
more processors are added (not just activated) the number of
memory slots increase.

IBM 1997 2008
80
System i and iSeries Memory Pricing

System i Memory Features
(see previous pages for POWER6 570 (MMA)
Purchase
Price
4400 1 GB DDR-2 Main Storage (520/525/550 Pair 1.9 Ghz)550

4474 2 GB DDR-2 Main Stg (520/525/550 Pair 1.9 Ghz) 1,160
4443 512 MB DDR-1 Main Storage w/d 7/08/08
550
4444 1 GB DDR-1 Main Storage (520/550 Quad 1.65) 1,100
4449 8 GB DDR-1 Main Storage (520/550 Q)
12,375
2 ,600
7,040
14,746
30,310
4499 16 GB DDR-2 Main Storage (slower) 570 Q 2.2) 28,000
98,304
7663 1 GB CUoD Memory Activation (570 2.2 Ghz)
1,475
4452 2 GB DDR-1 Main Storage (570 Quad 1.65)
2,600
7,040
14,746
4491 16 GB DDR-1 Main Storage (570 Quad 1.65) faster 51,316
4492 32 GB DDR-1 Main Stg (570 Q 1.65) w/d 12/01/08103,000
4494 16 GB DDR-1 Main Storage (570 Quad 1.65)slower32,000
4500 0/4 GB CUoD DDR2 i595 Main Storage pair reqd. 1,518
Min. of 2 GB MUST be activated $ w/2 GB active
4,548
Min. of 4 GB MUST be activated $ w/4 GB active
9,095
ALL 16 GB MUST be activated - total activated $ 49,152
ALL 32 GB MUST be activated - total activated $ 131,072
7280 256 GB of i595 DDR2 CUoD Memory activations 387,840
7669
1 GB i595 DDR2 CUoD Memory activation
1,515
7816 2/4 GB CUoD Main Storage (595) pair reqd.
7,127
7049 8/16 DDR-1 Main Storage (570 on/off Quad 1.65) 20,200
7835 4/8 GB CUoD Main Storage (595) pair reqd.
14,253
7828 16 GB CUoD Main Storage (595) pair reqd.
69,632
7829 32 GB CUoD Main Storage (595) pair reqd
163,840
7890 4/8 GB DDR-1 Main Storage (570 on/off Quad. 1.65) 8,848
7950
1 GB CUoD Memory Activation (570 1.65 Ghz)
1,475
n/c
7957
1 GB On/Off Memory Daily Billing (570)
16
n/c
7970
1 GB CUoD Memory Activation (595)
2,376
7974
1 GB On/Off Memory Daily Billing (595)
30
7799 256 GB of Memory activations (595)
608,256
Used for ordering purposes -- no $ savings
Price-Saving Features for Large 595 Memory Capacities
(Qty. Of 32 features, On/Off features are fully activated)
8195 256 GB Main Storage (32 x8 GB #7835)
786,432
(vs. $852,224 if purchased as individual features)
8197 512 GB Main Storage (32 x16 GB #7828)
1,703,936
(vs. $2,621,440 if purchased as individual features)
8198 512 GB Main Stg (16x32 GB #7829) w/d1/31/06 2,228,224
Notes:
1. i520/525/i550 memory is configured in pairs on the 1.9 Ghz procs,
but quads on the older 1.65 features. There is a total of 8
memory slots on the 520/525, and 16 on the 550. Each memory
feature represents a pair or a quad. It is often less expensive to
configure 2 pairs of "1/2 capacity" features than a single pair/quad
of higher capacity features.
2. i570 memory is configured in quads (groups of 4 memory
modules) and each memory feature represents 1 quad .
Each 4-processor enclosure supports 16 memory slots or 4
memory quads.
3. i595 is configured in pairs and two identical memory features must

be ordered to create a pair. The same features are used on the
1.65 Ghz and 1.9 Ghz processor features. These can be EITHER
DDR1 or DDR2 memory features (on either speed processor), but
DDR1 and DDR2 memory CANNOT be mixed on the same
system. On initial i595 installations/upgrades, DDR2 is
recommended -- less expensive, a few % faster.
2. On the i570 and i595, as more processors are added (not just
activated) the number of memory slots increase.
3. The cost/MB of memory on the i5 differs by capacity. Larger
capacity features have higher per MB prices. This reflects the cost
of these modules to IBM. Consider the tradeoffs between using
smaller capacity features vs. using more memory slots -- realizing
that memory trade-ins are not supported.
4. For performance reasons, on 550/570/595 models there must be
memory associated with each processor module. On the
550/570, each processor module consists of 2 processors, 2
memory quad groupings, HSL connectors, and other capabilities.
A 570 1/2-way has one processor module a 2/4-way has 2
processor modules., etc.
5. The i570 and i595 models support capacity on demand for
memory. On the i595, this is the only way to obtain smaller
memory cards. Permanent and daily on/off activations are
available in 1 GB increments.
6. Memory conversions and upgrades are not supported in the i5
product line.
7. i595 DDR2 memory is configured using 0/xx memory features.
HOWEVER, a minimum capacity of memory must ALWAYS be
used/purchased. This makes their capacities "equivalent" to
DDR1 features. i.e. A 0/4 GB DDR2 feature requires 2 GB be
activated -- making it equivalent to the DDR1 2/4 GB feature.
"Activated prices" are shown below the price with 0 memory
active. Configurations will show the price with 0 memory, but there
will also be a line showing memory activations.
Model 8xx Memory Features
Price
Note: The 870 / 890 use inner and outer memory cards depending
on where the card is physically placed. This is why there are 2
different card features for each capacity.
3015 8 GB Main Storage (870/890 only) w/d 6/01/06
39,813
3016 8 GB Main Storage (890 only) w/d 6/01/06
39,813
3017 32 GB Main Storage (870/890 only) w/d 6/01/06 159,252
159,252
19,906
19,906
79,626
79,626
3022 128 MB Main Storage (270, 810-2469) w/d 6/01/06
553
3024 256 MB Main Storage (270, 810-2469)w/d 6/01/06
829
3026 512 MB Main Storage (270, 810-2469) w/d 6/01/06
968
3027 1024 MB M Stg (270-2434,54 810-2469) w/d 6/01/061,936
3042
3043
3044
3046
3092
3093
3094
3096
256 MB Main Storage (825) w/d 6/01/06

553
512 MB Main Storage (825) w/d 6/01/06
1,106
1 GB Main Storage (825) w/d 6/01/06
2,212
2 GB Main Storage (825) w/d 6/01/06
4,424
256 MB Main Stg (800/810-2465,66,67) w/d 6/01/06 829
512 MB Main Stg (800/810-2465,66,67) w/d 6/01/06 968
1 GB Main Stg (800/810 810-2465,66,67)w/d 6/01/061,936
2 GB Main Stg (800/810 810-2465,66,67)w/d 6/01/063,871
NOTE: Within the 825 or 870/890, memory capacity increases that

require replacement with larger sized memory features will be
available at a 50% discount applied to the capacity of the
features being replaced). Withdrawn June 1, 2006
IBM 1997 2008
81
System i and iSeries Features

In general, most PCI features previously available for other System i models are also available on the POWER6 570. There
are exceptions, and several important features (#5094/5294 towers and #5088,/0588 PCI expansion features) are
SUPPORTED on the POWER6 570 but CANNOT be ordered for the machine. Therefore, if you are going to be needing to add
a #5094/5294 tower, it must be ordered PRIOR to upgrading to the POWER6 570 . A special point to consider (discussed
above in more detail) is the fact that #5088/0588 features can no longer be ordered. When using existing #5088/0588 PCI
enclosures on the POWER6 570 they REQUIRE RPQ #847204 and feature #6417 ($800) be installed PRIOR to or during
the upgrade to the POWER6 570.
Purchase
Price
Monthly
ESA 24x7
Towers and Expansion Features

5074
5079
5088
5094
5095
5096
5097
5101
5107
5108
5111
5168
5294
5296
6417
6574
Storage/PCI Expansion Twr w/d 10/10/05

17,900 450
1.8m I/O Tower w/d 10/10/05
56,600 1,860
PCI Expansion Unit w/d 6/01/06
12,000 210
Storage/PCI Expansion Tower
15,900 450
7,995 241
Storage/PCI Expansion Tower - no disks
14,500 210
1.8 meter I/O Twr (MES only) w/d 10/10/05 38,700 1,860
30 Disk Expan. Feature (#5074) w/d 5/8/07 9,000 480
30 Disk Expan. Feat. 870/890 w/d 6/01/06
9,000 480
30 Disk Expansion Feature for 5094
9,000 480
30 Disk Exp. w/2 Line Cds (#5074) w/d 5/8/07 9,000 480
30-Disk Expansion for 9194 Tower
10,200 480
1.8 Meter Storage/PCI Expansion
52,900 1,860
1.8 Meter Storage/PCI Expansion -no disks 32,100 420
HSL-2/RIO-G Bus Adapter (5xx))
800
4-Disk Slot Expansion - Base Ctlr (520/525)
Allows total of 8 disks off Base Ctlr
244
64
6584 4-Disk Slot Expansion - PCI-X Ctlr (520)
Disks in Expan. Need/Use Addl Ctlr w/o 2nd IOP
w/d 11/19/04 -- use #6594
250
64
6585 DASD Locking kit (1 per 4 disks - 520/550) 10
6587 Model 520 Rear Cover
54
6592 4-Disk Slot Expansion - Base (550)
244
64
6593 4-Disk Slot Expansion - PCI-X Ctlr (550)
250
64
6594 4-Disk Slot Expansion - PCI-X Ctlr (520/525 )
For use with second LPAR or better performance
- Disks in Expan. Need/Use Addl Ctlr -- Uses
second IOP if not using IOPless dsk cntrlr
250
64
6598 Disk Slot Filler (Qty 4)
40
7116 System Unit Expansion w/d 6/01/06
1,500
54
7124 DASD Expansion Unit (5 Slot) w/d 6/01/06
850
80
7133 DASD Concur.Maint.Cage (270)w/d 6/01/06 850
54
7136 DASD Expansion Unit (6 Slot) w/d 6/01/06 850
7137 DASD Concurn't Maint Cage (800) w/d 6/01/06 850
7750 Easy-Access Front Cover (520)
0
7751 Easy-Access Front Cover (550)
0
7753 Acoustic Front Cover (520) w/d 5/8/07
0
7754 Acoustic Front Cover (550) w/d 5/8/07
0
Note: While the above 4 features are no charge; conversions
between them cost $400 to $600 -- suggest using #6585 Locking kit
with Easy Access Cover if not in DataCenter environment
7887 550 Deskside w/d 12/01/08
0
* Conversions into this feature remain available
Rack Conversion Features

5065 to 5074 Conversion
6,500
5066 to 5079 Conversion
13,000
5075 to 5074 Conversion (for 820 only)
13,500
5096 to 5094 Conversion (add 15 drive disk encl)
3,000
5296 to 5294 Conversion (add two 45 drive encls)
24,500
5101 to 5111 Conversion 30 disk expan to
0
Dual Line Cord 30 diks expan w/d 5/8/07
Note: #6417 HSL-2/RIO-G Bus Adapter provides higher speed
connectivity for 5094/5294/5095/0595 towers when ordered as a
replacement feature for these towers during an upgrade to an i5.
Racks and Rack Mount Features
Monthly
Purchase Price ESA 24x7
0126 CEC Reduction Specify (870/890/595)
Reduced height for Shipping
3,500
0127 270 Field Install in Rack
2,000
0133 270/800/810 CSU/plant inst. Shelf w/d 6/01/061,700
0137 270/800/810 IBM Field Inst. Shelf w/d 6/01/063,200
0138 825 IBM Field Install Rack Shelf w/d 6/01/06 3,200
0469 Custom Rack Placement
500
0551 Basic (empty) iSeries Rack (36U)
2,668
0553 iSeries 2.0 m Rack (42U)
3,625
0554 iSeries 0.6 m Rack (11U) w/d 04/01/08
1,129
0555 iSeries 1.3 m Rack (25U)
1,999
0588 PCI Expansion Unit in Rack w/d 6/01/06
12,000
210
0595 PCI-X Tower Unit in Rack
7,995 241
0599 Rack Filler Panel Kit
75
3757 Processor Book Service Shelf
0
5790 PCI Expansion Drawer (4 EIA Units, 6 PCI blindswap slots, width) use with #7311
5,000
90
6068 Opt. Front Door for 1.8m Rack
450
6069 Opt. Front Door for 2 m Rack
550
6246 1.8 meter Rack Mount Trim Kit
132
6247 2.0 meter Rack Trim Ki t
158
6248 1.8 meter Rack Acoustic Doors
2,700
6249 2.0 meter Rack Acoustic Doors
2,700
6251 Slimline Doors Primary 595 Rack w/d 7/13/07 6,000
6252 Acoustic Doors Prim. 595 Rack w/d 7/13/07 8,000
6580 Optional Rack Security Kit
180
6586 Modem Tray for 19-inch rack (room for 2 mdm) 250
6863 System i5 595 Slim Line Doors (blue stripe) 6,000
6864 System i5 595 Acoustic Doors (blue stripe) 8,000
7099 Cable Restraint Hardware
60
7109 Intelligent Pwr. Dist Unit (PDU) Plus (Green) 1,455
7182 Model 520 Rack Mount Indicator 1.9 Ghz
0
7183 Model 550 Rack Mount Indicator 1.9 Ghz
0
7198 Adjustable Depth Rack Rails for 520 (20.5 to 29.5")
Prerequisite of 7884/7182 (Rack Mount Feat.) 307
7307 Dual I/O Unit Enclosure (for #5790 rack mount) 417
adj. rails, & for 0551/0553/0554/0555 racks
upgrade of #7311 to #7307 is $150.
7311 Dual I/O Unit Encl. w/d 6/01/06 repl w/#7307
417
7780 2.0 m Rack Side Attach Kit
150
7798 Mdl 550 OEM Rack Mnt w/d 5/2/06 repl w/#7183 0
7840 Side-by-Side for 1.8m Racks
500
7841 Ruggedize Rack Kit
1.500
7861 Blind Swap Cassette -- Short (short PCI cards) 35
7862 Blind Swap Cassette -- Long (Std. length PCI) 35
7863 Blind Swap Cassette -- Double (2-slot PCI)
50
7883 Mdl 520 OEM Rack Mnt w/d 6/01/06 repl w/#7884+#7198
7884 Model 520 Rack Mnt Ind 1.5/1.65 Ghz w/d 5/8/07 0
7885 Model 520 Desk Side Tower Indicator
0
7885 to 7884 520 1.5/1/65 Deskside to Rackmount 400
7885 to 7182 520 1.9 Ghz Deskside to Rackmount
400
7937 595 Bolt Down (Lo Raised Floor)
7,000
7938 595 Bolt Down (Hi Raised Floor)
7,000
7939 595 Bolt Down (Non-Raised Floor)
7,000
8294 Optional Base 1.8 M rack (595 twr w/ 5094)
42,8601,410
Note: Racks used with pSeries may appear less expensive than
those ordered with iSeries -- however once optional features are
added to pSeries racks to make them comparable, so is the price.
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Towers/System/Expansion Covers
Power Features and Cords

Purchase
Price
2730
5105
5106
5114
5115
5116
5138
5156
5158
5159
5160
5161
5163
5164
5165
6186
6458
6460
6469
6470
6487
6492
6497
6498
6654
6655
6671
6672
7109
7188
7768
7837
7875
7889
8079
8094
8686
8687
8688
8689
8697
8698
Monthly
ESA 24x7
Programmable Regulator
750
Dual Line Cords - 5074 I/O Twr w/d 7/08/08 3,000
Dual Line Cords - 5079 I/O Tower
3,000
Dual Line Cords - 890 CEC w/d 6/01/06
3,000
Dual Line Cords - 5094 Tower
3,000
Dual Line Cords - 5294 Tower
3,000
Redundant Pwr & Cooling
1,350
Power/Cooling #5075 (270/820) w/d 6/01/06 1,950
850 W AC Power Supply (520) w/d 7/08/08 417
850 Watt Power Supply (redundant 520 1.9G) 417
Power Dist. Unit 1 Phase NEMA
1,000
5160/5161/5163 w/d 12/16/05 -- replace with 7188
Power Dist. Unit 1 Phase IEC
1,000
Power Dist. Unit -- 3 Phase (i5)
w/d 12/16/05 -- replace with 7188
1,000
Dual Power Line Cords 8294/9194
3,400
Dual Power Line Cords 8294
3,400
Bulk Power Regulator (595)
4,000
14 - Ft Int 250V/15A Power Cord (i5)
0
14 - Ft 125V/15A Power Cord (i5)
0
14 - Ft 250V/15A Power Cord (i5)
0
6 - Ft 125V/15A Power Cord (520/550)
0
6 - Ft 250V/15A Power Cord (520/550/570)
Non-locking plug type 5 (NEMA 6-15P)
0
14-Ft 1 Phase/48-60A Pwr Cord (i5)
200
6 - Ft 250V/15A Power Cord (520 /550/570)
Locking plug type 10 (NEMA L6-15P)
40
6 - Ft 250V/15A Pwrr Cord (520 /550/570)
Water-resist plug type 34 w/d 1/31/08
200
14-Ft 1 Phase/24-30A Pwr Cord (520/550/570) 200
14-Ft 1 PH/24-30A WR Pwr Cord (520/550/570)200
9-Ft IED 320 C13/14 PDU Cord
17
5-Ft IED 320 C13/14 PDU Cord
17
Intelligent Pwr. Dist Unit (PDU) Plus (Green) 1,455
Power Dist. Unit Side Mount (i5)
1,000
CPU Power redundant Regulator (1 encl 570) 1,100
Bulk Power Distribution (590)
2,500
1,100
CPU Power Regulator (570) w/d 5/01/07
Redundant Power Supply (550)
977
Model 840 Rack w/d 11/21/03
38,700 1,410
Opt. Base 1.8m I/O rack 870/890 w/d 10/1/05 38,700 1,410
14-Ft 250V/70A Power Cord (595)
2,500
6-Ft 250V/70A Pwr Cord (595) w/d 12/01/08 2,250
2,000
6-Ft 250V/60A Pwr Cord (595) w/d 12/01/08 1,500
2,000
6-Ft 480V/30A Pwr Cord (595) w/d 12/01/08 1,500
Customer Setup Placement (CSP) Features - i5 models

These features are available on the i520, i550, i570, and i595.
Basically, the features are used to pre-configure the machine for
multiple LPARs by specifying PCI card placement requirements (from
the LVT) and which partitions require i5/OS or AIX 5L to be preloaded. If you use eConfig options and/or rapidly provide output
From SPT (system placement tool - formerly called LVT - LPAR
Validation Tool) that gives placement information, delivery times
should NOT be impacted. A few additional days may be needed for
SW preloads. These features are ONLY available on new purchases
-- NOT upgrades.
0135 800/810 Rear Cover narrow ver. w/d 6/01/06

(use if #7116 expansion is not in config.)
0136 800/810 Rear Cover wide ver. w/d 6/01/06
(use if #7116 expansion is in config.)
150
External DVD and External Storage Device Enclosure and

Supported Devices
7206-336 External DAT72 (4mm) Tape Drive ($51 ESA)
2,995
7210-025 External DVD-RAM w/d 2/24/06 $17 maint.
1,400
7210-030 Model 30 External DVD RAM $23 maint
1,500
Attaches to iSeries via #2768, 5702, 5205, 5710, or 5712
Must order appropriate cable, pwr cord (see anno. 104-168)
7212-103 with #1105 36 GB 4mm DAT Tape drive (total) 2,695
7212-103 External Storage Device Enclosure Express
1,295
New to iSeries -- rack mountable (1U) -- 2 device bays
Devices that may be installed include:
#1103 DVD-RAM 2 drive
800
#1104 VXA-2 Tape Drive
1,500
#1106 DVD-ROM Drive w/d 2/24/06
500
#1107 SLR 60 Tape Drive (37.5G QIC compatible) 1,700
#1108 SLR 100 Tape Drive (50G QIC compatible) 2,500
#1109 LTO-2 Half-High 24 x 7 maint $55
4,350
CDs, DVDs, Internal Tape

1889
2640
4531
4533
4582
4583
4584
4585
4586
4587
4625
4631
4633
4682
4683
4684
4685
4686
4687
4688
5629
5751
5753
5754
5755
5756
5757
6134
6258
6279
8287
8754
9653
8453
0843
0454
0455
0456
100
VXA-2 80GB Tape (520/550) see #6279 w/d 5/8/07 999

DVD-ROM (i5)
207
DVD-ROM (270, 800, 810, 820 CEC) w/d 12/01/05 600
DVD-RAM - rewrite (270, 800/810/820) w/d 6/01/06 1,600
4 GB QIC Tape(270/800/810/820 CEC)w/d 10/10/05 1,300
16 GB QIC Tape (270/820)
3,900
30 GB QIC Tape(270/800/810/820 CEC) w/d 6/01/06 4,000
VXA-2 80GB Tape(270/800/810/820CEC)w/d 6/01/062,600
25 GB QIC Tape (270/820)
5,000
50 GB QIC Tape (270/800/810/820 CEC)w/d 6/01/06 6,000
CD-ROM (830/840/Expan.) w/d 6/15/05
415
DVD ROM (825 thru 890/Expan.)new ord w/d 12/01/05 600
DVD-RAM (820/825/830/840/towers) w/d 12/01/08 1,600
4 GB QIC Tape (825/870/890/Expan) w/d 10/10/05 1,300
16 GB QIC Tape (825/870/890/Expan)
3,900
30 GB QIC Tape (825-890/Expan)
4,000
VXA-2 80GB Tape (825-890/Expan) w/d 5/8/07
999
5,000
6,000
160 GB VXA-320 Tape Drive (i5 5x94 Twrs, $20 ESA)1,500
Conversion to #6279 w/d 5/8/07
300
DVD Enclosure and Backplane (Power6 570 MMA)
185
DVD-RAM slimline form factor (520/550/570)
499
30 GB Inch Cartridge Tape (520/550 ESA $20) 4,000
50 GB Inch Cartridge Tape (520/550 ESA $20) 6,000
200 GB 1/2 Inch LTO-2 Tape Half Height(ESA $20) 5,200
DVD ROM Drive IDE Slimline (Power6 570 MMA)
207
DVD RAM Drive IDE Slimline (Power6 570 MMA)
499
60 GB 8mm Tape Unit (520/550 ESA $20)
For AIX/Linux use only -- NOT usable with OS/400 5,206
36 GB 4mm Tape Unit (515/520/525) ($20 ESA)
948
160 GB VXA-320 Tape (520/550 ESA $20) w/d 5/8/071,499
Conversion to #4688
300
Add-on for 50 GB QIC Tape Mdl.800 . w/d 10/1/05 2,000
Opt. Base 50 GB Inch Cartridge Tape (only
applicable to 520 Value Edition) w/d 10/15/04
2,000
No charge Tape Drive included in Express Eds. ESA $20
Base LPAR Hardware Placement (570/595) n/c

Customer defined Placement on i550
600
LPAR Partition Init. (per partition) w/d 5/01/08 300
LPAR OS Preload (per partition) w/d 5/01/08 600
Customer defined Placement on i520
400
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Disk/Tape Controllers (IOAs) for tower-mount

disks (continued)
Integrated (aka internal) Disk-Related Features

i5/OS Disk Drive Units
Purchase Price
35.16 GB EXP24-mount Disk (15k) w/d 5/01/07
1,199
70.56 GB EXP24 Disk Unit (15K rpm) w/d 02/01/09
999
141.12 GB EXP24-mount Disk Unit (15K rpm)
1,299
282.25 GB 15k rpm Disk (EXP-24) w/d 02/01/09
2,799
35.16 GB Disk Unit (15K rpm) w/d 5/01/07
1,199
999
141.12 GB Disk Unit (15K rpm)
1,299
2,799
i5/OS SAS Disk Drive Units (POWER6 570 CEC - only)
3676 69.7 GB 15k rpm SAS Disk Unit (CEC only)
498
981
1,510
NOTE: SAS disk drive capacities are slightly smaller than tower or
EXP24 drive capacities. However, they can be mirrored to "similar
size" disks in the EXP24 or a 5x9x tower (ex. 69.7 GB SAS drive can
mirror to 70.56 GB drive in an EXP24 or tower).
1266
1267
1268
1269
4326
4327
4328
4329
AIX Disk Drive Units

1292
1293
1294
1295
1296
1297
1298
1299
1894
1895
1896
1897
1898
3578
3585
300 GB 15k rpm EXP24-mounted Disk w/d 02/01/09 1,510

36.4 GB 10k rpm EXP24-mounted Disk Unit
599
73.4 GB EXP24-mount Disk AIX/Linux Ptns. (10Krpm) 599
147 GB EXP24-mount Disk AIX/Linux Ptns. (10Krpm) 699
36 GB Disk EXP24-mount AIX/Linux 15K w/d 5/01/07 599
73 GB Disk EXP24 AIX/Linux (15K) w/d 02/01/09
659
146.8 GB Disk EXP24-mount AIX/Linux Ptns(15k
1,299
300GB Disk EXP24-mount AIX/Linux Ptns(10K)
1,599
73.4 GB Disk Unit AIX/Linux Ptns. (10K) w/d 7/13/07 599
147 GB Disk Unit AIX/Linux Ptns. (10K) w/d 7/13/07 699
36 GB Disk Unit AIX/Linux Ptns. (15K rpm)w/d 5/01/07 599
73 GB Disk Unit AIX/Linux Only (15K) w/d 02/01/09 659
146.8 GB Disk Unit AIX/Linux Ptns. Only (15k rpm)
1,299
300GB Disk Unit AIX/Linux Ptns(10K rpm) w/d 5/8/07 1,599
300 GB Disk Unit (15K rpm) w/d 02/01/09
1,999
SAS AIX/Linux disk drives
3646 73.4 GB 15k rpm SAS Disk Unit (CEC/AIX/Linux)
498
3647 146.8 GB 15k rpm SAS Disk Unit (CEC/AIX/Linux)
981
3648 300 GB 15k rpm SAS Disk Unit (CEC/AIX/Linux) 1,510
5760
\5761
5766
5774
PCI-X Fibre Channel Disk Cntlr (4 Gbps)

5,495
PCI-X Fibre Channel Tape Cntlr (4 Gbps uses IOP)
2,646
Tape Controller (5736 equivalent, using IOP)
587
PCIe 4 Gb Fibre Channel 2 Port IOPless, requires
Pwr6 HW and V6R1
3,308
5775 PCI-X Disk/Tape Controller (IOPless)
587
5776 PCI-X Disk Cntlr. 90 MB cache (IOPless)
1,999
5777 PCI-X Disk Ctlr. 1.5 GB Cache (IOPless, no RAID)
6,200
Conversion to 5582 (adds aux cache, IOP used)
1,995
Conversion to 5583 (adds aux cache)
1,995
NOTE: Significant planning is required when upgrading a
2780/2757 to a 5590/5581 (add'l slots, potential RAID chgs.)
5580 2780 Ctlr w/Aux Write Cach (2 slots req) w/d 7/13/07 6.995
Conversion/Upgrade to 5582
4,995
4,995
5581 w/d 2/6/07 use #5591
1,995
Conversion/Upgrade to 5580 w/d 4/08/08
1,400
5,995
5,995
5590 2780 Ctlr w/Lg Aux Write Cache 2 slots w/d 5/01/08 6.995
upgrade 2780 to 5590 (CSU)
1,995
4,200
4,200
5591 Only available as upgrade of #2757 to #5591 (CSU) 1,995
5,200
5,200
Table of 1.6 GB Cache Controller Features used to

control disks in 5094/5294/5095/0595 Towers
With an auxiliary write cache

IOA (for RAID)
Without an auxiliary write
cache IOA (no RAID allowed)
IOP-based
Mode
#5582
Smart IOA Mode

(IOPless)
#5583
#5738
#5777
Disk/Tape Controllers (IOAs) for tower-mount disks

0371 Fibre LC-SC Adapter Kit (50um)
83
0372 Fibre LC-SC Adapter Kit (62.5um)
83
2757 Conversion/Upgrade to 2780 w/d 4/08/08
1,400
Conversion/Upgrade to 5581 w/d 7/13/07 use 5591 1,995
5,995
5,995
1,995
5,200
5,200
2780 PCI-X Ultra4 RAID Disk Ctrl (repl 2757) w/d 5/01/08 6,200
not orderable on RAIDed systems, use 5590 or newer
Conversion/Upgrade to 5580 (CSU) w/d
1,995
4,995
4,995
4,200
4,200
5582 5738 Ctlr w/Aux.WriteCache(use IOP,reqd for RAID) 6,995
5583 5777 Ctlr w/Aux.Write Cache (no IOP,reqd for RAID) 6,995
Conversion to 5582 (IOPless to using IOP)
0
5727 Integrated Cache - 40 MB (520/550) adds RAID-5
1,499
5728 Integrated Cache - 40 MB (570) adds RAID-5
1,499
5736 PCI-X Disk/Tape Controller (using IOP)
587
5737 PCI-X Disk Cntlr. 90 MB cache (using IOP)
1,999
5738 PCI-X Disk Ctlr. 1.5 GB Cache (use IOP, no RAID) 6,200
Conversion to 5582 (adds aux cache)
1,995
Conversion to 5583 (adds aux cache, IOPless)
1,995
5749 4 Gbps Fibre Channel (2 port) tape &/or Disk
IOPless, requires Pwr6 HW and V6R1
3,308
Notes: No charge conversions to/from IOPless.

$1,995 to add auxiliary write cache after initial purchase
($800 if initially purchased).
POWER6 570 CEC Disk Controller (for SAS drives)

The ONLY disk controller available for the SAS drives in the CEC
(including any additional enclosure drawers) is the embedded disk
controller of the POWER6 570. This feature does NOT support
RAID and does NOT provide any write cache capability.
Therefore, it can only be used in a mirrored environment (controller
level recommended). And, due to the lack of write cache,
performance will be limited. Therefore, it is strongly recommended
(for performance reasons) that one should consider NOT installing
disks in the CEC or in additional CEC enclosure drawers.
Note also that ALL disks in the POWER6 570 must be supported
by either mirrored disk controllers or, if RAIDed, the disk
controllers MUST provide auxiliary write cache capabilities. This
will often impose a requirement for additional planning during the
upgrade process.
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Special Disk Packages

5559 OracleJDE 520 Sol Ed 70 GB Disk pk w/d 7/08/08 7,992
5567, 5568, 5569 -- 8 x 70 GB 15k rpm disks, tower or EXP24
controller, etc. for 525 Oracle and SAP packagaes ONLY -- see table
in the 525 section for details
14,000
The #5560-5563 packages (no longer available) included an 0595
(Drawer) or 5095 (Tower), 1 IOP, 2 x #2757 controllers and 12 x
disks. #0040 mirroring specify is required.
5570 #5727 Cache + 2 70 GB Disk Pkg (515/520/525 only)2,499
5571 #5727 Cache + 6 70 GB Disk Pkg (515/520/525 only)4,499
5572 4 Disk Pkg for 515 Config 3 ONLY (see 515 section) 2,000
The above 2 features are only usable on the 515/520/525 models
they include a 40 MB cache feature that enhances the base disk
controller in the CEC (and enables RAID) plus 2 or 4 disk drives, at a
reduced price. See 515/525 Product Structure section for additional
info.
Selected Withdrawn Disk-Related Features

Feature
2757
2787
5702
5703
5704
5705
5709
5712
5715
5726
5554
5555
5556
5558
5560
5561
5562
5563
Price
PCI Raid Disk Ctlr (Hi. Perf) w/d repl by 2780

7,200
PCI Fibre (2 Gbs) Disk Ctlr w/d 6/1/06 use 5760
6,200
PCI Ultra Controller (Req. V5R2) w/d 6/01/06
658
PCI-X Raid Disk Ctlr w/d 6/1/06 repl w/5737
1,999
PCI-X Fibre Chnl. Tape Cntlr.(2 Gbps) use #5761
2,646
PCI Tape/DASD Controller (Req. V5R2) w/d 6/01/06 950
RAID Enabler Card 520/550(repl w/5727)w/d 6/01/06 1,499
PCI-X Tape Cntlr. (LVD) w/d 6/01/06 repl w/5736
587
PCI-X Tape/DASD Cntlr. w/d 6/01/06 repl w/5736
658
RAID Enabler Card 570 w/d 6/01/06 repl w/5728 1,499
Mirror 35 GB Disk/Controller Package w/d 10/25/05 14,226
Mirror 70 GB Disk/Controller Package w/d 07/13/07 18,188
Mirror 141 GB Disk/Controller Pkg. w/d 07/13/07 27,788
OracleJDE 520 Sol Ed 35 GB Disk opt'n w/d 5/8/07 9,592
Mirror 35 GB Drawer Package w/d 6/01/06
27,500
Mirror 70 GB Drawer Package w/d 6/01/06
33,900
Mirror 35 GB Tower Package w/d 6/01/06
27,500
Mirror 70 GB Tower Package w/d 6/01/06
33,900
Smart IOA Mode

(IOPless)
#5781
#5782
#5799
#5800
#5739
#5778
Notes: No charge conversions to/from IOPless (no part changes)

$50 price difference/charge to convert from 5799/5778 to
#5781, 5782, 5799, or 5800, or if new mounting HW is
shipped/required when converting between these features.
Most Typical EXP24 Configuration -- Features/Price

Price
$5,500
$499
$998
$75
$125
Qty
1
2
2
2
2
$8,550
$5,000 0.5
$417 0.25
$2,668 0.17
$1,000 0.17
Total
$5,500
$998
$1,996
$150
$250
$8,894
$8,550
$17,444
$2,500
$104
$453
$170
$20,671
Notes:
1,999
1,999
5739 PCI-X EXP24 Disk Ctlr. 1.5 GB Cache (use IOP)

8,500
5778 PCI-X EXP24 Disk Ctlr. 1.5 GB Cache (IOPless)
8,500
5781 PCI-X EXP24 Disk Ctlr. 1.5 GB Cache (570/#5790 8,550
Blind swap cassette, uses IOP)
5782 PCI-X EXP24 Disk Ctlr. 1.5 GB Cache (570/#5790 8,550
Blind swap cassette, runs IOPless)
5799 PCI-X EXP24 Disk Ctlr. 1.5 GB Cache (520,use IOP) 8,550
5800 PCI-X EXP24 Disk Ctlr. 1.5 GB Cache (520,IOPless) 8,550
TotalStorage EXP24 Disk Drawer (rack, 4u, ESA $65)5,500
TotStg EXP24 Disk Twr (deskside), w/d 10/01/08 $65)6,750
EXP24 6 Disk Slot Enabler
(ESA $103)
499
EXP24 6/12 Disk Slot Enabler (ESA $103)
998
2138 .55 meter SCSI cable (used with EXP24)

2124 1 meter SCSI cable (used with EXP24)
IOP-based
Mode
Feat # & Desc.

TotalStorage EXP24 Disk Drawer
EXP24 6 Disk Slot Enabler
EXP24 6/12 Disk Slot Enabler
.55 meter SCSI cable
1 meter SCSI cable
Sub-Total
Smart IOA Disk Controller
Total
5790 PCI Card enclosure
7311 5790 Mounting HW
0551 Aprox. 1/6 allocation of Rack
7188 Aprox. 1/6 allocation PDU
Total with additional allocations
EXP24 Disk Enclosure, Associated Controllers/Cables
5786
5787
5741
5742
With a double-wide blind swap

cassette for 570 CEC and for
#5790 enclosure
With an indicator light pipe for
520 CEC
For everything else
5786
5741
5742
2138
2124
EXP24 Enclosures/Features
5737 PCI-X Disk Cntlr. 90 MB cache (using IOP)

5776 PCI-X Disk Cntlr. 90 MB cache (IOPless)
Table of 1.6 GB Cache Controller Features used to

control disks in EXP24 Enclosures
75
125
140
155
210
330
1) Disk controller could be $50 lower if not using #5790 Encl.

2) Conservative Allocated prices used for #5790 (2 disk
controllers can be used in one 5790 with space left over if
IOPless). One #7311 is required for each 2 #5790s. 1/6 of a
rack is very conservative -- each EXP24 is only 4u tall.
3) Price of disk drives must be added.
4) The cost of a #5094 tower with 30 disk expansion and 3
IOPless disk controllers is $45,885. (more if IOPs are used)
Versus $41,002 for a pair of EXP24 enclosures equipped to
support 48 disks and uses far less space.
General Tips/Guidance when using EXP24

1. Disks used in the EXP24 have different features from those used
in towers. They are priced identically and have the same mounting
hardware as drives used in towers. The new feature numbers instruct
the configurator and manufacturing to put the drives in EXP24
enclosures. 15k rpm disks in towers can be physically moved and
used in the EXP24. An RPO (records only) MES is needed to allow
future runs of eConfig to perform properly. Most 10k rpm disks
cannot be used in EXP24 enclosures.
2. For performance reasons, most customers will want to use 24
disks attached to a single high-performance controller. To do this, a
pair of 6-disk slot enablers and a pair of 6/12-disk slot enablers will
usually be used. The maximum number of disks that can be attached
to a high-performance controller is 36. This could result in controller
bottlenecks if performance considerations are not carefully evaluated.
To attach 36 disks to a single controller, 1 EXP24s must be used.
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General Tips/Guidance when using EXP24 (cont.)

3. A SCSI cable is required for each 6 or 6/12-disk slot enabler. .55
meter cables should usually be used for the 6/12 enabler (which is
usually between 6-packs inside the same EXP24. A 1 meter or 3
meter cable is usually used if the EXP24 and PCI card enclosure are
in the same rack (distance dependent), 3 meter and longer cables are
used if the EXP24 controller and the EXP24 enclosures are in
different towers or racks.
4. #5737/5776 90 Mb cache controllers can also be used with
EXP24 and support a maximum of 24 drives. HOWEVER, for
performance reasons, they will usually be used for a maximum of 6 to
8 disks in a RAID environment or up to about 10 disks in a mirrored
environment. They can be very cost effective for small LPARs.
5. High speed EXP24 controllers are 2 slots wide, and specific
placement rules apply. Placement is easier if the IOPless features
are used, but IOPless can only be used with Power5 hardware and
when running V5R4 -- good reasons to upgrade.
External Disk Subsystems

IBM Total Storage DS6000 (limited use), DS4700,
DS4800 (via VIOS only) and DS8000
This section is changed. It no longer contains information about
Storage Group products. It now has information on attachment and
use with the System i. See Storage Group literature for specifics on
the products.
When configuring external storage products for use with the System i,
be SURE to use DiskMagic.
System i integrated disk provides many of the same functions
that most servers require a SAN to provide. These include: read &
write cacheing, data spreading, graphical interfaces, hot adds of disk
drives, copy functions, etc. As a general rule, System i disk is also
faster, easier to manage, and often less expensive. However, with
fibre cards announced in Jan. 2008 (which require POWER6 HW and
V6R1), performance should be similar between integrated disks and
DS8x00 disk subsystems.
For performance, when sizing external storage, it will need the same
number or more PHYSICAL disk arms (not LUNs) as needed by a
properly configured System i. The number should NOT be reduced
due to external data spreading or cache (since the System i is already
providing these types of functions).
When evaluating a DS6000 system (not usable with the latest fibre
cards), recognize that a large 550 could (by itself request up to 7,000
disk accesses/second), and if the DS6000 will be used with other
servers also, even a 520 could place an overly high workload on a
DS6xxx model.
When configuring external storage, consider each LPAR. Some
LPARs should probably use integrated storage (especially if the
LPAR only needs maybe 350 GB -- Six 70 GB RAID-5 protected
disks in an EXP24 using a $1,995 disk controller). This is less of an
issue on POWER6 hardware running V6R1, where one i5/OS
partition can provide virtual disk to another i5/OS partition.
If not using the new fibre features announced in Jan. 2008; costs for
EACH fibre adapter on the System i are/were significant, and if dualpathing is used, a minimum of 2 adapters are required for each
LPAR. Total list price for each fibre adapter on the System i comes to
about $10,500 to $11,400 ($5,495 fibre adapter, dedicated IOP,
allocated portion of 5790, & other HW). Or MUCH less with the new
fibre features that have 2 fibre ports, support more LUNs, no longer
require/use an IOP, and have a lower price.
DS4700/4800 disk subsystems can now be used with the System i
(and blades) IF managed controlled by an AIX-based VIOS partition.
This adds complexity if one is not already familiar with these
products.
Hardware Management Console (HMC)

and Associated Features/Cables
The HMC requires V7R3.1.0 (or higher) licensed machine
code for POWER6 570 (MMA) (also supports V5R3 and V5R4
on POWER5)
A Hardware Management Console is REQUIRED by the POWER6
570. Due to potential disk performance considerations of CECinstalled disks (see above) as well as upgrade/disk migration
simplification, it is strongly recommended that you use the HMC
to relocate each partition's Load/Source disk outside of the CEC.
7310-C05 Deskside HMC (Pwr5, 5+) being w/d
7310-C06 Deskside HMC (Pwr5, 5+ ugr SW for Pwr6)
7310-CR4 Rack Mount HMC (Pwr5, 5+,ugr SW for Pwr6)
7042-C06 Deskside HMC (Power6, 5, 5+)
7042-CR4 Rack-Mounted HMC (Power6, 5, 5+)
Features for use with above Consoles
#1876 L200P Flat Panel Monitor(desktop)w/d 5/2/06
TM
#3631 ThinkVision C170 17 Inch Color Monitor
#3637 IBM T541H/L150p 15" TFT Clr. Mon.w/d 5/2/06
#3638 IBM C220p 21 Inch Color - Black w/Cable
TM
#3639 ThinkVision L170p TFT Dsply w/d 12/01/05
#3640 Display, Black L171P TFT, 17" w/d 6/01/06
#3641 T115 TFT 15" Color Display (Black)w/d 7/13/07
#3643 T120 TFT 20" Color Display(Black)w/d 2/12/08
#3644 T119 TFT 19" Color Display (Black)
#3645 T117 TFT 17" Color Display (Black)
#4242 6 foot extender cable for displays (15 pin D)
#4256 Extender Cable - USB Keyboards , 2 mete r
#4270 Ctlr to External Port Cable (520) w/d 12/01/06
#4271 Cable Chain Tech. Cable - C2T, .26 meter
Used when daisy chaining HMCs to use
Same keyboard, video, mouse
#4272 Cable Chain Tech. Cable - C2T, 2 meter
#5951 Keyboard --USB US English
#6458 Standard Rack Power Cord (4 meter)
#6460 US/Canada 125V/15A Pw Cord (for rack mount)
#6470 US/Canada 125V/15A Power Cord
#7801 6m HMC Attachment Cable (Ethernet)
#7802 15m HMC Attachment Cable (Ethernet)
#8800 Keyboard --USB US English#103P w/d 5/8/07
Use #5951
#8840 USB Keyboard --US English
#8841 USB Mouse Black and keyboard cable
$1,730
$1,830
$3,800
$1,830
$3,800
1,645
250
625
829
829
829
699
1,657
1,057
875
104
53
226
22
44
104
18
18
18
15
32
104
104
78
Notes:
1. Consider customer requirements before ordering a rack-mount
HMC. IF they intend to place the keyboard, display and mouse IN
the rack, they may frequently need to stand in front of the rack
(especially if using the 5250 console capability).
2. The higher price of the rack-mount version is due to the packaging
requirements (just like a laptop PC is more expensive than a
desktop PC)
3. A machine type 7316-TF3 is recommended if you desire placing
the HMCs monitor/display in a rack. It provides a 1U high (1.75
inches) device that includes a 17 inch flat panel display and room
for a keyboard. The design features a pull-out approach that
allows the display to pop up in front of the rack, while exposing
the keyboard. Price is $3,000 which includes the display. The
special keyboard (which includes both trackpoint and touch-pad
mouse capabilities) is an additional $150. See announcement
letter 104-145 for details and picture. Another option is the
NetBAY 2U Flat-Panel Monitor Console kit with a PS/2 based US
Travel keyboard (1723-2UX) see anno. 104-390 dated Oct. 12,
2004 -- $1,499
4. If not using the 7316-TF3 or 1723-2UX a USB keyboard and
mouse and cables must be ordered (or otherwise supplied)
separately
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System Consoles
CABLES
Mach. Type 9944 Model 100 Thin Console w/d 7/08/08

Not Supported on POWER6 Machines
0443 Thin Console System i w/d 7/08/08 699
5951 Keyboard --USB US English
83
A Mouse is included
A Monitor (CRT or LCD) is also needed
Communications Cables
V.24/ EIA232 20-Ft PCI Cable
V.35 20-Ft PCI Cable
V.36 20-Ft PCI Cable w/d 1/31/08
X.21 20-Ft. PCI Cable
1829
1830
1840
1834
0.6 Meter 12X cable

1.5 Meter 12X cable
3.0 Meter 12X cable
8.0 Meter 12X cable
Purch. Price
$ 125
125
125
375
Cables for 12X Loops
System i5 Specify Features

5552 System Console on Thin Console
0
5557 System Console on E-net w/d 8/08/06 0
Integrated xSeries Servers for iSeries

4710 Integrated xSeries Svr. (IXS) 2.0 Ghz w/d 6/01/06 $ 1,900
4810 Integrated xSeries Svr. (IXS) 2.0 Ghz w/d 6/01/06
1,900
The following 3 features all contain or include: a 2 Ghz processor with
2 MB integrated L2 cache, 2 integrated 1000/100/10 Mbps Ethernet
ports, 2 USB 1.1 ports and 1 GB of memory. They can physically fit
in i5 system units. They take 2 PCI slots and require an IOP
(included - total of 3 PCI slots if used).
4811 PCI Integrated xSeries Server (520) w/d 7/01/08
2,780
4812 PCI Integrated xSeries Server (550 System unit and I/O
towers not using blind swap cassette) w/d 7/01/08 2,780
4813 PCI Integrated xSeries Server (570 System unit and #5790
I/O drawer -- incl blind swap cassette) w/d 7/01/08 2,780
1700 Keyboard/Mouse for NT w/d 6/01/06
90
#0426 - 512 MB IXS Mem. 8xx mdls. w/d 6/01/06
#0427 - 1 GB IXS Mem. 8xx mdls. w/d 6/01/06
#2797 - 1 GB IXS Memory w/d 6/01/06
#2897 - 1 GB IXS Memory w/d 5/8/07
0348
0353
0356
0359
440
1,170
1,170
1,170
350
400
475
725
HSL, SPCN, & Fabric Cables

Choice of HSL, HSL to HSL-2, or HSL-2 cables is dependent upon
the devices on each end of the cable
270/820/830/840/ 5074/
5075/5079 & IXA have HSL connections i5/800/810/825/870/890/
5094/5095/5294 have HSL-2 connections
HSL
1460 3m HSL Cable
1461 6m Copper HSL Cable
1462 15m Copper HSL Cable
450
550
1,100
HSL Optical
1470
1471
1472
1473
6m Optical HSL Cable w/d 12/01/08

30m Optical HSL Cable
550
1,200
2,000
3,000
HSL to HSL-2
1487 3m HSL to HSL-2 Cable (for IXAs)
1474 6m HSL to HSL-2 Cable
1475 10m HSL to HSL-2 Cable
Integrated xSeries Adapters for iSeries
400
650
1,200
HSL-2
This is NOT an iSeries part as such, but rather a separate "machine

type". The adapter goes in the external xSeries, and provides an
HSL link to the iSeries.
Annual
Machine Type
Price 24x7 ESA
1519-200 w/d 5/8/07
$2,200
$90
Includes 3-year warranty.
1519-100
$2,200
$90
iSCSI Adapters for Connecting xSeries/Blades

See #5783, 5784 in the Communications/LAN secton
GX Loop Adapters for POWER6 570 Enclosure

To attach HSL-2 and/or 12X Loops
(maximum of 2 features per 570 enclosure drawer)
1800 HSL-2 Ports -- 2 (one "in", one "out") Copper -- same
feature
previously available on POWER5 570
3,000
1802 12X Channel CEC GX Adapter - use with #5796
PCI card enclosure
1,499
New 12X PCI Enclosure

No IOPs needed/allowed Price ESA 24x7
5796 PCI DDR 12X Expansion Drawer 6 PCI slots -- similar to
5790, but uses
12X cabling/speed -- uses new #7314 to
provide mounting HW for 2 units -- must add #6446 or
#6457 to
provide cable attach
5,000
90
6446 12X Short Run 5796 Attachment Adapter cabling between
enclosures in same rack
575
6457 12X Long Run 5796 Attachment Adapter -- cabling between
enclosures between racks
2,500
7314 Dual #5796 Unit Enclosure (provides similar function
as #7307 does for 5790 enclosure)
525
1307
1308
1481
1482
1483
1485
1.75m HSL-2 Cable w/d 12/01/08

2.5 m HSL-2 Cable
1m HSL-2 Cable
4m HSL-2 Cable
10m HSL-2 Cable
15m HSL-2 Cable
6001
6006
6008
6007
6029
2m SPCN Power Cable (i5) w/d 12/01/08

3m SPCN Power Cable (i5)
30m SPCN Power Cable (i5) w/d 12/01/08
400
450
350
550
850
1,100
SPCN
0369 100m Optical SPCN Cable w/d 5/8/07

1468 250m Optical SPCN Cable
0
40
50
70
90
1,500
2,000
Fabric
8867
8868
8869
8870
8871
8872
8-way Fabric Cable (570)

2-Enclosure Fabric Cable (570)
0
0
0
0
0
0
Other Miscellaneous Cables

0367 Ops Console PCI Cable
125
0383 Remote Control Panel Cable w/d 6/01/06
125
1422 3m IEC 320 13/14 Power Dist Unit Cord w/d 1/31/08
-The following 4 features provide redundant power cabling for an I/O
drawer with the bottom of the drawer in the EIA position shown
1821 UPIC Cable Primary Rack (595) EIA (TM) 09 400
1822 UPIC Cable Primary Rack (595) EIA 01
400
400
400
6663 7 foot 220 V PDU Power Cable (rack to I/O drawer)
0
1827 Serial UPS Conversion Cable (i5)
95
4263 Direct Attach Tape Cables (520/550/570)
88
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Input Output Processors (IOPs)
POWER6 570 (MMA) Service Processor

(one per 4-processor enclosure drawer)
Purchase
Price
2844 PCI IOP (8xx and i5)

2847 PCI IOP for SAN Load Source
2,100
2,500
Communications/LAN Adapters
0032
2742
2744
2772
2793
2805
2849
4716
4745
4746
4801
4805
4806
4838
Modem
525
PCI Two-Line WAN IOA
425
100 Mbps Token-Ring IOA w/d 6/01/06
840
PCI Dual WAN/Modem IOA w/d 6/01/06
950
PCI Two-Line WAN IOA w/Modem
585
PCI Quad Modem IOA
1,600
PCI 100/10 Mbps Ethernet IOA w/d 6/01/06
412
PCI Integrated Analog Modem
3,400
PCI WAN IOA w/d 6/01/06
425
PCI Twinaxial Workstation IOA
750
PCI Crypto CoProcessor (8xx/i5) w/d 6/01/06
5,000
PCI Crypto Accelerator (8xx/i5) w/d 6/01/06
6,000
PCI-X Crypto Coprocessor (IOP-less, i5 only)
9,000
100/10 Mbps Ethernet IOA replace with #2849
600
w/d for new ord 10/01/04 conversions w/d 12/01/05
4960 PCI Crypto Accelerator (570 MES only) w/d 12/01/05 6,000
5700 PCI 1 Gb Ethernet - fibre attach
863
5701 PCI 1 Gb Ethernet - UTP (CAT 5)
699
5706 PCI-X 1 Gbps Ethernet - TX IOA (twisted pair)
Dual Port (520/570)
999
5707 PCI-X 1 Gbps Ethernet - SX IOA (optical fibre)
Dual Port (i5)
1,322
5717 Ethernet UTP (Cat 5) 4-port Adapter
1,099
5721 PCI -X 10Gbs Ethernet-ShortRange IOA (IOPless) 4,742
5722 PCI -X 10Gbs IOPless Enet LR IOA w/d 7/08/08
7,999
5740 1 Gbps BaseT Ethernet (4 Ports)
830
5783 PCI -X iSCSI HBA Copper (xSeries, Blade connect) 999
5784 PCI -X iSCSI HBA Fiber (xSeries, Blade connect) 1,590
6800 PCI -X 1Gbs Ethernet IOA Fibre (IOPless)
863
6801 PCI -X 1Gbs Ethernet UTP Cat 5 IOA (IOPless)
699
6803 PCI -X 2-Line WAN w/Modem ECS (IOPless)
585
6805 PCI 2-Line WAN IOA, No IOP (like 2742 w/IOP)
425
6808 PCI 4-Modem WAN IOA, No IOP (like 2805 w/IOP) 1,600
6833 PCI 2-Line WAN with modem NO IOP (full function)
585
9933 PCI 2-Line WAN with modem NO IOP (full function)
included with new placement orders
0
PCIe IOA Feature cards (POWER6 570 CEC only)

No IOPs needed/allowed
2893 PCIe 2-line WAN with modem (for Most countries)
9693 PCIe 2-line WAN with modem - same as above
included with new placement orders
5646 PCIe Blind Swap Cassette - Short
5647 PCIe Blind Swap Cassette Standard
5767 PCIe 1 GB Ethernet 2-Port UTP (copper)
5768 PCIe 1 GB Ethernet 2-Port Fiber
585
0
50
50
699
1,322
5773 PCIe 4 Gb Fibre Channel 1 Port (AIX/Linux only)

5774 PCIe 4 Gb Fibre Channel 2 Port
1,999
3,308
5648 Service Interface Card (Processor - aka FSP)
1,000
One Service Processor is required in each 4-processor enclosure

drawer. Service Processor Cables are additional -- see next section.
IBM plans to provide redundant service processor capability to
existing POWER6 processor-based systems with two or more
processor enclosures. This capability is planned to be provided
through a firmware upgrade, at no additional charge, by first quarter
2008. Once you apply the upgrade, make the appropriate HMC
connections, and reboot the system, service processor functions can
maintain operational status if one of the service processors fails.
Processor Fabric and Service Processor

Cables for POWER6 570
(cables between the Processor enclosure drawers)
Initial Order features:
8847 Base Service Interface Cable 2-drawer
8849 Base Service Interface Cable 4-drawer
8877 Base Processor Fabric Cable 2-drawers
Upgrade (MES) Order features:
3660 Processor Fabric Cable 2-drawers
5657 Service Interface Cable 2-drawer
0
0
0
0
0
2,000
4,000
8,000
2,000
4,000
8,000
Other Features
1800
1801
1806
1807
2738
2739
2776
2785
2786
2788
2886
2887
2888
6417
7002
7119
7818
7869
7881
7882
9876
HSL-2 Ports -- 2 Copper (570)

3,000
HSL-2 Ports -- 2 Optical (570) w/d 12/01/08
4,500
HSL-2 Ports -- 2 Copper (550)
999
HSL-2 Ports -- 2 Optical (550) w/d 12/01/08
4,500
HSL Ports - 8 Copper (890)
6,500
HSL Opt. Bus Adapter for 5074/79 w/d 5/8/07
4,500
HSL-2 Ports - 8 Copper (825/870/890) w/d 6/01/06 6,500
HSL-2 Ports 2 Copper w/d 6/01/06
3,000
HSL Ports 2 Optical w/d 6/01/06 & 12/01/08
4,500
HSL Ports 8 Optical
15,000
Optical Bus Adapter
4,500
HSL Ports 2 Copper w/d 1/31/08
3,000
HSL-2/RIO-G Ports 2 Copper (520 1.9 Ghz spcl slot) 475
HSL-2/RIO-G Bus Adapter (i5)
800
HSL Enabler for 270 to 5075 attach w/d 6/01/06
200
HSL-2/RIO 2-Ports Optical (i595) w/d 12/01/08
4,500
HSL-2/RIO-G 2-Ports Copper (i595)
3,400
Removable Media Backplane (570)
140
Service Processor (570) w/d 4/01/05
650
SCSI to IDE Convertor Card (570)
100
Base Optical Bus Adapter (570 - replaces base cpr) 1,500
Integrated Virtual Ethernet Adapter

(one required for each MMA Processor enclosure drawer)
5636 Integrated Virtual Ethernet Adapter 2 port x 1GB
Ethernet - goes in special CEC slot, not PCI
5639 Integrated Virtual Ethernet Adapter 4 port x 1GB
Ethernet - goes in special CEC slot, not PCI
399
699
Service Processor
7997 Optional 2nd. Service Processor for 570 5/8-way & lgr 650
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For a list of supported AIX and Linux features and

other information go to:
Http://www1.ibm.com/servers/eserver/iseries/aix/index.html
Go to Getting Started tab,
Scroll Down to AIX Facts and Features
Linux Direct Attach Features (also used with AIX)
(If Linux controls the IOA, no IOP is used - these features allow the
configurator to function properly)
0603
0608
0609
0611
0612
0613
0614
0616
0618
0619
0620
0621
0623
0624
0625
0626
0627
0628
0645
0646
0647
0648
0649
0650
0651
0654
5759
Linux Dir Attach - #2744 (100 Mbps TR) w/d 6/01/06

840
Linux Dir Attach - #4745 (PCI WAN IOA) w/d 6/01/06
425
Linux Dir Attach - #2772 (PCI WAN/Modm)w/d 6/01/06
950
Linux Dir Attach - #2765 (Fibre for Tape) w/d 401/05
3,800
Linux Dir Attach - #2766 (Fibre for Disk)
6,000
w/d for new ord 4/01/05 conversions supported
Linux Dir Attach - #2742 (2 Line WAN IOA)
425
Linux Dir Attach - #2793 (2 Line WANw/Modm)
585
Linux Dir Attach - #2805 (Quad Modem IOA)
1,600
Linux Dir Attach - #2757 (Disk Ctlr-HiPerf)w/d 6/01/06 7,200
Linux Dir Attach - #2782 (Dsk Ctl.Lo) w/d 01/01/04
3,000
Linux Dir Attach - #5700 (1 Gb Enet fibre)
863
Linux Dir Attach - #5701 (1 Gb Enet CAT5)
699
Linux Dir Attach - #2849(100/10Mbps Enet)w/d 6/01/06 412
Linux Dir Attach - #5702 (PCI Ultra Ctlr.) w/d 6/01/06
658
Linux Dir Attach - #5704 (Fibre for Tape) w/d 6/01/06 2,646
Linux Dir Attach - #2787 (Disk Fibre Ctlr.)w/d 6/01/06 6,200
Linux Dir Attach - #2780 (Ult4 RAID Ctlr)w/d 5/01/08
6,200
Linux Dir Attach - #5703 (Low End Ctlr) w/d 10/09/07 3,000
w/d 6/1/06 replace with 0648
Linux Dir Attach - #5712 (PCI-X LVD Tape Ctlr.)
587
w/d 6/1/06 replace with 0647
Dir Attach - #5716 (pSeries fibre adapter) w/d 8/08/06 2,267
AIX/Linux PCI-X Disk/Tape Controller (IOPless)
587
AIX/Linux PCI-X Disk Cntlr. 90 MB cache (IOPless)
1,999
Direct Attach 5583 (1.5 GB write cache controller with
auxiliary write cache for towers) w/d 10/09/07
6,995
auxiliary write cache for EXP24) w/d 10/09/07
8,500
aux. write cache for EXP24) blind-swap w/d 10/09/07 8,550
Direct Attach 5800 (1.5 GB write cache cont'rl. with aux.
write cache (EXP24) light pipe 520/525w/d 10/09/07
8,550
4 Gbps Fibre Channel (2 port IOPless)
3,308
i5/OS on p5xx Hardware

The p5 supports i5/OS running on the p570 (1 processor only)
and p590/p595 (2 processors maximum). From a hardware
perspective, this is accomplished via the 9411-100 p5 I/O
sub-system. In reality, this new machine type is just an
ordering/tracking vehicle to allow iSeries features to be
configured and attached to a pSeries (iSeries and pSeries
feature numbers differ and i5/OS requires IOPs). There is no
separate physical hardware shipped for the 9411 machine
type. i5/OS is ONLY SUPPORTED on selected p5
processor features.
Pricing for i5/OS is $59,000 per processor including 1 year of
SWMA. If Enterprise Enablement is needed there is an
additional $225,000 charge (total of $284,000).
AIX and Linux-Only Features

0629 4 Gb fibre channel (1-port, was #5758)
2,646
0630 PCI-X 1Gbs iSCSI TOE Copper (was #5713)
1,191
TOE = TCP/IP Offload Engine
0631 PCI-X 1Gbs iSCSI TOE Optic (was #5714)
1,853
0632 PCI USB 2.0 Adapter
45
0633 Graphics Adapter
412
0634 128-port ASYNC Adapter w/d 12/01/05
1,079
0635 SDLC/X.25 - 2-port Adapter w/d 12/01/05
1,666
0641 PCI-X Ultra320 SCSI Disk Ctlr w/d 5/01/08
6,995
2943 8-Port ASYNC Adapter
1,162
2947 PCI Multiprotocol Adapter withdrawn
3,021
4273 External SCSI Media Attach
226
4959 PCI 16/4 Mbps Token Ring IOA w/d 12/01/05
662
4962 PCI 100/10 Mbps Ethernet IOA w/d 12/01/05
412
5718 10 Gbps Ethernet Adapter
w/d 6/01/06
5,000
5719 10 Gbps Ethernet IOA (Long) w/d 6/01/06
9,853
5723 2-Port Async EIA-232 PCI IOA
129
6204 Differential SCSI Adapter
541
6312 Qual Digital Trunk Adapter
9,580
7940 Advanced Power Virtualization (SW 520/525) per proc. 0
7941 Advanced Power Virtualization (SW - 550) per proc.
0
7942 Advanced Power Virtualization (SW - 570) per proc.
0
7992 Advanced Power Virtualization (SW - 595) per proc. 990
7995 Adv. POWER(TM) Virt. - Enterprise (AIX Live Partition
Mobility -- per processor price)
0
8136 Remote Async Node (Rack) w/d 6/01/06
2,083
8137 Remote Async Node w/d 6/01/06
1,329
8244 PCI WS Audio Adapter (520) w/d 6/01/06
29
AIX Only I/O Devices

2591 Ext 1.44 MB Diskette Drive
6258 36 GB 4mm Tape Unit (ESA $20)
83
948
AIX Cables
1827
1850
1851
1852
1855
1860
1873
1874
1875
2114
2863
2864
2877
2934
2936
2951
2952
2953
2954
4242
4256
4353
4690
4691
4692
4693
8131
8132
8133
Serial-UPS Conversion Cable

VHDCI to P Converter Cable w/d 2/6/07
0.6m SCSI P-P Cable w/d 1/19/05, 4/12/05
2.5m SCSI P-P Cable w/d 2/6/07
4-port EIA 232 Cable withdrawn
ASYNC Terminal/Printer Cable
Drawer to Drawer Serial Cable
Rack to Rack Serial Cable
Serial Port Converter Cable
External Differential SCSI y-Cable withdrawn
4-Port X.21 Cable
withdrawn
4-Port V.35 DTE Cable
withdrawn
4-Position Int Bus Cable
ASYNC Terminal/Printer Cable
ASYNC Modem Cable
V.24/EIA 232 Cable w/d 12/01/05
V.35 Cable w/d 12/01/05
V.36 Cable w/d 12/01/05
X.21 Cable w/d 12/01/05
6-Foor Extender Cable for Display
Extender Cable for Keyboard
8-Position H.100 Bus Cable w/d 1/19/05, 4/12/05
Rack Status Beacon Assembly w/d 6/15/05
Rack Status Beacon Cable
w/d 6/15/05
Junction Box Cable
w/d 6/15/05
Rack Beacon Junction Box Cable w/d 6/15/05
15-Foot Cluster Box Cable
withdrawn
9-Foot Cluster Box Cable
withdrawn
RJ45 to DB25 Interposer
95
50
90
108
354
76
67
67
21
225
417
700
25
37
61
146
267
212
146
83
42
83
417
10
10
292
50
33
100
After the first year, SWMA is on a per processor activation

basis and is priced at the P30 software tier level.
See announcements letter 104-379 for hardware details, and
204-246 for software information.
IBM 1997 2008
89
Monthly
Purchase ESA 24x7
Magnetic Tape Systems

Monthly
Purchase ESA 24x7
NOTE: LTO-2 half-height internal drive #5755 also available
use feature #5702/5712 for LVD, LVD and fibre are much faster than
HVD
TS3400/3500 Tape Libraries (#3577/3584)

These libraries use TS1120 #3592 tape rives
The 3500 also supports the and TS104 tape drive
3577
3584
TS2340 Tape Drive (3580 Ultrium Linear Tape Open) (annual)

L33 Lo-volt (2x L23)
L3H Lo-volt (2x L23)
3580- L43 LTO-4 LVD SCSI (1.5 x L33)
4,665
5,999
4,850
1,143
1,143
1,447
TS3100/3200 Tape Libraries

TS3100 24 cart slots 1 drive or 2 half height
3573 L2U - part # 3573L32 - includes LT0-3 half-height LVD SCSI
tape drive, pwr. cord.
7,895
1,200
3573 L2U - part # 3573L4S - includes LT0-4 LVD SCSI tape drive,
pwr. cord.
9,737
1,200
3573 L2U - part # 3573F4S - includes LT0-4 fibre tape drive, pwr.
cord. encryption-capable
14,770
1,200
TS3200 44 cart slots, up to 2 drives or 4 half hgt.
3573 L4U - part # 3573L34 - includes LT0-3 half-height LVD SCSI
tape drive, pwr. cord.
12,492
2,184
3573 L4U - part # 3573L4H - includes LT0-4 LVD SCSI tape drive,
pwr. cord.
13,816
2,184
3573 L4U - part # 3573F4H - includes LT0-4 fibre tape drive, pwr.
cord. encryption-capable
18,275
2,184
3573 L4U - stand-alone or rack
7,900+
2,184
3573 L3H - stand-alone or rack LVD 13,650 (annual)
3573 F3H - stand-alone or rack Fibre 16,825
8043 - Ultrium 3 LVD SCSI Drive
4,150
8044 - Ultrium 3 Fibre Drive
5,995
8143 - Ultrium 4 LVD SCSI Drive
5,737
8144 - Ultrium 4 Fibre Drive
10,770
8147 - Ultrium 4 Half High SAS
4,500
3583 Ultrium Tape Library Enclosure repl by TS3300/3310
L18 for 18 base slots w/d 1/27/06
11,100+
192
15,695+
312
23,999+
552
#8103 LTO Ultrium 2 LVD Drive
12,000
185
#8104 LTO Ultrium 2 HVD Drive
12,500
185
#8105 LTO Ultrium 2 Fibre Drive
14,595
244
#8133 LTO Ultrium 3 LVD Drive
13,800
178
#8135 LTO Ultrium 3 Fibre Drive
17,515
235
TS3310 Tape Library

3576-L5B TS3310 Tape Library
14,500
3576-E9U E9U TS3310 Tape Expansion Module11,000
5900 Transparent LTO Encryption
5,000
8037 Ultrium 3 LVD SCSI Tape Drive
11,625
8038 Ultrium 3 Fibre Tape Drive
14,500
8042 Ultrium 3 Fibre 4 Gbs, for TS3310 13,775
8142 Ultrium 4 Fibre Tape Drive
16,530
3584 Ultrium Tape Library Enclosure repl by TS3500
Up to 248/496 TB Storage with up to 72 Tape Drives
3584 L32 Base Frame
60,000
3584 D32 Expansion Frame
30,000
3584 HA1 High Availability Frame
30,000
#1455 Tape Drive Sled w/d 7/30/04
12,500
#1474 (LVD) or #1475 (HVD)
15,500
(2x speed & capacity)
178
69
85
100
100
108
L5U Tape Library

15,000
L23 Tape Library
45,000
L53 Tape Library
45,000
1479 - LTO Ultrium 2 L53 Fibre Drive Canister
18,390
1604 - Transparent LTO Encryption
12,000
D23 TS3500 Expansion Frame
30,000
1440 - Service Bay B Config/Accessor 29,000
3588 - F3B TS1030 Ult 3 4 Gbit Fibre 19,800
263
323
323
178
70
323
178
TS1120
3592- TS1120 Tape Drive Mdl E05
35,500
158
Can support encryption w/right features
J1A IBM TotalStg Ent. Tape w/d 9/29/06
32,000
202
Also available as C20 for use in StorageTek Silo
3492 cartridges (20 pack)
4,400
4802 Rack Left Cradle
6,000
4812 Rack Right Cradle
7,500
Various other features at
$165 to $700
TS1040
3588 - TS1040 Ultrium 4 Tape Drive F4A
22,800
Can support encryption w/right features
178
3494 Tape Library Dataserver

Mdls. L10/L12/L14/L22 w/d 06/16/06
Model HA1 w/d 06/16/06
#5215 - Dual Gripper
#5219 - Token Ring
#5220 - Ethernet
86,900
86,900
10,000
2,250
2,250
831
772
15
7,500
21,000
29,500
32,500
46,500
43,500
46,500
43,500
100
55
499
605
336
291
336
291
1,850
3,100
6,200
11,000
25
58
106
115
3590 Magstar Tape Subsystem

A00 Controller
A14 Frame w/d 06/16/06
B1A Tape Drive
B11 Tape Drive w/ RACL
E11
E1A
H11
H1A
7207-122 SLR5 Ext. QIC Tape w/d 3/17/06
7207- 330 30 GB Extl. SLR60 QIC Tape
7208-345 60 GB Extl 8mm Tape w/d 3/31/05
7329-308 SLR100 QIC Autoloader
3589 LTO-4 Media

1020
1120
3220
3320
800 GB Label 20-pack

800 GB 20-pack
800 GB Worm Label 20-pack
800 GB Worm 20-pack
3,202
3,182
4,348
4,328
Optical Disk/DVD
(Compact Optical Library Dataserver)
834
362
306
161
161
Each optical disk provides up to 30 GB storage, WORM supported

3996 Model 032 (32 optical disk slots - 560 GB) 11,500
175
3996 Model 080 (80 optical disk slots - 2.4 TB ) 24,855
285
3996 Model 174 (174 optical disk slots - 5.2 TB) 38,980
475
1101 Single Drive kit for 032
4,444
1121 Gen 2 (60 GB UDO) Single Drive kit
5,010
1102 Two Drive kit for 080, 174
9,110
1122 Gen 2 (60 GB UDO) Dual Drive kit
10,020
4400 Barcode reader
1,134
7210-025 External DVD

IBM 1997 - 2008
1,400
17
90
iSeries Models 800/810/825/870/890

Announced January 20, 2003,
Announced January 20, 2003,
New Placements were Withdrawn from Marketing Effective Oct. 1, 2005
Information on CUoD Processor activations (both permanent and on/off remains) on this page.
Other information is contained in the Historical Section at the back of this paper.
Processor Activation Features
825 CUoD Activation Features
Feature #
Price
1609
825 CUoD Activation (Permanent -- not available on CBU)
$5,000
5722-SS1-1393
OS/400 License for Additional Processor Activation on i825
$45,000
1773
1779
On/Off COD Enablement for Model 825 (except CBU)

On/Off COD Enablement for Model 825 CBU 1/6-way - must be ordered
before enabling additional processors -- no disaster capability w/o order
---
1782
1682
1783
1683
1797
1697
On/Off CoD Billing for Model 825 Standard Edition (per processor day)
Pre-Paid On/Off CoD Billing for Model 825 Standard Edition (30 days)
On/Off CoD Billing for Model 825 Ent. and HA Edns.(per processor day)
Pre-Paid On/Off CoD Billing for Model 825 Ent. and HA Edns.(30 days)
On/Off CoD Billing for Model 825 CBU Edition 1/6-way (per procr. day)
Pre-Paid On/Off CoD Billing for Model 825 CBU Editn 1/6-way (30 days)
$550
$16,500
$550
$16,500
$550
$16,500
ESA
24x7
$150

Feature #
1611
1614
Processor on Demand (PoD) Description and

On/Off Capacity on Demand (On/Off CoD) Description
870 CUoD Processor Activation (Permanent - not avail on CBU) 8/16-way
5722-SS1-1395
Price
ESA
24x7
$10,000
$10,000
$150
$150
$45,000
1774
1776
1780
On/Off CoD Enablement for Model 870 (except CBU) 5/8-way

On/Off CoD Enablement for Model 870 CBU 2/16-way - must be ordered
1784
1684
1795
1695
On/Off CoD Billing for Model 870 5/8-way Std. Edition (per processor day)
Pre-Paid On/Off CoD Billing for Model 870 5/8-way Std. Edition (30 days)
On/Off CoD Billing for Model 870 5/8-way Ent. &HA Editions (per proc. day)
Pre-Paid On/Off CoD Billing Model 870 5/8-way Ent. & HA Editions (30 days)
$600
$18,000
$600
$18,000
1785
1685
1786
1686
1798
1698
On/Off CoD Billing for Model 870 8/16-way Ent. & HA Editions (per proc. day)
Pre-Paid On/Off CoD Billing Model 870 8/16-way Ent. & HA Edns.(30 days)
On/Off CoD Billing for Model 870 CBU Edition 2/16-way (per processor day)
Pre-Paid On/Off CoD Billing for Model 870 CBU Edition 2/16-way (30 days)
$600
$18,000
$600
$18,000
$600
$18,000
9603
Base CUoD Processor Activation (870/890 Enterprise Edition) -- for Linux

IBM 1997 - 2008
----
N/C
$150
91

Feature
#
1612
1613

5722-SS1-1397
Price
$15,000
$15,000
$45,000
1777
1778
1781

1788
1688
1789
1689
On/Off CoD Billing for Model 890 16/24-way Std. Edition (per procr day)
Pre-Paid On/Off CoD Billing Model 890 16/24-way Std. Edition (30 days)
On/Off CoD Billing for Model 890 16/24-way Ent & HA Editns (per proc day)
Pre-Paid On/Off CoD Billing Model 890 16/24-way Ent. & HA Editns (30 days)
$650
$19,500
$650
$19,500
1791
1691
1792
1692
1799
1699
On/Off CoD Billing for Model 890 24/32-way Ent. & HA Editns (per procr day)
$650
$19,500
$650
$19,500
$650
$19,500
9603

IBM 1997 - 2008
ESA
24x7
$150
$150
----
N/C
$150
92
Table of System i / i5 / iSeries / AS/400 Models by Software Group

P05
P40
i515-6010,6011,6018,6021,6028 (plus user-based pricing)

i520-0900, 0970-7140,41,42, 0975-7350
800 - 2463
820 DSD - 2425, 2456
270 - 2248
270 DSD - 2422, 2423, 2452
170 - 2159, 2160
170 - 2289, 2290, 2291
170 - 2407, 2408
i570- 0922, 0924, 0926, 0935, 0936

870-2486, 2489, 2496
840 - 2418, 2420, 2461 - with Default 5250 Interactive
840 - 2416, 2417, 2419, 2352, 2353, 2354
- with Default 5250 Interactive
840 - 0158, 0159 - Proc. Feats. - with zero 5250 Inter.
830 - 2349 - with Optional 5250 Interactive
830 - 2403 - with Default 5250 Interactive
820 - 2398, 2438 - with Optional 5250 Interactive
740 - 2069, 2070 - with Default 5250 Interactive
P10
i520-0901, 0902, 0903, 0906-7734,35,7366,73,74, 0912,
0970-7143,44,48,52, 0975-7352
i525 - 6910, 7790-7792 (plus user-based pricing)
810 - 2465, 2466, 2467
800 - 2464
820 DSD - 2426, 2457, 2427, 2458
270 - 2250, 2252, 2431, 2432
270 DSD - 2424, 2454
170 - 2164, 2176
170 - 2292, 2385
170 - 2409
P50
i595- 0946, 0947, 0940,41,44,0953, 0954,0958,0959,0957
890 - 2497, 2498, 2499
890 - 0197, 0198 - Proc. Feats. - with zero 5250 Inter.
840 - 2418, 2420, 2461 - with Optional 5250 Interactive
840 - 2416, 2417, 2419, 2352, 2353, 2354
- with Optional 5250 Interactive
P60
P20
JS22 blade machine type 7998-61X with i5/OS
(plus user-based pricing)
i520-0904, 0905, 0906-7375,7736,84,85
i550-0915, 0910
i570-0938
810-2469
820 - 2396, 2397, 2436, 2437 - with Default 5250 Inter.
820 - 0150, 0151 Proc. Feats. - with zero 5250 Inter.
270 - 2253, 2434
170 - 2183, 2386
170 - 2388
i595- 0952, 0943, 0955

Notes:
Default 5250 Interactive is the minimum amount of 5250
interactive CPW that comes with a Processor Feature that
supports 5250 Interactive.
Optional 5250 Interactive is when an optional (larger) 5250
Interactive capacity is specified.
P30
i570-0919, 0920, 0921, 0928, 0930, 0934, 0937, 0939
570-MMA -- 4910, 4911, 4912, 4922, 4923, 4944
825 - 2473, 2495
830 - 0153 - Proc. Feat. - with zero 5250 Interactive
820 - 2396, 2397, 2436, 2437 - with Optional 5250 Inter.
820 - 0152 - Proc. Feat. - with zero 5250 Interactive

IBM 1997 - 2008
93
Software Maintenance for System i

On July 12, 2005 IBM announced changes to i5/OS SWMA for new orders of i5 processors (see Anno. 205-163). iSeries 8xx
and older models are not affected. Customers upgrading who have existing SWMA contracts who upgrade to i5 models will be
converted to processor based pricing -- see Anno. 206-105. It states: "When upgrading an iSeries model 810, 820, 825, 830,
840, 870, or 890 system, which has "per system" priced Software Maintenance provided through a services contract (694273G), into a System i5 model 520, 550, 570, or 595, the IBM service contract will be migrated to the currently applicable
services "per processor" priced Software Maintenance offering (6942-12F)."
The primary change affects machines with more than one processor. Previously, i5/OS SWMA was charged based on the
Software Group (Tier) for the processor feature. Now, when a machine is sold, it includes 1 year of SWMA on the "base
number" of i5/OS licenses included with the processor feature (1 for i520, i550, and i570 models, 4 for i595 models). Each
additional processor running i5/OS requires an additional SWMA license. Therefore, when i5/OS processor licenses are
obtained (either initially with the purchase of the system, or at a later date), there is an additional per processor SWMA charge.
These changes create more cost/effective solutions for customers using AIX or Linux on some of the processors.
Additional information about the SWMA changes occurring on January 31, 2006 is included in the Product Structure
section at the start of this document.
Processor-based SWMA
Customers with existing unexpired Tier-based SWMA contracts who upgrade to i5 processors will see changes in their
contracts and pricing (anno. 206-105). New purchases of i5 processors or expired SWMA contracts use processor-based
SWMA. Therefore, when an additional i5/OS processor activation is purchased, SWMA is included in the price. Potential
extensions to 3 years of total coverage (for a new processor activation ) and/or 24 x 7 support can be added via Global
Services ServiceElite.
SWMA processor-based licenses are initially likely to expire at different times (until they are coordinated via IBM Global
Services ServiceElite contracts -- at least in the US). Therefore, it is possible to have SWMA expire on some processors, but
not others. In the event of this occurrence, there is a per processor Maintenance After License Fee.
SWMA for Initial System Order and Renewals -- the prices for 5733-SPP "base" (i.e. not the "uplift to 7 x 24
coverage) are already included in the price of the processor features announced on January 31, 2006.
P05
P10
P20
P30
P40
P50
P60
5733-SPP i5/OS and selected products 1 year Registration/Renewal
1 Year processor SWMA registration
Feat. #
4908
4911
4914
4917
4920
4923
4926
Charge
$1,200 $3,000
$4,000
$6,000
$6,000
$6,000
$6,000
1 Year Uplift (add on) to provide 24 x 7
Feat. #
4909
4912
4915
4918
4921
4924
4927
coverage
Charge
$118
$294
$392
$588
$588
$588
$588
5733-SP3 i5/OS and selected products 3 year Registration/Renewal New i5 machines include 1 year of SWMA, so new SP3 regist'ns
are withdrawn -- 3 year SP3 24x7 Uplift is used if SPE was added for years 2 & 3 of 9x5 maint.
3 Year SWMA Registration withdrawn July 28,
Feat. #
0002
0005
0008
0011
0014
0017
0020
2006
Charge
$3,240 $8,100 $10,800 $16,200 $16,200 $16,200 $16,200
3 Year Uplift (add on) to provide 24 x 7
Feat. #
0003
0006
0009
0012
0015
0018
0021
coverage
Charge
$319
$794
$1,058
$1,588
$1,588
$1,588
$1,588
5733-MAL Maintenance After License Fee (same PID, different features for per processor)
per processor Maintenance After License
Feat. #
0001
0002
0003
0004
0005
0006
0007
Charge
$1,800 $4,500
$6,000
$9,000
$9,000
$9,000
$9,000
Purchase of ADDITIONAL i5/OS processor licenses INCLUDING SWMA -- 5722-SSA
processor with 1 Year processor

SWMA registration
1 Year Uplift (add on) to provide 24
x 7 coverage -- order as feature
numbers associated with 5733-SPP
-- See 5733-SPE for 2-year
extension uplift feature #s
Feat. #
Charge
Feat. #
Charge
i515
2-way
P05
1569
$2,995
4909
$118
i525
P10
1583
$8,995
4912
$294
i520
2-way
P20
1537
$25,000
4915
$392
i550
i570
P20
1538
$44,000
4915
$392
P30
P40
1539
$59,000
4918
4921
$588
i595
P50
P60
1540
$59,000
4924
4927
$588
IBM 1997 2008
94
5733-SPE -- i5/OS Processor 2-year SWMA Extension (add to 5733-SPP for initial processor(s)
or 5722-SSA for additional processor activations to get 3 years total)
2 Additional year SWMA

Extension (add on)
2 Additional Year Uplift (add
on) for 24 x 7 coverage
Feat. #
Charge
Feat. #
Charge
i550
P10
i520
2-way
P20
P20
P30
P40
P50
P60
4943
$5,100
0004
$500
4944
$6,800
0006
$667
4944
$6,800
0006
$667
4945
$10,200
0008
$1,000
4946
$10,200
0010
$1,000
4947
$10,200
0012
$1,000
4948
$10,200
0014
$1,000
i515
2-way
P05
i525
4942
$2,040
0002
$201
i570
i595
Note: The 2 year SPE 24 x 7 uplift is rarely if ever used, because the 1 year SWMA included with the order of a system is only
9 x 5. Therefore you need a 3 year 24 x 7 uplift (SP3) not the 2 year SPE uplift.
The above features are added to extend a 1 year SWMA to a 3 year SWMA. These features are typically used when additional
i5/OS processor licenses are added. However, using IBM Global Services ServiceElite offerings is the preferred approach,
and can provide additional flexibility. ServiceElite MUST be used when adding 2 years of extension to the 5733-SPP 1-year
SWMA included with an express edition.
pSeries SWMA Pricing: p570 uses i570 SWMA pricing,

p590 and p595 use i595 pricing
Tier-based SWMA (for 8xx and older models)

Customers on pre i5 models will continue to use tier-based SWMA offerings. Customers existing SWMA contracts upgrading to
i5 models will remain on the existing contract and use tier-based licensing until the contract expires. (see announcement letters
205-163 (processor based) and 204-145 (tier based) for additional details).
New purchases of iSeries 8xx models require 1 year of Software Maintenance. Pricing for 3-year Software maintenance is
less than three 1-year subscriptions. Software maintenance after-license fee (5733-MAL) remains.
Software Maintenance (SWMA) for iSeries
5733-UX1
1 Year SWMA Registration
Feat. #
Charge
1 Year Uplift to 7x24 Registn.
Feat. #
Charge
5733-UX3 withdrawn May 2, 2006
3 Year SWMA Registration
Feat. #
Charge
3 Year Uplift to 7x24 Registn.
Feat. #
Charge
P05
P10
P20
P30
P40
P50
P60
4737
$1,200
4738
$4,040
4739
$11,250
4741
$25,590
4742
$42,290
4743
$55,690
4744
$69,695
4745
$158
4746
$539
4747
$875
4748
$1,782
4749
$2,657
4750
$3,304
4751
$4,261
4801
$3,240
4802
$10,910
4803
$30,375
4804
$69,095
4805
$114,153
4806
$150,365
4807
$188,935
4808
$425
4809
$1,456
4810
$2,363
4811
$4,811
4812
$7,173
4813
$8,922
4814
$11,506
Software Maintenance After License Fee for iSeries

P05
Feature Number
5733-MAL ($)
4633
1,154
P10
P20
P30
P40
P50
P60
4634
3,845
4635
13,460
4636
31,533
4637
53,355
4638
71,140
4641
88,940
IBM 1997 2008
95
Power Systems / System i / iSeries Version 6 & 5 Software Prices - i5/OS

V5R3 of i5/OS was withdrawn from mktng. 1/04/08 -- Support Ends 4/30/09
see U.S. Anno. Letter 907-022 and 908-014
i5/OS (5722-SS1 for V5, 5761-SS1 for V6) There is no charge for the base license of i5/OS Version 5 or 6 - It is included in
the Price of a new System i (but must be added for blades) Additional charges apply for additional features including i5/OS
activations for additional processor features. See announcement letter 208-014 for descriptions of major new functions
in Version 6 Release 1.
i5/OS V6R1 is supported on the following System i models: 515, 520, 525, 550, 570, 595, 800, 810, 825, 870, 890, and MMA.
It is also supported on BladeCenter model 7998-61X. IBM plans for i5/OS V6R1 to be the final release supported on
iSeries models 800, 810, 825, 870, and 890. The release following i5/OS V6R1 is planned to be supported on System i
POWER5 models 515, 520, 525, 550, 570, and 595, and on POWER6 model 570.
Major new i5/OS V6R1 feature areas include:
Virtualization of i5/OS storage

Encryption of backups and data on disk
IBM Systems Director management
Enhanced Java performance
Support for IBM BladeCenter servers
Improved performance with IBM System Storage devices
Support for IBM High Availability Solutions Manager (HASM)
Product Positioning: i5/OS V6R1 is the newest version of the IBM operating system that is designed to deliver efficient,
resilient business processing. Enhancements in i5/OS V6R1 include:
Support for your regulatory requirements with encryption of backups and data on disk
Introduction of a high availability solution from IBM, High Availability Solutions Manager for i5/OS
Improved performance for Java and WebSphere applications on i5/OS
Virtualization enhancements that support virtual i5/OS partitions, reducing costs to create test and development
environments
Enhanced performance for i5/OS environments that connect to IBM System Storage solutions
Support for IBM Systems Director, delivering a comprehensive tool to manage IBM systems
Support for i5/OS on a blade, enabling you to consolidate i5/OS and Intel servers with BladeCenter technology
The following products are also shipped with the i5/OS operating system:
IBM Business Solutions

IBM HTTP Server for i5/OS
IBM Toolbox for Java
IBM Developer Kit for Java
IBM Extended Integrated Server Support for i5/OS
IBM Network Authentication Enablement for i5/OS
IBM Portable Utilities for i5/OS
IBM TCP/IP Connectivity Utilities for i5/OS
IBM Transform Services for i5/OS
IBM Universal Manageability Enablement for i5/OS
IBM System i Access for Windows
IBM System i Access for Wireless
IBM 1997 2008
96

i5/OS (Version 6 5761-SS1 w/o SWMA or 5762-SSA w/1 year SWMA, Version 5 uses same feature #s but 5722)
Permanent Processor Activation Features Note: Feature #s are for Version 6, feature #s differ for Version 5, but prices
should be the same.
Description
SS1 (no SWMA)

Feature
Price
SW
Tier
515 Per Processor Charge

MMA (Pwr6 570) Per Processor Charge
SSA (1 year SWMA)

Feature
Price
Date last
validated
P05
P20
P10
P20
P20-P40
P30
P50/P60
1309
1312
1316
1319
1322
1328
1325
$1,795
$21,000
$5,995
$40,000
$53,000
$53,000
$53,000
1453
1454
1455
1456
1458
1462
1460
$2,995
$25,000
$8,995
$44,000
$59,000
$59,000
$59,000
1/29/08
1/29/08
1/29/08
1/29/08
1/29/08
1/29/08
1/29/08
Per Processor Power6 Blade -- 60X (JS12)

Per Processor Power6 Blade -- 61X (JS22)
P05
P10
1785
1347
$1,795
$10,995
*
1463
$2,995*
$14,995
4/08/08
4/08/08
Per Processor Add'l. License 825

Processor Add'l. License 870
Per Processor Add'l. License 890
P30
P40
P50
1299
1301
1302
$45,000
$45,000
$45,000
----
----
1/29/08
1/29/08
1/29/08
* with 1 year SWMA $2,245 with 3 month SWMA (feature #1797)

No charge upgrades to V5R4 or V6R1 are available with a valid SWMA
Optional Features:
P05
P10
P20
P30
P40
P50
P60
1,000
2,000
6,000
12,000
18,000
24,000
30,000
DB2 Multisystem - feature 0706
One Time Charge:
$25,000
Encrypted ASP (Aux Storage Pool) Enablem't
1,000
2,000
6,000
12,000
18,000
24,000
30,000
Encrypted Backup Enablement
1,000
2,000
6,000
12,000
18,000
24,000
30,000
HA Journal Performance
Upgrade from 5799-BJC:
500
100
1,000
200
3,000
600
6,000
1,200
9,000
1,800
12,000
2,400
15,000
3,000
2,085
4,170
12,500
25,000
37,500
50,000
62,500
Media and Storage Extensions - feature 1303) One Time Charge:
$995
5,040
7,560
10,080
12,600
i5/OS & Key Media Backup (feature 8001)

Opticonnect
$85
420
840
2,520
Printer Support Facility (PSF) for i5/OS NOTE: AFP Font Collection bundled with PSF
1-55 IPM:
Feature 0751
$2,495
1-100 IPM:
Feature 0754
$4,500
upgrade from 1-55 $2,005 (feature #0755)
Any Speed:
Feature 0814
$6,995
Disk Sanitizer for i5/OS 5799-SD1 PRPQ #P84513 $1,500 per server -- see announcement letter 507-103
i5/OS Application Server Processor (5722-SSB for V5 or 5761-SSB for V6R1)

5761-SSB-0819
5761-SSB-0820
5761-SSB-0822
5761-SSB-0821
i5/OS Application Server processor entitlement for i550 - w/1yr SWMA (requires LPAR*)
i5/OS Application Server processor entitlement for MMA - w/1yr SWMA (requires LPAR*)
$14,000
$19,000
$19,000
$19,000
* An exception to the LPAR requirement occurs when the entire system is dedicated to running one or more IBM product(s) that already entitle
the database (such as Domino, Portal, Commerce, etc.).
IBM 1997 2008
97

i5/OS User Billing (5722-SSC for V5, or 5761-SSC for V6R1) -- user-based pricing entitlement prices
Description
Model 515
Package of 5 users for 515
Unlimited Users for 515
Unlimited External Access Users -- 515
Unlimited Collaboration Users -- 515
Model 525
Package of 10 users for 525
Unlimited Users for 525
Unlimited External Access Users -- 525
Unlimited Collaboration Users -- 525
Pkg. of 10 Users CBU initial Purchase or upgrade to CBU 525 -- 520 or 550 Primary
Unlimited Users CBU initial Purchase or upgrade to CBU 525 -- 520 or 550 Primary
POWER6 Blade for BladeCenter PWR6-61X
Package of 10 users for POWER6 -61X Blade
Unlimited Users for POWER6 -61X Blade
Unlimited External Access Users -- 61X Blade
Unlimited Collaboration Users -- 61X Blade
Feature
#
Price
Date last
verified
1465
1466
1474
1476
$1,250
$18,750
$3,995
$3,995
1/29/08
1/29/08
1/29/08
1/29/08
1469
1471
1475
1477
1470
1472
$2,500
$50,000
$3,995
$5,995
$1,000
$15,000
1/29/08
1/29/08
1/29/08
1/29/08
1/29/08
1/29/08
1478
1479
1480
1481
$2,500
$50,000
$3,995
$5,995
1/29/08
1/29/08
1/29/08
1/29/08
IBM 1997 2008
98
Power Systems / System i / iSeries Version 6 & 5 Software Prices

V5R3 was withdrawn 1/04/08 Support ends 4/30/09
IBM System i Temporary Software License (5733-ITL) helps you migrate to a new system -- Announcement letter 207-171
System i Temporary Software License offers a low-cost approach to licensing qualified licensed programs and options for a temporary
period. This offering is designed for, but not limited to, clients who need to migrate their applications from an existing machine to another
machine serial number and operate both machines concurrently for more than 15 days but less than 12 months. This offering does not apply to
MES model upgrades.
Software Tier
MONTHLY Price
Feature #
P05
$375
0001
P10
$1,000
0002
P20
$2,600
0003
P30
$5,300
0004
P40
$7,800
0005
P50
$10,200
0006
P60
$12,500
0007
Passport Advantage Software

Passport Advantage Software is generally sold based on either a per-user basis or on "Processor Value Units" (PVUs). The change to
POWER6 processors affects Processor Value Unit ratings. When using PVUs, each processor "core" (there are 2 cores or
processors on each POWER6 processor chip -- the same number as on the POWER5 processor chip) is assigned a relative performance value
for licensing purposes. The PVU for POWER5 and POWER5+ processors is 100. The PVU for POWER6 processors is 120.
This means that processor-based Passport Advantage Software will cost 20% more for each POWER6 processor. This is actually a very
good deal for our customers -- because the actual power delivered by the POWER6 is much more than 20% PVU increase over the
POWER5/POWER5+.
Therefore, do NOT quote being able to maintain the same software prices on each processor core -- but many customers will NOT need to pay
more overall. Here's an example of the logic:
Assume that today the customer is using 6 processors for WebSphere Application Services (WAS -- a Passport Advantage software offering
with processor-based pricing). When they upgrade to a new POWER6, they may only need to use 4 or 5 processors (due to the increased
processor speed). Therefore, today they have 600 PVU's worth of WAS licensing (6 processors @ 100 PVUs per processor). If they use 4
processors, they will actually be only using 480 PVUs (and will have 120 PVU's worth of WAS that is "waiting to be used" 4 processors @ 120
PVU per processor). If they use 5 processors, they will be using the same 600 PVU of licensing they already have (5 processors @ 120 PVU).
Of course, if they only have a single processor running WAS, they will indeed need to increase their WAS licensing costs (by 20%), but they will
be able to perform far more work on that single new processor.
P05
P10
P20
P30
P40
P50
P60
System i Access Family (5722-XW1 for V5, 5761-XW1 for V6) -- options for user or processor based
Includes: iSeries Access for Windows, iSeries Access for Web, iSeries Access for Linux, and iSeries Client Encryption
128-bit (5722-CE3
included with most newer System i models at no additional charge check edition
information at http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/i/hardware/editions/
Per User Charge Option:
275
Block of 250 Users:
68,750
One Time Charge:
2,750
11,000 27,500 41,250 55,000
68,750 82,500
# of user lics. Needed to convert to proc. Based 10
40
100
150
200
250
300
Advanced DBCS Printing Support (5722-AP1)

600
660
3,500
5,910
7,920
10,560
13,200
9,900
11,495
Advanced Function Printing Utilities for AS/400 (5722-AF1 for V5, 5761-AF1 for V6)
One Time Charge:
795
1,495
3,000
Per Server advanced Double Byte Character Set (DBCS) feature #0051:
6,000
8,500
$2,727.
AFP Font Collection (5648-B45): Base fonts $500, DBCS fonts $1500 each
Advanced Double Byte Character Set (DBCS) Printer Support (5722-AP1 for V5, 5761-AP1 for V6)
One Time Charge:
600
660
3,500
5,910
7,920
10,560
13,200
4,800
7,200
9,600
12,000
AiX 5L for POWER V5.3 (5765-G03)

Per Processor E5 Group (520, 550):
Per Processor F5 Group (570):
Per Processor H5 Group (595):
480
1,125
2,495
Application Program Driver for AS/400 (5722-PD1)

One Time Charge:
395
800
2,400
IBM 1997 2008
99

P05
P10
P20
P30
P40
P50
P60
Backup Recovery Media Services for iSeries (5722-BR1 for V5, 5761-BR1 for V6 )
BRMS Base Program:
400
880
2,760
5,520
8,280
12,000
15,000
BRMS Advanced Feature
300
600
1,800
3,600
5,400
7,200
9,000
10,800
18,000
24,000
30,000
BRMS Network Feature

One Time Charge: 750
Business Graphics Utility for System i (5722-DS1 for V5, 5761-DS2 for V6)
One Time Charge:
1,500
3,000
6,000
CICS Transaction Server for i5/OS (5722-DFH for V5, 5761-DFH for V6)
Base Charge:
1,150
Per User Charge (Block of 1):
300
Per User Charge (Block of 250):
75,000
iSeries Client Encryption 56-bit (5722-CE2) or 128-bit (5722-CE3) -- No Charge

Communications Utilities for iSeries (5722-CM1 for V5, 5761-CM1 for V6)
One Time Charge:
3,300
6,650
15,850
27,750
43,200
57,600
72,000
Connect for iSeries V2.0 (5733-CO2) or Connect for iSeries V1.01 (5733-B2B) w/d 03/25/05 -- see DB2 Connect iSeries
One Time Charge:
1,000
2,000
6,000
12,000
18,000
24,000
30,000
Content Manager for iSeries V5.3(5722-VI1) (Document Imaging & Workflow) Ordered/Maint. via Passport Advantage
Product #
D53RULL
D54TULL
Price
Description
$5,000 DB2 Content Manager Advanced Workflow Processor Lic+SW Maint 12 Months
$5,450 DB2 Content Manager iSeries Authorized User Lic+SW Maint 12 Months
Date last verified

9/22/05
9/22/05
Content Manager Std. Edition for i5/OS V8.3 (Document Imaging & Workflow) Ordered/Maint. via Passport Advantage
Product #
D56SELL
Price
Description
$345 DB2 Content Manager Std. Edition Auth. User License (20 min req'd) +SW Maint 12 Mo.
Date last verified

4/09/06
Content Manager On Demand V5.4 (5722-RD1) (Enterprise Report Mgmt.) Ordered/Maintained via Passport Advantage
Product #
D53S2LL
D54TQLL
Price
Description
$1,300 Content Manager OnDemand iSeries PDF Indexer Proc Lic +SW Maint 12 Mo
$445 Content Manager OnDemand iSeries Auth. User Lic +SW Maint 12 Mo
Date last verified

4/09/06
4/09/06
Cryptographic Support for AS/400 (5722-CR1)

One Time Charge:
995
2,000
6,000
12,000
18,000
24,000
30,000
System i Cryptographic Device Manager (5733-CY1 for V5, 5733-CY2 for V6)
No Charge:
DB2 Connect Unlimited Edition for iSeries Ordered/Maintained via Passport Advantage
Product #
D557ULL
BB0NUNA
D557VLL
E01URLL
Price
$4,994
$544
$2,996
$999
Description
DB2 Connect Unlimited Edition for iSeries per Managed Proc. Lic +SW Maint 12 Months
DB2 Connect Unlimited Edition English Media Pack
DB2 Connect Unlimited Edition SW Maintenance Reinstatement
DB2 Connect Unlimited Edition SW Maintenance Renewal
Date last verified

9/22/05
9/22/05
9/22/05
9/22/05
DB2 DataPropagator for the iSeries Version 8.1 (5722-DP4 for V5, 5761-DP4 for V6)
One Time Charge:
1,600
3,200
9,600
19,200
28,800
38,400
48,000
19,200
24,000
DB2 Query Manager & SQL Development Kit for i5/OS (5722-ST1 for V5, 5761-ST1 for V6)
One Time Charge:
800
1,600
4,800
9,600
14,400
DB2 Extenders for Version 9 for i5/OS iSeries (previous version 5722-DE1 for V5, 5761-DE1 for V6)
One Time Charge:
800
1,200
2,800
5,000
8,000
12,000
15,000
IBM 1997 2008
100

DataMirror iCluster (5733-ICL) -- Anno. 208-109
DataMirror iCluster for the System i platform helps protect your critical business applications and data during both planned
and unplanned outages. Whether you run a small to medium business or a large enterprise with multiple mission-critical
applications, the iCluster solution can meet your needs.
The iCluster portfolio consists of the following products:
iCluster, a logical replication solution based on i5/OS journaling, designed for large enterprises with more complex
data availability and recoverability requirements
iBalance, a chargeable feature of iCluster, that performs bidirectional replication for workload balancing
iCluster small and medium business (SMB) for smaller organizations with simpler requirements
DataMirror iCluster delivers:
Complete high-availability solution based on logical software replication and System i journaling and clustering
Java-based GUI and green screen command and menu-based operations
Monitoring, synchronization checking, role swapping, alarms and alerts, and automatic resynchronization
Support and integration with DS6000 and DS8000 servers and Enterprise Storage Servers as well as third-party
SAN hardware disk-based replication tools
Bidirectional high availability for workload balancing with iBalance and a Capacity BackUp (CBU) Edition
Description
Software Tier
5733-ICL iCluster w/1 Year SWMA
Feature #
P05
$13,500
0001
P10
$47,000
0002
P20
$98,750
0003
P30
$157,500
0004
P40
$193,000
0005
P50
$216,500
0006
P60
$229,500
0007
$189
$658
$1,383
$2,205
$2,702
$3,031
$3,213
1182
1183
1184
1185
1186
1187
1188
5661-ICL iCluster 1 Yr. SWMA After-License

Feature #
$8,100
0341
$28,200
0343
$59,250
0345
$94,500
0347
$115,800
0349
$129,900
0351
$137,700
0353
5662-ICL iCluster 3 Yr SWMA

Feature #
$4,590
0453
$15,980
0454
$33,575
0455
$53,550
0456
$65,620
0457
$73,610
0458
$78,030
0459
5664-ICL iCluster 3 Yr. SWMA After-License

Feature #
$12,690
0001
$44,180
0003
$92,825
0005
$148,050
0007
$181,420
0009
$203,510
0011
$215,730
0013
5733-ICS DataMirror iCluster SMB w/ 1Yr SWMA

Feature #
$7,500
0001
$12,900
0002
$20,000
0003
$35,000
0004
$43,750
0005
$55,000
0006
$70,000
0007
5660-ICS iCluster SMB 1 Yr. SWMA Reg'n.

Renewal 24x7
Feature #
$105
$181
$280
$490
$613
$770
$980
1140
1141
1142
1143
1144
1145
1146
5661-ICS iCluster SMB 1 Yr. SWMA After-Lic

Feature #
$4,500
0355
$7,740
0357
$12,000
0359
$21,000
0361
$26,250
0363
$33,000
0365
$42,000
0367
5662-ICS iCluster SMB 3 Yr SWMA

Feature #
$2,550
0516
$4,386
0517
$6,800
0518
$11,900
0519
$14,875
0520
$18,700
0521
$23,800
0522
5664-ICS iCluster SMB 3 Yr. SWMA After-Lic

Feature #
$7,050
0001
$12,126
0003
$18,800
0005
$32,900
0007
$41,125
0009
$51,700
0011
$65,800
0013
5660-ICL iCluster 1 Yr. SWMA Reg'n. Renewal

24x7
Feature #
P05
P10
P20
P30
P40
P50
P60
300
600
1,800
3,600
5,400
7,200
9,000
600
1,800
3,600
5,400
7,200
9,000
DCE Base Services for AS/400 (5769-DC1)

One Time Charge:
DCE Library Routines for AS/400 (5769-DC3)

One Time Charge:
300
Dictionaries and Linguistic Tools for AS/400 (5769-DL1)

One Time Charge:
795
IBM 1997 2008
101

P05
P10
P20
P30
P40
P50
P60
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
EDMSuite OnDemand for AS/400 (V4)

Spool File Archive: 10,000
Record Archive Feature:
9,000
Object Archive Feature:
4,000
AnyStore Feature: 2,000
Server Feature 1 User Block: 1,000
per user up to 25/max
Facsimile Support for iSeries (5798-FAX)

One Time Charge:
700
700
2,000
Grid Toolbox V3 for OS/400 (5733-GT1)

One Time Charge:
Expedite Customer Expense:
No Charge
30
High Availability Solutions Manager (5761-HAS) -- Anno. 208-015

High Availability Solutions Manager (HASM) is a high availability clustering offering for the i5/OS V6R1 operating system. HASM, when
combined with IASPs and HASR (i5/OS option 41), enables a complete end-to-end hardware-based clustering solution for high availability and
disaster recovery operations. HASM along with cross-site mirroring (XSM) enables solutions to be deployed via the IBM DS8000 storage
server or internal disk. It also includes tools that enable administrators to configure and manage high availability solutions using one of two
GUIs as well as the option for a command-line interface. i5/OS V6R1 is required.
System i High Availability Solutions Manager (HASM) delivers:
Complete high-availability solution based on independent auxiliary storage pools (IASPs) using cross-site mirroring (XSM), Metro
Mirror, Global Mirror, FlashCopy, and system administrative domain
GUI to manage clusters, resource groups, and domains
Green screen interface for command-line management

IBM System i High Availability Solutions Manager (5761-HAS) Feature
Per Processor w/ 1 Year SWMA
0490
Expedite -- Customer Expense
3446
HASM 1Yr SW Maintenance (5660-HAS)
Per Processor 1Yr Registration
1127
Per Processor 24/7 Support
1129
HASM 1Yr SW Maintenance After License (5661-HAS)
Per Proc 24/7 1Yr After Lic
0338
Per Proc 1 Yr AfterLicense
0336
HASM 3Yr SW Maintenance Registration (5662-HAS)
Per Proc 24/7 3Yr Registration
0443
Per Proc 3 Yr PrePay
0441
HASM 3Yr SW Maintenance After License (5664-HAS)
Per Proc 3 Yr AfterLicense
0001
Per Proc 24/7 3Yr After Lic
0003
One Time Charge

$3,200
$ 30
$
0
45
$ 45
$1,920
$ 121
$ 1,088
$3,008
121
Host Access Client Package for iSeries V5 Ordered/Maintained via Passport Advantage
Includes: IBM Personal Communications, and IBM WebSphere Host On-Demand -- see anno. 204-229
Also available, Host Access Client Package for Multiplatforms - see anno. 204-233
Product # Price
Description
D50HWLL
$166 Host Access Client for iSeries 1 Registered User License + SW Maint 12 Mo
$125 HACP for iSeries Users Li & SW Maint 12 Months Trade-up
D50S2LL
$33 HACP for iSeries Users SW Maintenance Annual Renewal
E0049LL
$100 HACP for iSeries Users SW Maintenance Reinstatement 12 Months
D50HYLL
Date last verified

9/22/05
9/22/05
9/22/05
9/22/05
Infoprint Server for iSeries (includes PDF generation - 5722-IP1)

Transforms Optional Feature
795
112
Infoprint Designer for iSeries (electronic documents -
1,995
280
3,395
500
5,495
859
7,500
1,200
9,995
1,600
12,495
2,000
5733-ID1)
6,995
Infoprint Fonts (5648-E77):
Base fonts $500
DBCS fonts $1500 each,
Type Transformer $1500
IBM 1997 2008
102

IBM System i delivers updates to Java Standard Edition Development Kit and more -- Announcement letter 207-170
Updates for the System i software discussed in this letter include:
Java Development Kit (JDK) 6
Change to user-based pricing on System i Model 515 (Americas only) -- unlimited users for $18,750.
Product preview for i5/OS the new Java capabilities as well as unlimited users for the 515 (Americas only), and the product preview
of V6R1 of i5/OS.
See the announcement letter for details.
P05
P10
P20
P30
P40
P50
P60
18,000
24,000
30,000
(Advanced) Job Scheduler for i5/OS (5722-JS1 for V5, 5761-JS1 for V6)
One Time Charge:
1,000
2,000
6,000
12,000
LINUX - when ordered from IBM with a System -- NOT Available as after-order add-on
Product #
5639-LNX
Price
$495
$1,095
$109
5639-SLP
$349
$315
$926
$1,826
$892
$1,792
$2,443
$873
$795
$2,319
$4,569
$2,241
$4,491
$449
$100
$1,123
$250
$6,108
$495
$1,095
$109
$945
$349
$873
$349
$873
$349
$873
$449
$1,123
$100
$250
Description
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for iSeries (SLES8 - POWER4) w/d 3/13/06
Feat. # 2416 - Per Install for 1-2 CPU Sys w/d 3/13/06
Feat. # 2417 - Per Install for 1-8 CPU Sys w/d 3/13/06
Feat. # 2418 - Media Charge w/d 3/13/06
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 9 for POWER (SLES9 - POWER5) Ordered via 5692-LOP
Feat. # 0001 Per Server with 1 yr subscription
Feat. # 0004 Per Server with 1 yr subscription Express
Feat. # 0002 Per Server with 1 yr standard Subscription and Support
Feat. # 0003 Per Server with 1 yr premium Subscription and Support
Feat. # 0005 Per Server with 1 yr standard Subscription and Support Express
Feat. # 0006 Per Server with 1 yr premium Subscription and Support Express
Feat. # 0017 BCC Swith 1 yr subscription
Feat. # 0007 Per Server with 3 yr subscription
Feat. # 0010 Per Server with 3 yr subscription Express
Feat. # 0008 Per Server with 3 yr standard Subscription and Support
Feat. # 0009 Per Server with 3 yr premium Subscription and Support
Feat. # 0011 Per Server with 3 yr standard Subscription and Support Express
Feat. # 0012 Per Server with 3 yr premium Subscription and Support Express
Feat. # 0013 Per Inst 8 HPPC N with HN 1 yr subscription
Feat. # 0015 Per Inst 8 additional HPPC N with 1yr subscription
Feat. # 0014 Per Inst 8 HPPC N with HN 3yr subscription
Feat. # 0016 Per Inst 8 additional HPPC N with 3yr subscription
Feat. # 0018 Per with 3 yr subscription
Feat. # 2373 - Per Install for 1-2 CPU Sys
Ordered via 5692-LOP Feat #
Feat. # 2374 - Per Install for 1-8 CPU Sys
Feat. # 2375 - Media Charge
Feat. #2797 - Per server 1-yr support
Ordered via 5692-LOP Feat # 1436
Feat. #2787 - Per inst 1-2 CPU sys with 1-yr sub Ordered via 5692-LOP Feat # 1474
Feat. #2788 - Per inst 1-2 CPU sys with 3-yr sub Ordered via 5692-LOP Feat # 1475
Feat. #2789 - Per inst 1-16 CPU sys 1-yr sub
Feat. #2790 - Per inst 1-16 CPU sys 3-yr sub
Feat. #2791 - Additional 8 CPUs with 1-yr sub
Feat. #2792 - Additional 8 CPUs with 3-yr sub
Feat. #2793 - Per inst 8 cn w hn 1-yr sub
Feat. # 2794 - Per inst 8 cn w hn 3-yr sub
Feat. #2795 - Per inst 8 adtl cn 1-yr sub
Feat. #2796 - Per inst 8 adtl cn 3-yr sub
Eff. Date
11/01/04
7/25/06
10/24/06
10/24/06
10/24/06
10/24/06
10/24/06
10/24/06
10/24/06
10/24/06
10/24/06
10/24/06
10/24/06
10/24/06
10/24/06
10/24/06
10/24/06
10/24/06
10/24/06
10/24/06
8/01/06
8/01/06
8/01/06
8/01/06
8/01/06
8/01/06
8/01/06
8/01/06
8/01/06
8/01/06
8/01/06
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103

LINUX - when ordered from IBM with a System -- NOT Available as after-order add-on (continued)
Product #
5639-RH4
Price
$799
$1,499
$2,495
$2,157
$4,047
$6,737
$395
$995
$1,295
$1,067
$2,687
$3,497
$760
$2,050
$315
$855
$895
$2,420
$1,165
$3,145
$720
$1,945
$1,399
$3,779
$2,365
$6,388
Description
Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS 4 for POWER (POWER 5) Ordered via 5692-LOP
Feat # 2798 R4 1-2 CPU way 1Yr Std Subscr & Supt Ordered via 5692-LOP Feat # 1444
Feat # 2806 R4 1-16CPU way 1Yr Std Subscr & Supt Ordered via 5692-LOP Feat # 1445
Feat # 2808 R4 1-16CPU way 1Yr Prem Subscr & Supt Ordered via 5692-LOP Feat # 1446
Feat # 2799 R4 1-2CPU way 3Yr Std Subscr. & Support Ordered via 5692-LOP Feat # 1447
Feat # 2807 R4 1-16CPU way 3Yr Std Subscr. & Supt Ordered via 5692-LOP Feat # 1448
Feat # 2809 R4 1-16CPU way 3Yr Prem. Subscr & Supt Ordered via 5692-LOP Feat # 1449
Feat # 2802 R4 1-2CPU way 1Yr Std Subscription Ordered via 5692-LOP Feat # 1450
Feat # 2812 R4 1-16CPU way 1Yr Premium Subscription Ordered via 5692-LOP Feat # 1452
Feat # 2813 R4 1-16CPU way 3Yr Premium Subscription Ordered via 5692-LOP Feat # 1455
Feat # 2814 R4 1-8 Clusters 1Yr Std Subscription Ordered via 5692-LOP Feat # 1456
Feat # 2815 R4 1-8 Clusters 3Yr Std Subscription Ordered via 5692-LOP Feat # 1457
Feat # 3699 R4 1-2CPU way 1Yr Std Subscription Exp Ordered via 5692-LOP Feat # 1462
Feat # 3706 1-16CPU way 3Yr Std Subscription Exp Ordered via 5692-LOP Feat # 1465
Feat # 3707 R4 1-16CPU way 1Yr Prem SubscrExp Ordered via 5692-LOP Feat # 1466
Feat # 3708 R4 1-16CPU way 3Yr Prem. Subscr Exp Ordered via 5692-LOP Feat # 1467
Feat # 3697 R4 1-2CPU way 1 Yr. Std. Subscr & Supt Exp Ord. via 5692-LOP Feat # 1468
Feat # 3698 R4 1-2CPU way 3 Yr. Std. Subscr & Supt Exp Ord. via 5692-LOP Feat # 1469
Feat # 3701 R4 1-16CPU way 1 Yr. Std. Subscr & Supt Exp Ord. via 5692-LOP Feat #1470
Feat # 3702 R4 1-16CPU way 3 Yr. Std. Subscr & Supt Exp Ord. Via 5692-LOP Feat # 1471
Feat # 3703 R4 1-16CPU way 1 Yr. Prem. Subscr & Supt Exp Ord. via 5692-LOP Feat # 1472
Feat # 3704 R4 1-16CPU way 3 Yr. Prem. Subscr & Supt Exp Ord. via 5692-LOP Feat # 1473
R4 Media Kit Ordered via 5692-LOP Feat # 2212
Eff. Date
7/25/06
8/23/05
8/23/05
8/23/05
8/23/05
8/23/05
8/23/05
8/23/05
8/23/05
8/23/05
8/23/05
8/23/05
8/23/05
11/01/05
11/01/05
10/04/05
10/04/05
10/04/05
10/04/05
10/04/05
10/04/05
10/04/05
10/04/05
10/04/05
10/04/05
10/04/05
10/04/05
Lotus Domino Server for iSeries Ordered/Maintained via Passport Advantage

Product #
D51NRLL
Price
Description
$2,964 Domino Enterprise Per Processor Lic +SW Maint 12 Months
Date last verified

9/22/05
Lotus Domino Document Manager

Product #
D53KXLL
E0183LL
D53KYLL
Ordered/Maintained via Passport Advantage

Price
Description
$99 Lotus Domino Document Manager Per User License + SW Maintenance 12 Months
$19.80 Lotus Domino Document Manager Per User Annual SW Maintenance Renewal
$59.40 Lotus Domino Document Manager Per User SW Maintenance Reinstatement -12 Months
Date last verified

9/22/05
9/22/05
9/22/05
Lotus Domino Everyplace -- Does Not run Natively on iSeries, but can run on IXS/IXA on iSeries Ordered/Maintained via
Passport
Product #
D5216LL
E00MBLL
D5218LL
Price
Description
$75.84 Domino Everyplace Per User License + SW Maintenance 12 Months
$19.66 Domino Everyplace Per User Annual SW Maintenance Renewal
$42.13 Domino Everyplace Per User SW Maintenance Reinstatement - 12 Months
Date last verified

9/22/05
9/22/05
9/22/05
Integrated Domino Fax for iSeries (5733-FXD)

One Time Charge: $2,500
Lotus Enterprise Integrator (R6, 6.5: 5769-LEI) Ordered/Maintained via Passport Advantage
Product #
Price
Description
D51QVLL $11,336 Lotus Enterprise Integrator for Processor Lic + SW Maint 12 Months
$2,939 Lotus Enterprise Integrator for Processor Annual SW Maint Renewal
E00J9LL
D51QXLL
$6,298 Lotus Enterprise Integrator for Processor SW Maint Reinstate 12 Months
Date last verified

9/22/05
9/22/05
9/22/05
Lotus Instant Messaging and Web Conferencing (formerly Sametime) Ordered/Maintained via Passport Advantage
Product #
D5CT2LL
Price
Description
$48 IBM Lotus Instant Messaging/Web Conferencing Per User License + SW Maint12 Months
Date last verified

9/22/05
Lotus Team Workplace Ordered/Maintained via Passport Advantage

Product #
D5396LL
Price
Description
$89 IBM Lotus Workplace Team Collaboration Per User License + SW Maint 12 Months
Date last verified

9/22/05
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104

Lotus Workflow
Product #
D52E1LL
E00RMLL
D52E2LL

Price
Description
$95 Lotus Workflow Per User License + SW Maintenance 12 Months
$19 Lotus Workflow Per User Annual SW Maintenance Renewal
$57 Lotus Workflow Per User SW Maintenance Reinstatement - 12 Months
Date last verified

9/22/05
9/22/05
9/22/05
Managed System Services for i5/OS (5722-MG1 for V5, 5761-MG1 for V6)
One Time Charge:
950
MySQL Enterprise for IBM i5/OS (5639-MYS) delivers a database for use with PHP-based Web applications -- Announcement letter
207-172 see also Zend and MySQL Value Pack
MySQL is a popular open source database often used with PHP-based Web applications. MySQL Enterprise is an annual subscription offering
from MySQL AB that includes:
MySQL Enterprise Server software, the most reliable, secure, and up-to-date version of the open source database
MySQL Network Monitoring and Advisory Service that continuously monitors your database and proactively advises you on how to
implement MySQL best practices
MySQL Production Support with fast response times to assist you in the development, deployment, and management of MySQL
applications
See announcement letter for pricing -- which is primarily dependent upon the level of service desired -- Silver, Gold, or Platinum.
National Language Version for V6 (5761-NLV)

per Install One Time Charge Primary Language
per Install Secondary Language(s)
Net.Commerce for AS/400 V3.2
Feature #0491
Feature #0492
$100
$0
P05
P10
P20
P30
P40
P50
7,500
11,250
15,000
30,000
45,000
60,000
P60
Netfinity Server for AS/400

Per 1 User Block:
799
OmniFind Text Search Server for DB2 for i5/OS (5733-OMF) -- Announcement letter 208-020
OmniFind Text Search Server for DB2 for i5/OS enables full-text document searching in DB2. Text search allows you to select a DB2
record based on the text of one or more documents stored in the record itself. Documents stored in DB2 are indexed by a search server and
the resulting index stored in the server's file system.
OmniFind Text Search Server for DB2 for i5/OS (5733-OMF)
Expedite -- Customer Expense
Patrol-Predict for iSeries (5620-FIF)
Feature 0001
Feature 3446
350
700
No Charge
$30
2,000
4,000
6,000
8,000
12,000
1,650
540
2,730
2,730
2,190
3,300
1,080
5,460
5,460
4,380
4,950
1,620
8,200
8,200
6,580
6,600
2,160
10,920
10,920
8,760
8,250
2,700
13,650
13,650
10,950
Performance Tools for i5/OS (5722-PT1 for V5, 5761-PT1 for V6)
One Time Charge:
Agent Feature
Job Watcher Feature
Manager Feature
Upgrade from Agent to Mgr:
275
90
455
455
365
550
180
910
910
730
PHP -- See Zend

Portable Utilities for i5/OS (5733-SC1) annod. Feb. 8, 2005 -- requires that i5/OS option 33 (PASE) also be installed
No Charge
Query for iSeries (5722-QU1 for V5, 5761-QU1 for V6)

One Time Charge:
800
w/d January 4, 2008 -- replaced by 5722-QU2

1,600
4,800
9,600
14,400
19,200
24,000
Effective January 4, 2008, the 5722-QU1 product was discontinued. It is replaced by the 5722-QU2 product that provides additional
function and includes QU1 capabilities. At about the same time, 5722-QU1 will be removed from 9405-520 Express configurations, 9406-520
Solution Entry and Growth editions, and 9407-515 Express configurations.
IBM 1997 2008
105

DB2 Web Query for System i (Graphical) -- (5733-QU2) -- Announcement letter 207-168, 208-021
DB2 Web Query for System i is a comprehensive, Business Intelligence tool based on Java that delivers graphical, Web-based query
and report writing functions. You can use DB2 Web Query to make DB2 data accessible to analysts and executives with equal ease. With the
DB2 Web Query import function, you can modernize existing Query for iSeries reports or enable them for the Web.
IBM DB2 Web Query for System i delivers:
Web-based query and reporting
WYSIWYG report building
Remote DB2 for i5/OS data access
Query for iSeries report modernization
Additional features for building customized Business Intelligence applications such as dashboards, Online Analytical Processing
(OLAP) reports, or disconnected "active" reports
Upgrades from Query for iSeries (5722-QU1)
Customers who have a V5 license to Query for iSeries and current SWMA for i5/OS and Selected Products can upgrade to DB2 Web
Query for System i for no additional charge. The number of users is the same as for a purchased copy (which is tier-dependant). This
upgrade provides entitlement of DB2 Web Query for System i in the same processor group as the entitlement to Query for iSeries, which is
being upgraded. It includes an entitlement to the base product and the base quantity of users. Additional users and options are available for a
charge. After this upgrade is installed, license rights to Query for iSeries as a stand-alone product are ended. However, the new entitlement to
DB2 Web Query for System i includes entitlement to use 5722-QU1 code on machines that are licensed for DB2 Web Query for System i.
Customers who upgrade to DB2 Web Query for System i can choose to acquire SWMA for DB2 Web Query for System i for a charge this must
be done within 90 days to avoid after-license charges.
Software Tier
Base # users included
"Base" Price
Run Time User Enablement
Active Reports Feature
OLAP Module
5660-QU2 1 Yr. SW Maint
Reg'n/Renewal
5661-QU2 SWMA 1 Yr.
After License price & (feat #)
P05
2
$1,600
$3,200
$400
$400
$480
P10
4
$3,200
$6,400
$800
$800
$960
P20
6
$9,600
$9,600
$2,400
$2,400
$2,880
P30
8
$19,200
$19,200
$4,800
$4,800
$5,760
P40
10
$28,800
$28,800
$7,200
$7,200
$8,640
P50
15
$38,400
$38,400
$9,600
$9,600
$11,520
P60
20
$48,000
$48,000
$12,000
$12,000
$14,400
$480
(0274)
$960
(0276)
$2,880
(0278)
$5,760
(0280)
$8,640
(0282)
$11,520
(0284)
$14,400
(0286)
Note: SW after-license prices for SWMA were reduced March 18, 2008 (letter 308-761). They are now the same price as an original SWMA
registration. Therefore, when obtaining QU2, it is not necessary to purchase SWMA until the test period for the product has expired there is
no after-license penalty.
Each Additional User $400
Developer's Workbench, Per User $995
After the first year, and/or for 7 x 24 support, this product requires an additional SWMA charge (not part of the i5/OS SWMA charge). A 3-year
SWMA is available.
January 2008 licensing enhancedment for developers and runtime users (anno. 208-021).
The Run Time User Enablement feature for DB2 Web Query for System i allows you to more effectively match user license costs to your
specific environment. With this new feature, you can:
Define a single user license to be either a report author or a group of runtime users
Significantly reduce user licensing charges in situations where there is a large community of users who need to run reports
occasionally or often but who do not need to create or edit reports
Use a named user license to either entitle an individual to create and edit reports or entitle a group of users who can only run
reports in the domain associated with that group profile
The Run Time User Enablement feature for DB2 Web Query for System i gives you more flexibility in mapping user licenses to your specific
environment, thereby optimizing the cost of user licenses. With this feature, you can redefine the existing named user licenses as report
authors who can create or modify reports, or as a group of users that can run (but not create or modify) reports concurrently.
For those clients with a large number of runtime users, Run Time User Enablement makes DB2 Web Query both more cost-effective and
more efficient when compared to the licensing scheme supported by the base product.
With the base DB2 Web Query product, every user is an individually named user to the server. By adding the Run Time Enablement feature,
you can use a named user license to entitle an individual to create, update, and run reports, or to allow a group of runtime users to run reports
concurrently, although such group users may not create or edit reports. Through parameterized reporting and the additional features such as
the OLAP Module, many more end users can manipulate the views and selection criteria of reports without having to actually edit the report
definition (unlike Query for iSeries).
IBM 1997 2008
106

QMF for Workstation Databases and Windows Proc. Lic. (5697-G22)
Product #
D5ASTLL
D5CY4LL

Price
Description
Date last verified
$4,375 DB2 QMF for Windows Processor Lic +SW Maint 12 Months
5/01/06
$2,676 DB2 QMF for Windows Additional Processor Lic +SW Maint 12 Months
5/01/06
Rational Developer for System i (5733-RDI) -- Anno. 208-016 this is the developer workstation, not server component
IBM Rational Developer for System i V7.1 is a new Eclipse-based workstation offering for i5/OS application development. The product
can only be ordered in i5/OS V6R1, but supports i5/OS V5R3, V5R4, or V6R1.
The new IBM Rational Developer for System i offering is strategic IBM application tooling. It is an IDE for creating traditional i5/OS applications.
For your convenience, IBM Rational Developer for System i is available for ordering in both the configurator and Passport Advantage
channels.
Statements of direction: WebSphere Development Studio Client for System i, as well as the non-ILE System i compilers and Application
Development ToolSet components in WebSphere Development Studio for System i are stabilized. That means IBM will no longer add any new
enhancements to these components. Our future investment will focus on our strategic ILE compilers and IBM Rational application development
tools. IBM recommends that customers use the ILE set of compilers. For workstation tools, IBM recommends that customers use the IBM
Rational Developer for System i product.
All statements regarding IBM plans, directions, and intent are subject to change or withdrawal
without notice.
Product Preview: In addition to the announcements of WebSphere Development Studio for System i V6R1 and the new IBM Rational
Developer for System i V7.1, several other new and updated components will be added to the Enterprise Modernization for i5/OS
portfolio in the first quarter 2008.
A follow-on version of the Host Access Transformation Services (HATS) and WebFacing technologies will be designed to make
modernization of User Interfaces (UI) and creation of Web services even easier. In addition, IBM intends to introduce the latest version of
Enterprise Generation Language (EGL), the newest IBM business language for the i5/OS development community, with the availability of IBM
Rational Business Developer V7.1. These new products, combined with WebSphere Development Studio for System i and IBM Rational
Developer for System i will offer a comprehensive modernization portfolio for i5/OS IT organizations.
Previews provide insight into IBM plans and direction. Availability, prices, ordering information, and terms and conditions will be provided when
the product is announced.
This product is sold on a per user basis. See announcement letter for user definition.
Product #
5733-RDI
5660-RDI
5661-RDI
5662-RDI
Desctiption
Per User OTC with 1 Year SWMA
Per User Charged with HW with 1 Year SWMA
Per User SW Maintenance NoCharge Registration
Per User SW Maintenance 1 Year After License
Per User SW Maintenance 3 Year Registration
Feature #
0002
0003
1131
0340
0445
Price
$795
$795
$0
$159
$318
Date Last Verified

01/29/08
01/29/08
01/29/08
01/29/08
01/29/08
IF ordering/renewing via Passport, the features are:

Program name/Description
IBM Rational Developer for System i V7.1 Windows ML Media Pack
Rational Developer for System i authorized user LIC+SW MAINT 12 MO
Rational Developer for System i authorized user ANNUAL SW MAINT RNWL
Rational Developer for System i authorized user SW MAINT REINSTATE 12 MO
Number
BT046ML
D03HCLL
E04IDLL
D03HELL
Secure Perspective for System i (5733-PS1) (anno. April 10, 2007 ltr. #207-065) per processor charge -- $1,500
SWMA 1-year Registration/Renewal
7x24 uplift charge #0979 $21
SWMA 3-year Registration/Renewal feature #0303 $510 + #0307 for 7x24 uplift
$57
System/38 Utilities for AS/400 (5722-DB1,for V5, 5761-DB1 for V6)

One Time Charge:
6,750
IBM 1997 2008
107

Systems Director Active Energy Manager (5765-PEP) "Green" energy efficiency support -- Anno. 207-289
IBM Systems Director Active Energy Manager (AEM) for POWER, V3.1 enables you to:
Monitor and manage the power and thermal usage of systems in your IT environment
Effectively allocate, match, and cap power limits in the data center at the system, chassis, or rack level
More efficiently plan new data center construction or modification of existing data center
Determine proper power input sizing based on physical systems
Justify incremental hardware purchases based on available input power capacity
Better utilize existing resources

The offering has both a no-charge (free) monitoring function and an optional chargeable (fee-based) management function.
AEM V3.1 helps you optimize resource usage and measures, monitors, and manages the energy management components built into IBM
systems while enabling a cross-platform management solution. It also provides a source of energy management data that can be exploited by
Tivoli enterprise solutions such as IBM Tivoli Monitoring and IBM Tivoli Usage and Accounting Manager. It now supports additional IBM
servers, including IBM POWER processor-based servers as well as storage devices. It is the only energy management software tool that can
give you a single view of the actual power usage across multiple platforms in your infrastructure as opposed to the benchmarked power
consumption.
Exploit Energy Scale capabilities in IBM POWER6 processor-based servers.
Power trending
Thermal trending
Effective CPU trending
Power savings
Power capping
Support power savings for new POWER6 models.

Discover and monitor legacy systems through intelligent Power Distribution Units (iPDUs).
Monitor functions (no-charge): Power trending ; Thermal trending ; iPDU support

Management functions (chargeable): Power capping; Power savings mode
The AEM V3.1 offering is priced on a "per managed server" basis, which includes one-year Software Maintenance.
AEM V3.1 may be downloaded from: http://www.ibm.com/systems/management/director/extensions/actengmrg.html
An initial evaluation license for AEM V3.1 is enabled upon installation of the application, allowing clients to experience the power and value of
this extension at no charge for up to 60 days under the terms of the IBM International License Agreement for Evaluation of Programs (ILAE),
after which the chargeable (fee-based) management functions of this program will no longer function. For continued use, the offering in this
announcement must be purchased.
Pricing is based on Small/Medium/Large Server categories:
"Small" Category Server with 1 year SWMA
Feature 0004
"Medium" Category Server with 1 year SWMA
Feature 0006
"Large" Category Server with 1 year SWMA
Feature 0004
Pricing also available for Quantities of 250 -- see announcement letter and pricing files
Price $115.
Price $275.
Price $439.
Definition of server categories:
Small server
System x machines
BladeCenter x86 and Power Architecture technology-based blades
System p machines in Processor Groups C5, D5, and E5
System i machines in Processor Groups P05, P10, and P20
Medium server
System p machines in Processor Group F5

System i machines in Processor Groups P30 and P40
Large server
System p machines in Processor Groups G5 and H5

System i machines in Processor Groups P50 and P60
System z machines
IBM 1997 2008
108

System Manager for i5/OS (5722-SM1 for V5, 5761-SM1 for V6)
Base Charge:
2,995
IBM System i Temporary Software License (5733-ITL) helps you migrate to a new system -- Announcement letter 207-171 for
additional information, see description at the start of the Software section (immediately after i5/OS)
VisualAge Generator Server for iSeries (5769-VG1)

One Time Charge:
2,500
Web Enablement for iSeries (5722-WE2) updated to V6.1 in April 10, 2007 anno.
One Time Charge:
Expedite Customer Expense:
No Charge
30
WebSphere Application Server - Express Version 6 Ordered/Maintained via Passport Advantage

Product #
D520ELL
D520GLL
E00M6LL
D522LLL
D522NLL
E00MPLL
D522PLL
D522RLL
E00MQLL
D520HLL
D520ILLL
BA0DIML
Price
$2,000
$1,200
$400
$500
$300
$100
$400
$240
$80
$1,500
$1,000
$150
Description
WebSphere Application Server Express Processor License + SW Maint 12 Months
WebSphere Application Server Express Proc SW Maint Reinstatement 12 Months
WebSphere Application Server Express Proc SW Maint Annual Renewal
WAS-Express Intranet Option 20 Users License + SW Maintenance 12 Months
WAS-Express Intranet Option 20 Users SW Maint Reinstatement 12 Months
WAS-Express Intranet Option 20 Users SW Maint Annual Renewal
WebSphere Application Server Express Developer Users SW Maint 12 Months
WebSphere Application Server Express Dev Users SW Maint Reinstatement 12 Months
WebSphere Application Server Express Dev Users SW Maint Annual Renewal
WAS-Express Proc from WAS-Exp Intranet Opt TradeUp Lic+SW Maint 12 Months
WAS-Express Proc from IBM & Comp Products TradeUp Lic + SW Maint 12 Months
WAS-Express for OS/400 Multilingual -- Media Pack
Date last verified

9/22/05
9/22/05
9/22/05
9/22/05
9/22/05
9/22/05
9/22/05
9/22/05
9/22/05
9/22/05
9/22/05
9/22/05
WebSphere Application Server - Version 6 Ordered/Maintained via Passport Advantage

Product #
D5CB9LL
E00FNLL
E1CBBLL
D51HQLL
D5CBCLL
D51JXLL
D521JZLL
E00HHLL
BA0DQML
BA0DSML
Price
$4,000
$800
$800
$2,400
$2,400
$750
$450
$150
$225
$400
Description
WAS Per Processor License + SW Maint 12 Months
WAS Processor(s) SW Maint Annual Renewal
WAS Per Processor SW Maint Annual Renewal
WAS Processor(s) SW Maint Reinstatement 12 Months
WAS Per Processor SW Maint Reinstatement 12 Months
WAS for Developers Users License + SW Maint 12 Months
WAS for Developers Users SW Maint Reinstatement 12 Months
WAS for Developers Users Users SW Maint Annual Renewal
WebSphere Application Server V6.0 for OS/400 -- Media Pack
WebSphere Application Server for Developers V6.0 for OS/400 -- Media Pack
Date last verified

9/22/05
9/22/05
9/22/05
9/22/05
9/22/05
9/22/05
9/22/05
9/22/05
9/22/05
9/22/05
WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment - Version 6 Ordered/Maintained via Passport Advantage
Product #
D50N8LL
D5ALTLL
E005GLL
E1ALVLL
D50NALL
D5ALWLL
BA0DNML
Price
$15,000
$15,000
$3,000
$3,000
$9,000
$9,000
$400
Description
WAS Network Deployment Processor(s) License + SW Maint 12 Months
WAS Network Deployment Per Processor License + SW Maint 12 Months
WAS Network Deployment Processor(s) SW Maint Annual Renewal
WAS Network Deployment Per Processor SW Maint Annual Renewal
WAS Network Deployment Processor(s) SW Maint Reinstatement 12 Months
WAS Network Deployment Per Processor SW Maint Reinstatement 12 Months
WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment V6.0 for OS/400 -- Media Pack
Date last verified

9/22/05
9/22/05
9/22/05
10/03/04
10/03/04
10/03/04
10/03/04
WebSphere Business Integration Express for Item Synchronization, Version 4.3 Ordered/Maint. via Passport Adv.
Product #
D52W8LL
D52WDLL
Price
Description
$4,000 WebSphere Bus Integ Express for Item Sync Per Server License + SW Maint 12 Mo
$3,000 WebSphere Bus Integ Express for Item Sync Per 1000 GTINS Lic + SW Maint 12 Mo
Date last verified

9/22/05
9/22/05
WebSphere Business Integration Express PLUS for Item Synchronization, Version 4.3 Ordered/Maint via Passport
Product #
D52WFLL
D52WHLL
Price
Description
$25,000 WebSphere Bus Integ Exp PLUS for Item Sync Per Server License + SW Maint 12 Mo
$10,000 WebSphere Bus Integ Exp PLUS for Item Sync Per 5000 GTINS Lic+ SW Maint 12 Mo
Date last verified

9/22/05
9/22/05
IBM 1997 2008
109

WebSphere Development Studio for iSeries (5733-WDS for V6R1) -- Anno. 208-013 changes made to provide 3 separate
modules, developer/user-based pricing, no additional charge to upgrade to all 3 portions of this product for the number of users specified
in the upgrade option. IF YOU NEED MORE USERS when upgrading, ADDITIONAL CHARGES will apply. An active SWMA is required
for this no-charge upgrade
WebSphere Development Studio for System i V6R1 offers significant enhancements to the IBM i5/OS host Integrated Language
Environment (ILE) compilers. WebSphere Development Studio V6R1 includes major repackaging of its components. The product no longer
bundles all the application development tools and compilers together. Instead, it contains three separately orderable features. These features
include:
ILE compilers: Option 31 ILE RPG ; Option 35 ILE RPG *PRV Compiler; Option 41 ILE COBOL; Option 45 ILE COBOL *PRV;
Option 51 ILE C; Option 52 ILE C++ ; Option 56 IXLC for C/C++
Heritage compilers: Option 32 S/36 Compatible RPG II ; Option 33 S/38 Compatible RPG III ; Option 34 RPG/400 ; Option 42
S/36 Compatible COBOL ; Option 43 S/38 Compatible COBOL ; Option 44 OPM COBOL
Application Development ToolSet Option 21 Application Development ToolSet
The pricing structure for WebSphere Development Studio for System i (5761-WDS) is based on the processor group (aka software tier) of
the machine on which the program is used and on the number of named users of the program. Each license entitlement contains the
processor group and the user quantity. Additional users entitlements may be purchased as needed.
A user of WebSphere Development Studio for System i (5761-WDS) is defined as a named user who is capable of executing the program.
The customer has the option to order any or all of the three WebSphere Development Studio for System i features separately. Each feature is
priced differently.
Initial new orders: Customers who acquire a new license are charged a processor price. In addition, the customers are charged for a fixed
number of minimum named users. The processor price and the number of minimum users are different for each processor group.
Group-to-group upgrade orders: Customers upgrading from a lower processor group to a higher processor group are charged an upgrade
price. In addition, customers are charged for the additional user quantity to get to the minimum user quantity at the processor level that they are
upgrading to.
Version-to-version upgrade orders: Entitled customers with an active System i SW Maintenance or SW subscription contract can upgrade to
the features of WebSphere Development Studio for System i (5761-WDS) according to the functions that they have previously purchased. If
they upgrade to V6R1, they can obtain entitlement to a number of named users. Additional users may be purchased as needed at the full
user price.
Statement of Direction: WebSphere Development Studio Client for System i, as well as the non-ILE System i compilers and Application
Development ToolSet components in WebSphere Development Studio for System i are stabilized. That means IBM will no longer add any new
enhancements to these components. Our future investment will focus on our strategic ILE compilers and Eclipse-based application
development tools. IBM recommends that customers use the ILE set of compilers. For workstation tools, IBM recommends that customers
use the IBM Rational Developer for System i product. All statements regarding IBM's plans, directions, and intent are subject to change
or withdrawal without notice.
Software Tier
P0 P10
Description
5
5761-WDS WebSphere Develop for System i Base feature #1482 & 5819 $0 $0
P20
P30
P40
P50
P60
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
Date last
validated
1/29/08
5761-WDS ILE Compilers Featuire

$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
1/29/08
ILE Compiler Feature #
1568 1569 1571 1574 1578 1583 1589 1/29/08
Price for each ILE Compiler User
#1602
$1,795
1/29/08
5761-WDS Heritage Compilers Featuire
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
1/29/08
Heritage Compiler Feature #
1483 1484 1486 1489 1493 1498 1504 1/29/08
Price for each Heritage Compiler User #1511
$1,295
1/29/08
5761-WDS ADTS Featuire
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
1/29/08
ADTS Feature #
1512 1513 1515 1518 1522 1527 1533 1/29/08
Price for each ADTS User
#1540
$795
1/29/08
Minumum needed users Initial Order
1
3
4
10
15
20
25
1/29/08
No. Users incl. w/upgrade from prev. rel.
4
8
12
16
20
30
40
1/29/08
Entitled customers can still optionally order WebSphere Development Studio Client for System i V7.0 in V6R1. The 5761-WDS no-charge
feature to place the order is 2658.
P05
P10
P20
P30
P40
P50
P60
Older WebSphere Develop Studio for iSeries (5722-WDS for V5R4) no add'l charge upgrade to 5733-WDS via SWMA
Standard Edition
3,650
10,000 22,900 56,600 84,300 112,300 134,800
Development Manager
1,400
2,800
4,600
6,400
8,200
10,000 12,500
Dictionary Services
650
1,300
2,100
3,000
3,800
4,600
5,750
Note: If ISV SW requires ONLY the C compiler, evaluate PRPQ number P10149, WDS Single Host Component (5799-GTJ)
IBM 1997 2008
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WebSphere Development Studio Client for iSeries -- included in 5722-WDS Ordered/Maintained via Passport Advantage
superceded by Rational Developwer for System i (5733-RDI)
Product #
Price
Description
D5165LL
$1,500 WebSphere Development Studio Client for iSeries User License + SW Maint 12 Mo
Date last verified

9/22/05
WebSphere Development Studio Client Advanced Edition for iSeries Ordered/Maintained via Passport Advantage superceded
by Rational Developwer for System i (5733-RDI)
Product #
Price
Description
D51LPLL
$4,500 WebSphere Development Studio Client Adv Edn for iSeries User Lic + SW Maint 12 Mo
IBM Web Enablement for i5/OS WebSphere Express Version 6.1 (5722-WE2-1554)
Date last verified

9/22/05
no charge
V5R3 WebSphere Express Version 5.1 (5722-WE2) w/d 7/10/07
WebSphere Host Access Transformation Services (HATS) V5 for iSeries Ordered/Maintained via Passport Advantage
Repl'd by WebSphere WebFacing Deployment Tool for WebSphere Develop Studio - with HATs Technology V6.0.1, 5724-N52
SEE product preview under Rational Develeper for System i for an even newer version.
WebSphere Host Integration Solution for iSeries Version 5 includes WebSphere Host Access Transformation Services V5
Product #
Price
Description
D52C5LL
$240 Host Integration Solution Internet Concurrent for iSeries Lic + SW Maint 12 Mo
D52C8LL
$218 Host Integration Solution Intranet Registration for iSeries Lic + SW Maint 12 Mo
Date last verified

9/22/05
9/22/05
WebSphere Portal Enable for Multiplatforms Ordered/Maintained via Passport Advantage

Product #
Price
Description
D50TTLL
$89,186 WebSphere Portal Enable for Multiplatforms Processor Lic + SW Maint 12 Mo
Date last verified

9/22/05
WebSphere WebFacing Deploy Tool for WebSphere Develop Studio - w/ HATs Technology V6.0.1, 5724-N52
SEE product preview under Rational Develeper for System i for a newer version.
Product #
D575TLL
D575WLL
D575ZLL
D5762LL
D5765LL
Price
$120
$5,000
$10,000
$12,000
$18,000
Description
WebFacing Deploy Tool with HATs User License + SW Maint 12 Mo per user
WebFacing Deploy Tool with HATs License + SW Maint 12 Mo per proc P05 Tier
WebFacing Deploy Tool with HATs License + SW Maint 12 Mo per proc P30-P60 Tier
Date last verified

8/01/06
2/10/06
2/10/06
2/10/06
2/10/06
WebSphere Workplace Services (formerly Portal Express) for Multiplatforms Ordered/Maint. via Passport Advantage
Product #
Price
Description
D54Q8LL $39,900 WebSphere Services Express Processor Lic + SW Maint 12 Mo
D54QALL
$2,280 WebSphere Services Express 20 Users Lic + SW Maint 12 Mo
Date last verified

9/22/05
9/22/05
WebSphere Portal Express Plus for Multiplatforms, Version 5.0.2 Ordered/Maintained via Passport Advantage
Product #
Price
Description
D51RELL $53,080 WebSphere Portal Express PLUS Processor Lic + SW Maint 12 Mo
D529JLL
$2,700 WebSphere Portal Express PLUS 20 Users Lic + SW Maint 12 Mo
Date last verified

9/22/05
9/22/05
WebSphere MQ for Multiplatforms Version 6.0 (5724-H72) Ordered/Maintained via Passport Advantage
Product #
D523ZLL
Price
Description
$6,600 WebSphere MQ Processor Lic + SW Maint 12 Mo
Date last verified

1/02/07
WebSphere MQ Everyplace, Version 2 Network Edition Ordered/Maintained via Passport Advantage

Product #
D51TKLL
Price
Description
$5,574 WebSphere MQ Everyplace Network Edition Processor Lic + SW Maint 12 Mo
Date last verified

9/22/05
IBM Telephone Directory, Version 5.2 for iSeries -- included as part of Enterprise Edition
XML Toolkit for System i5 (5733-XT2) -- last verified 1/02/07
One Time Charge:
$250
Zend Core for i5/OS (PHP) (5639-ZC1)
Zend Core for i5/OS Support (5771-ZC1)
No Charge for base code.
1-year Gold Support with 1-2 procs.

$4,000
1-year Platinum Support with 1-2 procs.
$10,000
1-year Gold Support with 3-4 procs.
$8,000
1-year PlatinumSupport with 3-4 procs.
$20,000
Contact Zend directly for support with over 4 processors (that are actually running PHP)
IBM 1997 2008
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Zend Studio Professional for i5/OS (5639-ZS1)
Zend Studio Professional for i5/OS Support (5771-ZS1)
No Charge for base code.
1-year Gold Support
$1,000
1-year Platinum Support
$2,000
Packages of Software -- Some at Significant Package Savings!

Software Value Packages -- Announcement letter 207-169
These software value packages provide similar functionality to that included on the previous 570 Enterprise Edition. Customers with existing
systems will often already have the software components. Customers purchasing a POWER6 570 may want to add these packages -- they
provide about a 25% discount compared to the price of the individual components.
With Value Packs for i5/OS you can order the software packages you need for a reduced price compared to the price of the individual
products. Two new Value Packs for DB2 and Operations include software packages that can deliver higher productivity and cost savings.
DB2 Value Pack for i5/OS (5722-DVP) contains the following software products:
DB2 Query Manager and SQL Development Kit

DB2 Symmetric Multiprocessing (SMP)
DB2 Universal Database (UDB) Extenders
XML Toolkit
Software Tier
P05
Price
$1,950
Feature #
1631
P10
$3,600
1632
P20
$10,200
1633
P30
$19,950
1634
P40
$30,300
1635
P50
$41,400
1636
P60
$51,750
1637
Operations Value Pack for i5/OS (5722-SVP) contains the following software products:
Backup Recovery and Media Services (BRMS)

BRMS Network Features
Performance Tools
Performance Tools Manager

Software Tier
P05
P10
P20
Price
$2,150 $3,060 $6,700
Feature #
1638
1639
1640
P30
$12,000
1641
P40
$17,400
1642
P50
$23,500
1643
P60
$29,000
1644
Zend and MySQL Value Pack -- Announcement letter 207-239 -- $11,150 per server
The new Value Pack for i5/OS includes:
Zend Core for i5/OS with gold support.
Zend Studio for i5/OS with gold support.
Zend Platform for i5/OS with gold support.
MySQL Enterprise with Silver Support
ValuePak for iSeries (5722-VP1)

Includes: Option 36 of OS/400 -- PSF/400 1-45 IPM Printer Support; 5722-PT1 Performance Tools for iSeries -- Manager Feature
QU1 Query for iSeries; 5722-ST1 DB2 Query Manager and SQL Development Kit for iSeries; 5722-XW1 iSeries Access Series
One Time Charge:
# of Included iSeries Access Users:
P05
P10
P20
P30
P40
3,500
10
7,500
20
24,000
50
42,000
70
72,000
125
P50
94,000
150
5722-
P60
117,500
175
Host Access Client Package for iSeries V4 Ordered/Maintained via Passport Advantage
(Includes: IBM Personal Comm., and IBM WebSphere Host On-Demand -- see anno. 203-238) Also available, Host Access Client Pkg. for Multiplatforms
Product #
D50HWLL
BM01WML
Price
Description
$166 Host Access Client for iSeries 1 Registered User Lic + SW Maint 12 Mo
$150 Host Access Client for iSeries Media Pack
Date last verified

9/22/05
9/22/05
IBM 1997 2008
112
Power Systems/System i/iSeries/AS/400 SW Listing - PID by Release

Software Product
i5/OS (formerly OS/400)
MQ Series for iSeries
Crypto. Access Provider
56-bit for iSeries
128-bit for iSeries
Advanced Func. Print Util.
Adv DBCS Printing Support
Backup Recov Media Svcs
ILE COBOL/400
Client Encryption
56-bit w/d 11/21/03
128-bit
Applic. Develop. ToolSet
Point of Sale Comm. Util.
Communications Utilities
Cryptographic Support
Connect for iSeries V2
ILE C/400
Visual Age for C++
iSeries Crypto. Device Mgr.
System i Crypto. Device Mgr
System/38 Util for AS/400
IBM Dir. w/Virt. Engine Cnsl.
Dir. w/Virt. Engine Cnsl i5/OS
DCE DES Library Routines
DB2 UDB Extend iSeri V 7.1
CICS Trans Server for iSer.
Dict. and Linguistic Tools
DB2 DataPropagator for iSer
Business Graphics Utility
Infoprint Fonts Multiplatforms
Virt. Eng Ent. Wkld mgr i5/OS
Virt. Eng Ent. Wkld mgr
Adv. Func. Printing - Fonts
AFP DBCS Fonts
Intgd Domino FAX for iSeries
Infoprint Server for iSeries
Infoprint Designer for iSeries
Job Scheduler for OS/400
Lotus Domino Svr for iSeries
Lotus Ent. Integrator AS/400
Temp. SW Lic. (for migration)
Sys i High Avail Solun Mgr
Managed Sys Svcs for iSer
OmniFind Text Sch DB2i5/OS
Application Program Driver
Secure Perspective for Sys i
Perf Tools for iSeries
Application Develop ToolSet
Query/400 or for iSeries
DB2 Web Query for Sys i
Content Mgr OnDmd AS/400
ILE RPG/400
Rational Developer for Sys i
Portable Utilities for i5/OS
System Manager for iSeries
DB2 Query Mgr.& SQL Dev
ADSTAR Dist Stg Mgr ADSM
IBM Netview File Tras Pgm
Visual Age Generator Server
Content Manager for iSeries
WebSphere Develop Studio
V 4.4
5769-SS1
5733-A38
*
5769-AC2
5769-AC3
5769-AF1
5769-AP1
5769-BR1
5769-CB1
5769-CE1
5769-CE2
5769-CE3
5769-CL3
5769-CF1
5769-CM1
5769-CR1
NA
5769-CX2
5769-CX5
NA
NA
5769-DB1
NA
NA
5769-DC3
NA
5769-DFH
NA
5769-DP2
5769-DS1
NA
NA
NA
5769-FN1
5769-FNT
NA
NA
NA
5769-JS1
5769-LNT
5769-LNP
NA
NA
*
NA
5769-PD1
NA
5769-PT1
5769-PW1
5769-QU1
NA
5769-RD1
*
NA
NA
5769-SM1
5769-ST1
5769-SV3
5798-TGB
*
*
NA
V 4.5
5769-SS1
5733-A38
*
*
*
*
5769-AP1
*
5769-WDS
*
*
*
5769-WDS
*
*
*
NA
5769-WDS
5769-WDS
NA
NA
*
NA
NA
*
NA
*
5769-DL1
5769-DP3
*
NA
NA
NA
*
*
NA
NA
NA
5769-JS1
*
*
5733-ITL
NA
*
NA
*
NA
5769-PT1
5769-WDS
5769-QU1
NA
5769-RD1
5769-RG1
NA
NA
5769-SM1
5769-ST1
*
*
5769-VG1
5769-VI1
5769-WDS
V5.1
5722-SS1
*
NA
5769-AC2
5769-AC3
5722-AF1
5722-AP1
5722-BR1
5722-WDS
NA
5769-CE2
5769-CE3
5722-WDS
NA
5722-CM1
5722-CR1
NA
5722-WDS
5722-WDS
NA
NA
5722-DB1
NA
NA
*
5722-DE1
5722-DFH
*
*
5722-DS1
NA
NA
NA
*
*
5733-FXD
5722-IP1
5733-ID1
5722-JS1
*
*
5733-ITL
NA
5722-MG1
NA
5722-PD1
NA
5722-PT1
5722-WDS
5722-QU1
NA
5769-RD1
5769-WDS
NA
NA
5769-SM1
5769-ST1
NA
*
*
5722-VI1
5722-WDS
V5.2
5722-SS1
*
NA
NA
5769-AC3
5722-AF1
5722-AP1
5722-BR1
5722-WDS
NA
NA
5769-CE3
5722-WDS
NA
5722-CM1
5722-CR1
5733-CO2
5722-WDS
5722-WDS
NA
NA
5722-DB1
NA
NA
*
5722-DE1
5722-DFH
*
5722-DP4
5722-DS1
NA
NA
NA
*
*
*
5722-IP1
*
5722-JS1
PN
PN
5733-ITL
NA
5722-MG1
NA
*
NA
5722-PT1
5722-WDS
5722-QU1
NA
5769-RD1
5722-WDS
NA
NA
5722-SM1
5722-ST1
NA
*
*
5722-VI1
5722-WDS
V5.3
5722-SS1
PN
NA
NA
5769-AC3
*
5722-AP1
5722-BR1
5722-WDS
NA
NA
5769-CE3
5722-WDS
NA
5722-CM1
*
*
5722-WDS
5722-WDS
5722-CY1
NA
5722-DB1
5733-DIR
5733-DR1
NA
5722-DE1
5722-DFH
NA
*
5722-DS1
5748-E77
5733-EWA
5733-EWM
*
*
*
5722-IP1
*
5722-JS1
PN
PN
5733-ITL
NA
5722-MG1
NA
*
NA
5722-PT1
5722-WDS
5722-QU1
NA
PN
5722-WDS
NA
5733-SC1
5722-SM1
5722-ST1
NA
*
*
5722-VI1
5722-WDS
V5.4
5722-SS1
PN
NA
NA
NA
*
*
5722-BR1
5722-WDS
NA
NA
NA
5722-WDS
NA
5722-CM1
*
NA
5722-WDS
5722-WDS
5733-CY1
NA
5722-DB1
5733-DIR
5733-DR1
NA
5722-DE1
5722-DFH
NA
*
5722-DS1
5748-E77
5733-EWA
5733-EWM
*
*
*
*
*
5722-JS1
NA
NA
5733-ITL
NA
5722-MG1
NA
NA
5733-PS1
5722-PT1
5722-WDS
5722-QU1
5733-QU2
PN
5722-WDS
NA
#
5722-SM1
5722-ST1
NA
*
NA
PN
5722-WDS
V6R1
5761-SS1
NA
NA
NA
NA
5761-AF1
5761-AP1
5761-BR1
5761-WDS
NA
NA
NA
5761-WDS
NA
5761-CM1
NA
NA
5761-WDS
5761-WDS
NA
5733-CY2
5761-DB1
NA
NA
NA
5761-DE1
5761-DFH
NA
5761-DP4
5761-DS2
5748-E77
NA
NA
*
*
*
*
*
5761-JS1
NA
NA
5733-ITL
5761-HAS
5761-MG1
5733-OMF
NA
5733-PS1
5761-PT1
5761-WDS
5761-QU1
5733-QU2
PN
5761-WDS
5733-RDI
#
5761-SM1
5761-ST1
NA
NA
NA
PN
5761-WDS
IBM 1997 2008
113
Power Systems/System i/iSeries/AS/400 SW Listing - PID by Release (cont.)

Software Product
Web Enablement for iSeries
Web Enablement for i5/OS
iSeries Access Fam for Win
Facsimile Support for iSeries
XML Toolkit for iSeries
XML Toolkit for System i
Connect for iSeries
DB2 Forms for iSeries
DB2 Intelligent Miner
DB2 Table Editor for iSeries
DB2 Web Tool Query for iSer
Patrol-Predict for iSeries
WebSphere App Svr 5.0
WebSphere App Svr Ntwk
V 4.4
NA
NA
5769-XW1
5798-TBY
NA
NA
V 4.5
NA
NA
5769-XW1
*
NA
NA
V5.1
NA
NA
5769-XW1
5798-FAX
NA
NA
V5.2
NA
NA
5722-XW1
5798-FAX
5733-XT1
NA
V5.3
5722-WE1
5722-WE2
5722-XW1
*
5733-XT1
NA
5733-B2B
5733-B2B
5697-G14
5733-IM3
5733-CO2
V5.4
N/A
*
5722-XW1
*
5733-XT1
5733-XT2
V6R1
N/A
*
5761-XW1
*
NA
5733-XT2
5697-G84
5697-G85
5620-FIF
5733-WS5
5733-WS5
Legend: Restating the product number indicates new code has been added for that release.
* Indicates the program is included in the release, but no new code has been added.
# Not Orderable, but ships with 5722-SS1
NA Not Available or No Longer Available
PN Available as part number product only via Passport Advantage
IBM 1997 2008
114
Historical iSeries & AS/400 Information Section

This section contains Purchase Prices for new placements and upgrade prices
for paths that have been discontinued from marketing. These include new
placements of 810/825/870/890; 250/270/820/830/840; and 7xx Models. It
also contains discontinued upgrade prices within the 810/825/870/890 models
and from the 820/830/840 models; and prices of discontinued features used
with these models.
Information on withdrawn upgrades from and within iSeries 820/830/840 and from
AS/400 7xx models is contained in the iSeries and AS/400 7xx Quick Pricer Archive II
document dated 04/12/05.
Information on other older products can be found in the iSeries and AS/400 Quick Pricer
Archive Document dated 07/02/02. It contains information on 7xx to 7xx upgrade pricing
(including prices prior to various pricing actions); on 150/4xx/5xx/6xx/Sxx and older
models; and on historical software numbering by PID release and historical Software
Subscription pricing.
The Quick Pricer Archive Documents are historical in nature. Therefore, they do NOT
contain the latest maintenance prices or other information that has changed since the
pages were moved to the Archive document.
IBM 1997 2008
115
New Placements
iSeries Models 800/810/825/870/890
Announced January 20, 2003, Withdrawn from Marketing Effective Oct. 1, 2005
Model 800
Model/Feature
SW Tier
800-2463
P05
800-2463
P05
800-2464
P10
CPW
Processor
300/25 cpw
1w SStar
300/25 cpw
1w SStar
950/50 cpw
1w SStar
Edition
Name
Value
Edition
Price
$9,995
Standard
$17,445
Advanced
$36,958
Value Edition
0367 Operations Console Cable
3092 256 MB Memory
4318 17.5 GB Disk (qty. 1)
5705 DASD Controller (non-RAID)

4531 DVD ROM
9749 Ethernet Card
5733 SU1 SWMA-SW Subscription
5733-SX1 SWMA-Support
P05 Tier for SW Pricing
Server
Price &
Feature
$ 4,691
0863
$ 11,137*
0864
$ 23,200*
0865
Additional Features Included in Price

Standard Edition
3093 512 MB Memory
4318 17.5 GB Disk (qty. 2)
Choice* of one of the following:
9284 30 GB QIC Tape
8287 50 GB QIC Tape ($2000 addl)
9285 80 GB VXA-2 Tape

4531 DVD ROM
9746 Twinax Adapter
9749 Ethernet Card
5722-PT1 Performance Tools
(with Manager Feature)
5722-ST1 DB2 Query Manager &
SQL Developers toolkit
5722-IWE WebSphere Express V5
Edition
Price &
Feature
$ 600
7400
$ 600
7400
$ 5,200
7408
Additional
Included
Features
$ 5,304
ESA
24x7
$ 125
$ 5,708*
$ 125
$ 8,558*
$ 275
Advanced Edition
3093 512 MB Memory
4318 17.5 GB Disk (qty. 2)
Choice* of one of the following:
9284 30 GB QIC Tape
8287 50 GB QIC Tape ($2000 addl)
9285 80 GB VXA-2 Tape

4531 DVD ROM
9746 Twinax Adapter
9749 Ethernet Card
5722-PT1 Performance Tools
(with Manager Feature)
5722-ST1 DB2 Query Manager &
SQL Developers toolkit
5722-IWE WebSphere Express V5
* Price changes made on September 5, 2003 allow more flexibility in selecting a tape solution. The net
affect is to retain the same price. The price of the server feature has increased by $4,000, but the cost of a
required tape drive is reduced the same amount (by using new 9000 & 8000 feature codes). Customers can
now select from a no charge 30 GB QIC cartridge (#9284 -- previously a $4,000 option); a no charge 80 GB
VXA-2 (#9285 -- previously not an option); or an upgrade to a 50 GB QIC cartridge (#8287 -- now $2,000,
previously $6,000).
Functions included in all Model 800 editions:
Licensing for OS/400 (one processor license)
Support for Multiple Operating Systems (OS/400 and Linux)
Support for Web Modernization (enhanced Webfacing support)
Support for dynamic LPAR (up to four OS/400 partitions per processor)

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iSeries 810/825/870/890 -- Included Features by Edition and Model

Standard Edition
All Models
Licensing for OS/400 (one proc. license per startup* procr)
Supports 5250 OLTP applications WebFaced using the
WebFacing Tool of IBM WebSphere Development Studio
UNIX applications via OS/400 PASE, Lotus Domino,
Microsoft NT/windows 2000 on iXS/iXA, Lotus Domino)
Support for 5250 OLTP CPW (maximum 5250 capacity)
Integrated xSeries support: One #9710 Base PCI
Integrated xSeries Server (2.0 Ghz Xeon) with 1 GB of
server memory (two #9726 512MB svr. mem. features)
#9603 Base CUoD processor activation for Linux
(one standby processor activated)
Enterprise Edition
810
825
870
890
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
825/870/890
--
-yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
--
--
yes
yes
yes
--
--
--
yes
yes
--
yes
yes
yes
yes
---
----
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
--
--
yes
yes
yes
--
yes
yes
yes
yes
------
---yes
--
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
------
yes
-----
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
--
--
yes
yes
yes
--
--
--

WebSphere Portal Express Plus (20 user intranet lics.)
Lotus Instant Messaging (aka SameTime ) & Lotus Team
Workplace (part of Portal Express Plus)
Virtual Media Install (VMI) -- CD images pre-loaded for
Quickplace, Sametime, & included Tivoli Products
DB2 DataPropagator
DB2 UDB Extenders
DB2 UDB Workgroup Server Edition for Linux
XML Toolkit (5733-XT1)
Datacenter Management Tools licensing is as follows:

Backup Recovery and Media Services (one server license)
Tivoli Monitoring, PAC for Web
(one processor license for each startup processor)
Tivoli Storage Manager Extended Edition
(one per startup processor and five client licenses)
Education and Services Coupons/Offerings:

IBM Learning Services Class voucher(s) -- provided via
Web Registration
Service offerings -- more offerings added 9/5/03
* Startup processors refers to the minimum number of processors that are always activated on an 825/870/890.
For more info. on HA & CBU Packages, go to:
http://www.ibm.com/servers/eserver/iseries/hardware/is4ha/table.html
Note: All enterprise edition functions shown above are included on new purchases with the enterprise edition and upgrades
from the 820/830/840/890 to the enterprise edition. Upgrades from standard edition to enterprise edition only add maximum
5250 OLTP capabilities.

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Model 810 Withdrawn from Marketing Effective Oct. 1, 2005

Model Proc.
Feature
SW Tier
CPW
Processor
mcu
Edition
Name
750 cpw
1w SStar
Enterprise
Hi Avail
Standard
$50,000
$35,000
$11,000*
0868
0868
0868
$ 9,000
$ 9,000
$ 9,000
7406
7445
7404
$ 41,000
$ 26,000
$ 2,000
N/A
N/A
N/A
Enterprise
Hi Avail
Standard
Domino
$60,000
$40,000
$12,000
$17,319**
0866
0866
0866
0769
$ 10,000
$ 10,000
$ 10,000
$ 7,000
7409
7446
7407
7407
$ 50,000
$ 30,000
$ 2,000
$ 2,000
N/A
N/A
N/A
$8,319
$450
$450
$250
$250
Enterprise
Hi Avail
Standard
Domino
$80,000
$60,000
$18,000
$31,355**
0867
0867
0867
0770
$ 16,000
$ 16,000
$ 16,000
$ 9,000
7412 $ 64,000
7447 $ 44,000
7410 $ 2,000
7410 $ 2,000
N/A
N/A
N/A
$20,355
$600
$600
$300
$300
Enterprise
Hi Avail
Standard
Domino
$150,000
$110,000
$35,000
$59,790**
0869
0869
0869
0771
$ 31,000
$ 31,000
$ 31,000
$ 22,500
7430 $ 119,000
7448 $ 79,000
7428 $
4,000
7428 $
4,000
N/A
N/A
N/A
$33,290
$950
$950
$450
$450
810-2465
P10
810-2466
P10
810-2467
P10
810-2469
P20
1020 cpw
1w SStar
3100 mcu
1470 cpw
1w SStar
4200 mcu
2700 cpw
2w SStar
7900 mcu
Server Feature
& Price
Edition
Price
Edition Feature
& Price
Addl.
Reqd.
Feature
Pricing
see
below
ESA
24x7
325
325
225
* Use caution when proposing 810-2465 Standard edition -- only a $1,000 savings vs. 810-2466 (which has
33% more power); but upgrading from 2465 into 2466 costs $5,100 (it costs IBM a lot less to install the #2466
initially than to replace parts of the processor complex, and receive back used parts).
mcu is Domino Mail and Calendar Users
** The Domino Edition 810 models require a minimum level of disk and memory. The price for the minimum
capacities is included in the Domino edition price (shown above) and is broken out in the Additional Required
Feature Pricing column.
In addition, to the memory and disk features, the customer must either purchase Domino Server software and
the needed client licenses, or show proof of ownership for this software. The license components that must be
included to qualify for the Domino Edition price are shown below.
Domino Licenses
Model
810-2466-0769
810-2467-0770
810-2469-0771
Disk
105 GB Disk
315 GB Disk
525 GB Disk
Memory
1.5 GB Memory
3.5 GB Memory
5.5 GB Memory
Server
1
1
1
Client
100
100
400

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Model Proc.
Feature
SW Tier
CPW
Processor
3600-6600
cpw 3-6w
POWER4
4-way**
825-2473
POWER4
P30
11600 mcu
6 way**
POWER4
17400 mcu
825-2495
1-6 way
P30 1250-6600 cpw
Edition
Name
Edition Price
Eprise
Standd
$ 330,000*
$ 205,000*
$ 80,000*
Domino
$116,669**
Domino
$222,237**
HighAvail
Server Feature
& Price
0873
0873
0873
0772
$70,000
$70,000
$70,000
$18,000
Edition Feature
& Price
7418
7434
7416
7416
$ 260,000
$ 135,000
$ 10,000
$ 10,000
Additional
Required
Feature
Pricing
see below
N/A
***
N/A
pod $50K
+ $ 38,669
0773 $ 18,000
Cap
BkUp
$150,000
pod
$150K
+$62,237
N/A
7416 $ 10,000
0890 $70,000 7439 $ 80,000
ESA
24x7
$1,400
$1,400
$800
$950
$1,250
$900
Effective July 22, 2003, New Model 825 placements (as well as upgrades) are installed by IBM (CE).
*
Plus 825 Processor Activations ($50,000 each with OS/400, $5,000 each if Linux will be used)
Price of 825 Standard Edition with all processors activated using OS/400 -- $230,000
Price of 825 Enterprise Edition with all processors activated using OS/400 -- $480,000
Permanent Processor activations are NOT available on Capacity BackUp (CBU editions).
Upon CUoD enablement, i825s (including the CBU edition) receive 14 processor days of complimentary
on/off CUoD.
**
i825 Domino edition servers require a minimum number of additional processor activations and a minimum
level of disk and memory. The price for the minimum capacities is included in the Domino edition price (shown
above) and is broken out in the Additional Required Feature Pricing column.
In addition, to the memory and disk features, the customer must either purchase Domino Server software and
the needed client licenses, or show proof of ownership for this software. The license components that must be
included to qualify for the Domino Edition price are shown below.
*** HA editions have prerequisite requirements of specific primary iSeries models and HA software.
Processor Activations
Model
Disk
Memory
825-2473-0772
825-2473-0773
560 GB Disk
945 GB Disk
6.0 GB Memory
12.0 GB Memory
1 @ $50,000
3 @ $50,000 each
Domino Licenses
Server
Client
1
1
700
700

Feature #
Price
1609
825 CUoD Activation (Permanent -- not available on CBU)
$5,000
5722-SS1-1393
$45,000
1773
1779
On/Off COD Enablement for Model 825 (except CBU)

On/Off COD Enablement for Model 825 CBU 1/6-way - must be ordered
---
1782
1682
1783
1683
1797
1697
On/Off CoD Billing for Model 825 Standard Edition (per processor day)
Pre-Paid On/Off CoD Billing for Model 825 Standard Edition (30 days)
On/Off CoD Billing for Model 825 Ent. and HA Edns.(per processor day)
Pre-Paid On/Off CoD Billing for Model 825 Ent. and HA Edns.(30 days)
On/Off CoD Billing for Model 825 CBU Edition 1/6-way (per procr. day)
Pre-Paid On/Off CoD Billing for Model 825 CBU Editn 1/6-way (30 days)
$550
$16,500
$550
$16,500
$550
$16,500

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ESA
24x7
$150

Model Proc.
Feature
SW Tier
870-2489
P40
870-2486
P40
870-2496
P40
CPW
Processor
7700 11500 cpw
5-8 way
POWER4
Edition
Name
Enterprise
High Avail
Standard**
Edition
Price
$ 600,000*
$ 400,000***
$ 230,000*
Server Feature
& Price
0889
$ 130,000
0889
$ 130,000
0889
$ 130,000
Edition Feature
& Price
7433
$ 470,000
7435
$ 270,000
7431
$ 100,000
ESA
24x7
$3,300
$3,300
$2,900
11500 20000 cpw

8-16 way
POWER4
2-16 way
3200-20000
Enterprise
High Avail
Standard
$ 900,000*
$ 600,000***
$ 310,000*
0886
0886
0886
$ 210,000
$ 210,000
$ 210,000
7421
7436
7419
$ 690,000
$ 390,000
$ 100,000
$4,100
$4,100
$3,100
Cap BkUp
$330,000
0891
$ 230,000
7440
$ 100,000
$2,200
Plus 870 Processor Activations ($55,000 each with OS/400, $10,000 each if Linux will be used)
Price of 870 5/8-way Std. Edition with all processors OS/400 active is $395,000; 8/16-way is $750,000
Price of 870 5/8-way Ent. Edition with all processors OS/400 active is $555,000; 8/16-way is $1,230,000
Upon CUoD enablement, i870 Enterprise and standard editions receive 14 processor days of complimentary
on/off CUoD. i870 CBU editions receive 42 complementary on/off processor days (to facilitate initial failover
testing -- 3 days x 14 processors).
** Most customers should consider the purchase of an 870 Standard Edition 8/16-way instead of the 5/8-way
Standard Edition. Activating a single processor (with OS/400) on the 5/8-way will result in the same price as
an 8/16-way Standard Edition i870. If you KNOW that you will never need more than 5 processors, the 5/8way may be viable -- in all other situations, the 8/16-way is the preferred choice.
*** HA editions have prerequisite requirements of specific primary iSeries models and HA software.
Feature #
1611
1614
5722-SS1-1395

Price
ESA 24x7
$10,000
$10,000
$45,000
1774
1776
1780

1784
1684
1795
1695
On/Off CoD Billing for Model 870 5/8-way Ent. &HA Editions (per proc. day)
Pre-Paid On/Off CoD Billing Model 870 5/8-way Ent. & HA Editions (30 days)
$600
$18,000
$600
$18,000
1785
1685
1786
1686
1798
1698
On/Off CoD Billing for Model 870 8/16-way Ent. & HA Editions (per proc. day)
Pre-Paid On/Off CoD Billing Model 870 8/16-way Ent. & HA Edns.(30 days)
$600
$18,000
$600
$18,000
$600
$18,000
9603

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$150
$150
----
N/C
$150

Model Proc.
Feature
SW Tier
890-2497
P50
890-2498
P50
890-2499
P50
CPW
Processor
20000 29300 cpw
16-24 way
POWER4
Edition
Name
Enterprise
High Avail
Standard
Edition Price
29300 37400 cpw

24-32 way
POWER4
4-32 way
5600-37400
$1,560,000*
$1,060,000**
$ 750,000*
Server Feature
& Price
0897
$ 650,000
0897
$ 650,000
0897
$ 650,000
Edition Feature
& Price
7424
$ 910,000
7437
$ 410,000
7422
$ 100,000
ESA
24x7
$5,700
$5,700
$4,700
Enterprise
High Avail
Standard
$2,140,000*
$1,615,000**
$1,230,000*
0898 $ 1,130,000
0898 $ 1,130,000
0898 $ 1,130,000
7427
7438
7425
$ 1,010,000
$ 485,000
$ 100,000
$7,100
$7,100
$6,100
Cap BkUp
$800,000
0892
7441
$ 100,000
$3,700
$ 700,000
* Plus 890 Processor Activations ($60,000 each with OS/400, $15,000 each if Linux will be used)
Price of 890 16/24-way Standard Edition with all processors activated using OS/400 -- $1,130,000
Price of 890 24/32-way Standard Edition with all processors activated using OS/400 -- $1,710,000
Price of 890 16/24-way Enterprise Edition with all processors activated using OS/400 -- $2,025,000
Price of 890 24/32-way Enterprise Edition with all processors activated using OS/400 -- $2,605,000
Upon CUoD enablement, i890 Enterprise and standard editions receive 14 processor days of
complimentary on/off CUoD. i890 CBU editions receive 84 complementary on/off processor days (to
facilitate initial failover testing -- 3 days x 28 processors).
** HA editions have prerequisite requirements of specific primary iSeries models and HA software.
Feature #
1612
1613
5722-SS1-1397

Price
$15,000
$15,000
$45,000
1777
1778
1781

1788
1688
1789
1689
On/Off CoD Billing for Model 890 16/24-way Ent & HA Editns (per proc day)
$650
$19,500
$650
$19,500
1791
1691
1792
1692
1799
1699
On/Off CoD Billing for Model 890 24/32-way Ent. & HA Editns (per procr day)
$650
$19,500
$650
$19,500
$650
$19,500
ESA 24x7
$150
$150
----
9603

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N/C
$150
Upgrades System i5 Models

Anno'd. May 4, July 13, and Aug. 17, 2004, 1.9 Ghz procs. Anno'd. Jan. 31, 2006

Withdrawn effective December 1, 2007
Original i5-520 Enterprise Editions w/d 06/01/06
0902-7459
0903-7453
1000
cpw
2400 cpw
From
uni - P10
uni 1.5 Ghz
Processor
P10
Sells for
Feature
$48,000
$103,000
810-2465-7406
$29,300
$83,000
P10 750 cpw w/d 06/01/06 w/d 06/01/06
810-2466-7409
$78,800
P10 1020 cpw
w/d 06/01/06
810-2467-7412
$72,000
w/d 06/01/06
P10 1470 cpw
810-2469-7430
P20 2700 cpw
0904-7455
3300 cpw
uni 1.65 Ghz
P20
$149,000
$127,800
w/d 06/01/06
$123,600
w/d 06/01/06
$116,800
w/d 06/01/06
$78,800
w/d 06/01/06
0905-7457
6000 cpw
2w 1.65 Ghz
P20
$175,000
$154,000
w/d 06/01/06
$149,800
w/d 06/01/06
$143,000
w/d 06/01/06
$105,000
w/d 06/01/06
Jan. 31, 2006 i5-520 Enterprise

0906-7734 0906-7735
1200 cpw
2800 cpw
uni 1.9 Ghz uni 1.9Ghz
P10
P10
$50,500
$92,900
$29,400
$71,800
w/d 12/01/07 w/d12/01/07
$67,800
w/d12/01/07
$60,800
w/d 12/01/07
0906-7736
3800-7100
cpw 1/2-way
1.9 Ghz P20
$129,900
$107,800
w/d 12/01/07
$103,000
w/d 12/01/07
$96,800
w/d 12/01/07
$58,800
w/d 12/01/07
Model 810 Standard and Domino Edition Upgrades into 520 Standard Edition
Withdrawn effective December 1, 2007
Original i5-520 Standard Editions w/d
06/01/06
From
Processor
Feature
810-2465-7404 P10
cpw
810-2466-7407
P10 1020 cpw
810-2467-7410
P10 1470 cpw
810-2469-7428
P20 2700 cpw
750
0902-7458 0903-7452 0904-7454 0905-7456

1000 cpw 2400 cpw 3300 cpw
6000 cpw
uni P10
uni P10
uni P20
2-way P20
Sells for
Sells for
Sells for
Sells for
$12,000
$33,000
$50,000
$59,000
$30,000
$46,300
$54,900
w/d 06/01/06 w/d 06/01/06
$29,600
w/d06/01/06
$27,200
w/d 6/01/06
w/d 06/01/06
$46,000
$55,500
w/d 06/01/06
w/d 06/01/06
$43,600
$53,100
w/d 06/01/06
w/d 06/01/06
$38,800
$48,400
w/d 06/01/06 w/d 06/01/06
Jan. 31, 2004 i5-520 Standard

0906-7784
3800 cpw
uni 1.9 Ghz
P10
$35,100
$29,000
w/d 12/01/07
$29,000
w/d 12/01/07
$27,000
w/d 12/01/07
$22,000
w/d 12/01/07
0906-7785
3800-7100 cpw 1/2-way
1.9 Ghz
P20
$39,900
$33,800
w/d 12/01/07
$32,800
w/d 12/01/07
$30,800
w/d 12/01/07
$25,800
w/d 12/01/07
When upgrading from an i810 Enterprise Edition to an i5-520 Enterprise edition; various software, service
vouchers, and additional hardware that are included as part of a new purchase of an Enterprise Edition are
NOT included with the edition to edition upgrade.
While it may appear that there are no upgrades out of the 810 Domino editions this is NOT the case. In reality, the
processor and edition features in a Domino edition are identical to those in the Standard editions." (What set them
apart was the feature"). Therefore, to upgrade an 810 that included the Domino Server Feature, merely use the
Standard Edition to Standard Edition table (shown above).

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Model 810 Enterprise Edition Upgrades into Model 525

Announced April 10, 2007, withdrawn December 1, 2007
9406-0909
From
Processor Feature
810-2465-7406 P10
750 cpw
$50,000
810-2466-7409 P10
1020 cpw
$60,000
810-2467-7412 P10
1470 cpw
$80,000
810-2469-7430 P20
2700 cpw $150,000
model 525 -- 3800-7100 cpw, 1/2way 1.9 Ghz P10

#7790
#7791
#7792
Express
Express
Express
Configuration 1 Configuration 2 Configuration 3
(30 Users)
(150 Users)
(Unlimited Users)
$34,900
$59,900
$79,900
$25,200
$50,200
$70,200
w/d 12/01/07
w/d12/01/07
w/d 12/01/07
$24,000
$49,000
$69,000
w/d 12/01/07
w/d 12/01/07
w/d 12/01/07
$21,600
$46,600
$66,600
w/d 12/01/07
w/d 12/01/07
w/d 12/01/07
$14,400
$38,200
$58,200
w/d 12/01/07
w/d 12/01/07
w/d 12/01/07
Plus Additional Users at

$2,500 per "10 pack"
Model 810 Standard Edition Upgrades into Model 525

Announced April 10, 2007, withdrawn December 1, 2007
9406-0909
From
Processor Feature
810-2465-7404 P10
750 cpw
$11,000
810-2466-7407 P10
1020 cpw
$12,000
810-2467-7410 P10
1470 cpw
$18,000
810-2469-7428 P20
2700 cpw
$35,000
model 525 -- 3800-7100 cpw, 1/2way 1.9 Ghz P10

#7790
#7791
#7792
Express
Express
Express
Configuration 1 Configuration 2 Configuration 3
(30 Users)
(150 Users)
(Unlimited Users)
$34,900
$59,900
$79,900
$29,800
$54,800
$74,800
w/d12/01/07
w/d 12/01/07
w/d 12/01/07
$29,700
$54,700
$74,700
w/d 12/01/07
w/d 12/01/07
w/d 12/01/07
$29,000
$54,000
$74,000
w/d 12/01/07
w/d 12/01/07
w/d 12/01/07
$27,000
$52,000
$72,000
w/d 12/01/07
w/d 12/01/07
w/d 12/01/07
Plus Additional Users at

$2,500 per "10 pack"
Note: While it may appear that there are no upgrades out of the 810 Domino editions this is NOT the case. In reality, the
Standard Edition to Standard Edition table (shown above). Note: Due to the number of users in a Domino
environment, an upgrade to a 520 Standard edition may be more cost-effective.

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Withdrawn December 1, 2007

Original i5-550
Enterprise Edition
w/d 06/01/06
From
Processor
Feature
810-2465 -7406
P10 750 cpw
810-2466-7409
P10 1020 cpw
810-2467-7412
P10 1470 cpw
810-2469-7430
P20 2700 cpw
Jan. 31, 2006 i5-550

Enterprise Edition
0915-7463
3300-12000 cpw
1/4-way 1.65 Ghz
P20
Sells for $266,000
$241,200
w/d 06/01/06
$237,000
w/d 06/01/06
$230,200
w/d 06/01/06
$192,200
w/d 06/01/06
w/d 12/01/07
0910-7155
3800-14000 cpw
1/4-way 1.9 Ghz P20
Sells for $160,000
$156,700
w/d 12/01/07
$152,700
w/d 12/01/07
$145,700
w/d 12/01/07
$107,700
w/d 12/01/07

Original i5-550
Standard Edition
w/d 06/01/06
From
Processor
Feature
810-2465-7404
P10 750 cpw
810-2466-7407
P10 1020 cpw
810-2467-7410
P10 1470 cpw
810-2469-7428
P20 2700 cpw
0915-7462
3300-12000 cpw
1/4-way 1.65 Ghz P20
Sells for $74,000
$68,600
w/d 06/01/06
$68,200
w/d 06/01/06
$65,800
w/d 06/01/06
$61,000
w/d 06/01/06
Jan. 31, 2006 i5-550

Standard Edition
w/d 12/01/07
0910-7154
3800-14000 cpw
1/4-way 1.9 Ghz P20
Sells for $70,000
$62,700
w/d 12/01/07
$61,700
w/d 12/01/07
$59,700
w/d 12/01/07
$54,700
w/d 12/01/07

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From
Processor
Feature
810-2465 -7406 P10
750 cpw
810-2466-7409
P10
1020 cpw
810-2467-7412
P10
1470 cpw
810-2469-7430
P20
2700 cpw

w/d 06/01/06
0920-7470
0921-7495
0919-7489 pre
pre 9/30/04
post 8/31/04
0930-7491 post
3300-6000 cpw 1/26350-12000 cpw 2/4way 1.65 Ghz P30
w 1.65 Ghz P30
Sells for
Sells for $300,000
$495,000
$450,000
$275,600
w/d 06/01/06
$271,400
$453,700
$416,700
w/d 06/01/06
w/d 09/30/04
w/d 06/01/06
$264,600
$436,900
$409,900
w/d 06/01/06
w/d 09/30/04
w/d 06/01/06
$226,600
$392,900
$371,900
w/d 06/01/06
w/d 09/30/04
w/d 06/01/06
Jan. 31, 2006 i5-570

Enterprise Edition
0934-7747
8400-16000 cpw 2/4-way
2.2 Ghz P30
Sells for $290,000
$318,600
w/d 12/01/07
$314,600
w/d 12/01/07
$307,600
w/d 12/01/07
$269,600
w/d 12/01/07

From
Processor
Feature
810-2465-7404 P10
750 cpw
810-2466-7407
P10 1020 cpw
810-2467-7410
P10 1470 cpw
810-2469-7428
P20 2700 cpw

w/d 06/01/06
0919-7488 pre 09300920-7469
0921-7494
7490 post
pre 9/30/04
post 8/31/04
3300-6000 cpw
6350-12000 cpw 2/4-way 1.65 Ghz
1/2-way 1.65 Ghz P30
P30 Sells for
Sells for $71,000
$127,000
$82,000
$66,700
w/d 06/01/06
$66,300
$124,400
$77,400
w/d 06/01/06
w/d 09/30/04
w/d 06/01/06
$63,900
$120,000
$73,000
w/d 06/01/06
w/d 09/30/04
w/d 06/01/06
$59,100
$113,200
$68,200
w/d 06/01/06
w/d 09/30/04
w/d 06/01/06
Jan. 31, 2006 i5-570

Standard Edition
0934-7757
8400-16000 cpw 2/4-way
2.2 Ghz P30
Sells for $145,000
$132,600
w/d 12/01/07
$131,600
w/d 12/01/07
$127,600
w/d 12/01/07
$122,600
w/d 12/01/07

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Original i5-550 Enterprise Edition Jan. 31, 2006 i5-550 Enterprise Edition
From
Processor
Feature
825-2473-7418 3/6-way
3600-6600 cpw
P30
w/d 06/01/06
0915-7463
3300-12000 cpw
1/4-way 1.65 Ghz P20
Sells for $266,000
$156,200
w/d 06/01/06
w/d 12/01/07
0910-7155
3800-14000 cpw
1/4-way 1.9 Ghz P20
Sells for $160,000
$97,800
w/d 12/01/07
Model 825 Standard and Domino Edition Upgrades into 550 Standard Edition
Original i5-550 Standard Edition Jan. 31, 2006 i5-550 Standard Edition
From
Processor
Feature
825-2473-7416 3/6-way
3600-6600cpw
P30
0915-7462
3300-12000 cpw
1/4-way 1.65 Ghz P20
Sells for $74,000
$45,000
w/d 06/01/06
0910-7154
3800-14000 cpw
1/4-way 1.9 Ghz P20
Sells for $70,000
$45,700
w/d 12/01/07
When upgrading, the "base" OS/400 licenses on the 825 are replaced by a single i5/OS license for the i550.
These license changes were taken into account when the upgrade prices were determined. Therefore,
additional i5/OS licenses may need to be purchased with the upgrade. OS/400 license(s) associated with
an existing processor activation(s) on the 825 can be used to activate i5/OS on a processor activation(s) on
the upgraded i550.
When upgrading an 825 to an i550 it is not necessary to pre-activate processors on the 825 prior to the
upgrade. This is different from 825 to 870/890 upgrades.
While it may appear that there are no upgrades out of the 825 Domino editions this is NOT the case. In reality, the
Standard Edition to Standard Edition table (shown above).

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Upgrades into System i POWER6 570 Models

To ===>

4910-5460
4911-5461
4912-5462
5,500-21,200
cpw
10,800-40,100
cpw
20,100-76,900
cpw
From
Processor
Sells for
Sells for
Sells for
Feature
825-2473-7418 3/6$111,000
$166,000
$286,000
way P30
w/d 12/01/07
w/d 12/01/07
w/d 12/01/07
3600-6600 cpw
825-2473-7416 3/6$125,000
$180,000
$300,000
way
P30 3600w/d 12/01/07
w/d 12/01/07
w/d 12/01/07
6600cpw
Enterprise enablement feature. Because a purchased machine needs to be equivalent to an upgrade from an
enterprise edition 2 prices are shown. The first includes the Enterprise enablement feature.
Processor Upgrades are "base to base". Therefore, the 3 base processors (and i5/OS licenses) from the 825 upgrade to a
system with 1, 2, or 4 processors active, and 1 i5/OS license. There is no credit for additional hardware processor activations
on the 825 they originally sold for $5,000 and have been in use for up to 4 1/2 years. However, additional i5/OS licenses
purchased on the 825 are moved to the 570 and in the process, a license that previously provided 1100 cpw of capacity, now
delivers up to about 5,000 cpw (same P30 software tier).
entitlements can be purchased. Upgrades from Standard edition 825s DO NOT included an Enterprise enablement, but it can
be purchased for/added to the POWER6 570 ($50,000).
While it may appear that there are no upgrades out of the 825 Domino editions this is NOT the case. In reality, the processor
and edition features in a Domino edition are identical to those in the Standard editions." (What set them apart was the
feature #"). Therefore, to upgrade an 825 that included the Domino Server Feature, merely use the Standard Edition from
model (shown above).

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Model 825 Enterprise Edition Upgrades into 570 Power 5, 5+ Enterprise Edition
Prices for upgrades to 570 shown in Blue are effective May 2, 2006, older price shown in black. Withdrawn December 1, 2007

0919-7417 pre
From
0930-7491 post
Processor
3300-6000 cpw
Feature
1/2-way
1.65 Ghz P30
Sells for
$300,000
825-2473-7418
$190,600
3/6-way P30
w/d 06/01/06
3600-6600 cpw
0920-7470 0921-7495
0922-7472
0924-7474
pre 9/30/04 post 8/31/04 15200-23500 25500-33400
cpw
cpw
6350-12000 cpw
5/8-way
9/12-way
2/4-way 1.65 Ghz P30
1.65Ghz P40 1.65Ghz P40
Sells for
Sells for
Sells for
$495,000
$450,000
$527,000
$835,000
$352,900
$335,900
$400,400
$697,000
w/d 9/30/04 w/d 06/01/06 w/d 06/01/06 w/d 06/01/06
Jan. 31, 2006 i5-570 Enterprise Edition w/d

0926-7476
36300-44700
cpw
13/16-way
1.65Ghz P40
Sells for
$1,223,000
$1,072,100
w/d 06/01/06
12/01/07
0934-7747
0935-7748
8400-16000 cpw 16700-31100 cpw
2/4-way
4/8-way
2.2Ghz
2.2Ghz
P30
P40
Sells for
Sells for
$290,000
$390,000
$259,600
$367,500
w/d 12/01/07
w/d 12/01/07
0936-7749
31100-58500
cpw
8/16-way
2.2Ghz P40
Sells for
$590,000
$558,200
w/d 12/01/0y
Model 825 Standard Edition Upgrades into 570 Power 5, 5+ Standard Edition
From
Processor
Feature
825-2473-7416 3/6-way
P30 3600-6600 cpw
0919-7488 pre 0920-7469 pre

0922-7471
0924-7473
0930-7490 post 0921-7494 post 15200-23500 25500-33400 cpw
3300-6000 cpw 6350-12000 cpw
cpw
9/12-way
1/2-way
2/4-way 1.65Ghz
5-8-way
1.65 Ghz P40
1.65 Ghz P30
Sells for
P30 Sells for 1.65 Ghz P40
Sells for
Sells for
$127,000 pre
$204,000
$71,000
$82,000 post
$141,000
$43,100
w/d 06/01/06
$52,200
w/d 06/01/06
$99,100
w/d 06/01/06

0926-7475
36300-44700 cpw
13/16-way
1.65 Ghz P40
Sells for
$269,000
$155,700
w/d 06/01/06
$214,200
w/d 06/01/06
w/d 12/01/07
0934-7757
0935-7758
0936-7759
8400-16000 16700-31100 31100-58500
cpw
cpw
cpw
2/4-way
4/8-way
8/16-way
2.2Ghz
2.2Ghz
2.2Ghz
P30
P40
P40
Sells for
Sells for
Sells for
$145,000
$220,000
$380,000
$113,600
$182,400
$331,200
w/d 12/01/07 w/d 12/01/07 w/d 12/01/07
When upgrading from an i825 Enterprise Edition to an i5-570 Enterprise edition; various software, service vouchers, and additional hardware that are included
as part of a new purchase of an Enterprise Edition are NOT included with the edition to edition upgrade.
When upgrading, the "base" OS/400 licenses on the 825 are replaced by a single i5/OS license for the i570. The license changes were taken into account
when the upgrade prices were determined. Additional i5/OS licenses may need to be purchased with the upgrade. OS/400 license(s) associated with an
existing processor activation(s) on the 825 can be used to activate i5/OS on a processor activation(s) on the upgraded i570.
When upgrading an 825 to an i570 it is not necessary to pre-activate processors on the 825 prior to the upgrade. This is different from 825 to 870/890
upgrades.

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825 to 595 Upgrades Withdrawn December 1, 2007
From
Processor
Feature
825-2473-7418
3/6-way P30
3600-6600 cpw
Orig. i5-595 Ent

Edn. w/d
06/01/06
0946-7497 P50 0940-7901 P50 0941-7904 P50 0943-7907 P60
0953-5890 P50
0954-5891 P50
0955-5892 P60
24500-45500 cpw 26700-50500 cpw 51000-92000 cpw 92000-184000 cpw

1.65 Ghz 8/16-way 1.9 Ghz 8/16-way 1.9 Ghz 16/32-way 1.9 Gh32/64-way
31,500-58800 cpw
2.3 Ghz 8/16-way
61000-108000 cpw
2.3 Ghz 16/32-way
108000-216000 cpw
2.3 Ghz 32/64-way $2,250,000
$1,369,000
$1,208,400
w/d 06/01/06
$1,495,000
$1,357,600
w/d 12/01/07
$1,855,000
$1,696,000
w/d 12/01/07
$2,615,000
$2,415,200
w/d 12/01/07

$1,275,000
$1,220,000
w/d 12/01/07
$1,595,000
$1,540,000
w/d 12/01/07
$2,195,000
w/d 12/01/07

825 to 595 Upgrades Withdrawn December 1, 2007
From
Processor
Feature
825-2473-7416
3/6-way P30
3600-6600 cpw
Orig. i5-595 Std

Edn. w/d
06/01/06
0946-7496 P50
24500-45500 cpw
1.65 Ghz 8/16way $603,000
$$534,700
w/d 06/01/06


0940-7900 P50
0941-7903 P50 0943-7906 P60
0953-5870 P50
0954-5871 P50
0955-5872 P60
26700-50500 cpw
1.9 Ghz 8/16-way
51000-92000 cpw 92000-184000 cpw

1.9 Ghz 16/32-way 1.9 Gh32/64-way
31,500-58800 cpw
2.3 Ghz 8/16-way
61000-108000 cpw
2.3 Ghz 16/32-way
108000-216000 cpw
2.3 Ghz 32/64-way $1,575,000
$715,000
$635,600
w/d 12/01/07
$1,055,000
$954,000
w/d 12/01/07
$1.745,000
$1.603,200
w/d 12/01/07
$690,000
$642,000
w/d 12/01/07
$995,000
$947,000
w/d 12/01/07
$1,527,000
w/d 12/01/07
When upgrading from an i825 Enterprise Edition to an i5-595 Enterprise edition; various software, service vouchers, and additional hardware that are included
as part of a new purchase of an Enterprise Edition are NOT included with the edition to edition upgrade.
When upgrading, the "base" OS/400 licenses on the 825 are replaced by four i5/OS licenses on the i595. The license changes were taken into account when
the upgrade prices were determined. Additional i5/OS licenses may need to be purchased with the upgrade. OS/400 license(s) associated with an existing
processor activation(s) on the 825 can be used to activate i5/OS on a processor activation(s) on the upgraded i595.
When upgrading an 825 to an i595 it is not necessary to pre-activate processors on the 825 prior to the upgrade. This is different from 825 to 870/890
upgrades.

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Upgrade within Model 800 to Advanced Edition

800-2464
950/50 cpw
Price for New $38,403
800-2463 (300/25 cpw)
Value or Standard Edition
Withdrawn eff. 6/01/06

$25,600
Upgrades within Model 810

Withdrawn Effective June 1, 2006
(There are no 810 Upgrades into the 825/870/890 -- towers and SW can be migrated)
Standard Edition to Standard/Enterprise* Editions and Enterprise to Enterprise Edition
To ==>
Processor
_______
From ||
Processor \/
810-2465-7404
Std. 750/0 cpw
Purch. $11,000
810-2465-7406
Ent.
750 cpw
Purch. $50,000
810-2466-7407
Standard/Domino
1020/0 cpw
Purch. $12,000
810-2466-7409
Ent. 1020 cpw
Purch. $60,000
810-2467-7410
Standard/Domino
1470/0 cpw
Purch. $18,000
810-2467-7412
Ent. 1470 cpw
Purch. $80,000
810-2469-7428
Standard/Domino
2700/0 cpw
Purch. $35,000
810-2465
-7406 Ent.
750 cpw
Sells for
$50,000
810-24667407 Std.
1020/0 cpw
Sells for
$12,000
810-24667409 Ent.
1020 cpw
Sells for
$60,000
810-2467
-7410 Std.
1470/0 cpw
Sells for
$18,000
810-2467
-7412 Ent.
1470 cpw
Sells for
$80,000
810-2469
-7428 Std.
2700/0cpw
Sells for
$35,000
810-2469
-7430 Ent.
2700 cpw
Sells for $150,000
$ 39,000
$5,100
---
$ 13,400
---
$ 29,200
---
---
---
$10,100
---
$ 30,700
---
$ 105,200
---
---
$ 48,000
$ 12,100
---
$ 26,500
---
---
---
---
---
$ 20,000
---
$ 93,500
---
---
---
---
$ 62,000
$ 22,200
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
$ 71,500
---
---
---
---
---
---
$ 115,000
Enterprise Edition Features are in Bold Type.

* Upgrades from Standard Edition to Enterprise Edition do NOT include SW and other Enterprise Edition features
in the price. Primary value is the addition of maximum 5250 OLTP CPW.
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Withdrawn Effective June 1, 2006 -- Standard to Standard/Enterprise and Enterprise to Enterprise
From Procr.
Feature
870-2489-7431
Std. Edn. 11500 cpw
w/5 to 8 procs active
$230,000 to $395,000
870-2486
11500-20000 cpw
870-2489-7433
7700-11500 cpw
Enterprise Edition
Price New $600,000*
7421
Enterprise Edition
Price for New
$900,000*
7419
Standard Edition
Price for New
$310,000*
$ 370,000
Upgrade OK with any # of
processors (5 to 8) active
$ 100,000
Upgrade requires
8 procs activated
---
---
---
$ 135,000
Upgrade requires
8 procs activated
870-2489-7433
Ent. Edn. 11500 cpw
w/8 procs active
$755,000
870-2486-7419
Std. Edn. 20000 cpw
w/8 to 16 procs active
$310,000 to $750,000
$ 590,000
Upgrade OK with any # of
processors (8 to 16) active

Prior to upgrading an 870 5/8-way to an 870 8/16-way, all processor features on the existing 870 must be permanently
activated. The CPW values and prices in the leftmost (from) column reflect these activations. When upgrading an 870 5/8way or 8/16-way from a Standard Edition to an Enterprise edition it is not necessary to activate additional processors, unless
there is also an upgrade from a 5/8-way to an 8/16-way
For each 870 processor feature that has not previously been activated, add $55,000 if it was not previously active or $45,000 if
it was previously used with Linux.
Upgrades from Standard Edition to Enterprise Edition do NOT include SW and other Enterprise Edition features in the price.
The primary benefit is the addition of unrestricted 5250 OLTP CPW.
* Plus additional Processor Activations ($55,000 each with OS/400, $10,000 each if Linux will be used)
Earlier 890 iSeries Base Processor Features to 890 STANDARD Edition

890 Upgrade withdrawn effective June 1, 2006.
From Processor
Feature
890-0197 29300 cpw

890-0198 37,400 cpw
825-2473
3600-6600
cpw
Std. Edition
Price New
$80,000*
---
870-2489
7700 -11500
cpw
Std. Edition
Price New
$230,000**
870-2486
11500 20000 cpw
Std. Edition
Price for New
$310,000**
---
---
890-2497
20000 29300 cpw
Std. Edition
Price New
$750,000***
---
---
---
890-2498
29300 - 37400
cpw
Std. Edition
Price for New
$1,230,000***
$100,000
N/A
Does not add SW
or Function
*** Plus Processor Activations ($60,000 each with OS/400, $15,000 each if Linux will be used)
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Withdrawn Effective June 1, 2006 Previous features to New Standard/Enterprise Edition Features and
Standard Edition to Standard/Enterprise Editions and Enterprise to Enterprise Edition
From Procr.
Feature
890-2487
20000-29300 cpw
16-24-way POWER4
All procs. Must be
activated if upgrading
to 890-2498
890-2488
29300-37400 cpw
24-32-way POWER4
(In this case, no
requirement to
activate all procs prior
to the upgrade)
890-2497-7422
Std. Edn. 29300 cpw
w/24 procs active
$1,230,000
890-2497-7424
Ent. Edn. 29300 cpw
w/24 procs active
$2,025,000
890-2498-7425
Standard Edition
29300-37400 cpw
$1,710,000 w32 prcs
(No requirement to
activate all procs prior
to the upgrade)
From 5250
Interactive
Feature
(if applicable)
1576 120 cpw
1577 240 cpw
1578 560 cpw
1579 1050 cpw
1581 2000 cpw
1583 4550 cpw
1585 10000 cpw
1587 16500 cpw
1588 20200 cpw
1576 120 cpw
1577 240 cpw
1578 560 cpw
1579 1050 cpw
1581 2000 cpw
1583 4550 cpw
1585 10000 cpw
1587 16500 cpw
1588 20000 cpw
1591 37400 cpw
890-2497
20000-29300 cpw
7424
7422
Ent. Editn
Std. Editn.
Price for New
Price for New
$1,560,000*
$750,000*
--$ 5,000
--5,000
--5,000
--5,000
--5,000
--5,000
--5,000
--5,000
5,000
-------------------------------------
890-2498
29300-37400 cpw
7427
7425
Ent. Editn.
Std. Editn.
Price for New
Price for New
$2,140,000*
$1,230,000*
--$ 100,000
--100,000
--100,000
--100,000
--100,000
--100,000
--100,000
--100,000
100,000
--$ 5,000
--5,000
--5,000
--5,000
--5,000
--5,000
--5,000
--5,000
--5,000
5,000
Not
Applicable
---
$ 810,000
Upgrade OK
w/any # procs
$ 100,000
---
Not
Applicable
---
---
---
$ 100,000
Not
Applicable
---
---
---
$ 910,000

Prior to upgrading an 870 to an 890, or an 890 16/24-way to an 890 24/32-way, all processor features on the existing 870 or
890 must be permanently activated. The CPW values and prices in the leftmost (from) column reflect these activations. When
upgrading an 890 16/24-way or 24/32-way from a Standard Edition to an Enterprise edition it is not necessary to activate
additional processors, unless there is also an upgrade from a 16/24-way to a 24/32-way.
For each 870 processor feature that has not previously been activated, add $55,000 if it was not previously active or $45,000 if
it was previously used with Linux. For each 890 processor feature that has not previously been activated, add $60,000 if it was
not previously active or $45,000 if it was previously used with Linux.
Upgrades from Standard Edition to Enterprise Edition do NOT include SW and other Enterprise Edition features in the price.
The primary benefit is the addition of unrestricted 5250 OLTP CPW.
* Plus additional Processor Activations ($60,000 each with OS/400, $15,000 each if Linux will be used)
See the Upgrades to i5 Section for 810/825/870/890 CBU and HA Edition

Upgrade pricing it may be part of a two-step upgrade to an i5
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820/830/840/older 890 Models/Processor Features

Processor Features withdrawn from New Placements 12/03/02 and 11/21/03
Feature
Purchase
Price
Model 820 (no CUoD capabilities)
Monthly MMC
or ESA Maint.
Charge**
Software
Group
$ 10,000
Processor Feature
Default 5250 Interactive Feature
Optional 5250 Interactive Feature
#2395 (370 CPW) w/d 11/21/03

#1521 (35 CPW)
#1522 (70 CPW)
#1523 (120 CPW)
#1524 (240 CPW)
$ 13,400
-28,000
80,000
155,000
Processor Feature
#2435 (600cpwUni SStar) w/d 11/21/03

#1521 (35 CPW)
#1522 (70 CPW)
#1523 (120 CPW)
#1524 (240 CPW)
$ 31,000
--28,000
80,000
155,000
Processor Feature
#2396 (950 CPW) w/d 12/3/02
Default 5250 Interactive Feature #1521 (35 CPW)
Optional 5250 Interactive Feature #1522 (70 CPW)
$ 67,000
--28,000
80,000
155,000
315,000
Processor Feature
#2436 (1100cpw Uni SStar) w/d 11/21/03 $ 67,000

#1521 (35 CPW)
--#1522 (70 CPW)
28,000
#1523 (120 CPW)
80,000
#1524 (240 CPW)
155,000
#1525 (560 CPW)
315,000
Processor Feature
#2397 (2000 CPW) w/d 12/3/02

#1521 (35 CPW)
#1522 (70 CPW)
#1523 (120 CPW)
#1524 (240 CPW)
#1525 (560 CPW)
#1526 (1050 CPW)
$ 145,000
--28,000
80,000
155,000
315,000
530,000
Processor Feature
#2437 (2350cpw 2w SStar) w/d 11/21/03 $ 145,000
--Optional 5250 Interactive Feature #1522 (70 CPW)
28,000
80,000
155,000
315,000
530,000
Processor Feature
System
Purchase
Price*
#2398 (3200 CPW) w/d 12/3/02

#1521 (35 CPW)
#1522 (70 CPW)
#1523 (120 CPW)
#1524 (240 CPW)
#1525 (560 CPW)
#1526 (1050 CPW)
#1527 (2000 CPW)
$ 237,000
--28,000
80,000
155,000
315,000
530,000
825,000
Processor Feature
#2438 (3700 cpw 4w SStar) w/d 11/21/03 $ 230,000
--Optional 5250 Interactive Feature #1522 (70 CPW)
28,000
80,000
155,000
315,000
530,000
825,000
23,400
257
P10
51,400
103,400
178,400
403
403
403
P20
P20
P20
41,000
346
P10
69,000
121,000
196,000
423
423
423
P20
P20
P20
77,000
514
P20
105,000
157,000
232,000
392,000
680
680
680
680
P30
P30
P30
P30
77,000
441
P20
105,000
157,000
232,000
392,000
587
587
587
587
P30
P30
P30
P30
155,000
787
P20
183,000
235,000
310,000
470,000
685,000
953
953
953
953
953
P30
P30
P30
P30
P30
155,000
675
P20
183,000
235,000
310,000
470,000
685,000
821
821
821
821
821
P30
P30
P30
P30
P30
247,000
1,240
P30
275,000
327,000
402,000
562,000
777,000
1,072,000
1,406
1,406
1,406
1,406
1,406
1,406
P40
P40
P40
P40
P40
P40
240,000
1,062
P30
268,000
320,000
395,000
555,000
770,000
1,065,000
1,208
1,208
1,208
1,208
1,208
1,208
P40
P40
P40
P40
P40
P40
* System Purchase Price includes OS/400 Base License & Processor & Interactive Features.
** Maintenance Charges are ESA or MMC depending on the date of withdrawal -- items withdrawn 11/21/03 show ESA, those withdrawn
12/03/02 show MMC. They are for 24 x 7 service
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Model 820 DSD

Domino workloads requiring additional power beyond that of the Model 820 with Domino Processor
Features, should consider a Model 825/870/890 Standard Edition.
A Model 820 with Domino Processor Features can be upgraded to a Model 830 or 840 with a Processor
Feature with Zero 5250 Interactive, or to 825 Standard Edition. From that point they can upgrade to larger
features/models in the iSeries product line. (see upgrade section).
Purchase
Price
Model 820
System
Purchase
Price*
Monthly MMC
or ESA Maint.
Charge**
12,000
10,500
19,000
21,500
26,000
30,000
202
176
274
240
301
264
Software
Group
$ 10,000
Processor Feature
#2425 (100 Processor CPW, 0 IA CPW, 2,570 MCU) w/d eff. 12/3/02
#2456 (120 Processor CPW, 0 IA CPW, 3,110 MCU) w/d 11/21/03
2,000
500
9,000
11,500
16,000
20,000
P05
P05
P10
P10
P10
P10
Model 820 with Zero Interactive
New Placements w/d 11/21/03, Upgrades into 0151, 0152 w/d 10/1/04
Zero 5250 Interactive Capability -- No Upgrades to Processor Features supporting 5250 Interactive
Purchase
Price
Model 820
System
Purchase
Price
Monthly*
ESA Maint.
Charge (24x7)
Software
Group
$ 10,000
Processor Feature
#0150 (1100 Processor CPW, 0 IA CPW, Uni SStar)
#0151 (2350 Processor CPW, 0 IA CPW 2w SStar)
#0152 (3700 Processor CPW, 0 IA CPW 4w SStar)
10,000
24,000
50,000
20,000
34,000
60,000
176
240
264
P20
P20
P30
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Feature
Purchase
Price
Model 830
Non-CUoD processor features
System
Purchase
Price*
Monthly MMC
Maint.
Charge**
152,000
816
P20
267,000
342,000
502,000
717,000
1,198
1,198
1,198
1,198
P30
P30
P30
P30
335,000
1,322
P30
450,000
525,000
685,000
900,000
1,195,000
1,758
1,758
1,758
1,758
1,758
P40
P40
P40
P40
P40
560,000
2,252
P40
675,000
750,000
910,000
1,125,000
1,420,000
1,920,000
2,688
2,688
2,688
2,688
2,688
2,688
Monthly
P50
P50
P50
P50
P50
P50
ESA Maint.
Charge 24x7
Software
Group
1,536*
1,918*
1,918*
1,918*
1,918*
1,918*
1,918*
P30
P40
P40
P40
P40
P40
P40
Software
Group
$ 122,000
Processor Feature (no CUoD)

#2400 (1850cpw, 2w IStar) w/d 11/21/03
$ 30,000
--115,000
190,000
350,000
565,000

#2402 (4200cpw, 4w IStar) w/d 12/3/02)
$ 213,000
--115,000
190,000
350,000
565,000
860,000

#2403 (7350cpw, 8w IStar) w/d 12/3/02
$ 438,000
--115,000
190,000
350,000
565,000
860,000
1,360,000
Model 830
CUoD-capable processor features

Processors
Feature (requires V5R1 or higher)
Start-Up
Maximum
Processor Feature(CUoD capable) #2349
(4200-7350, 4/8-way IStar)
w/d 11/21/03
$ 335,000
$499,000
Optional 5250 Interactive Feature #1532 (120 CPW) 450,000 614,000
525,000
689,000
685,000
849,000
900,000
1,064,000
1,195,000
1,359,000
1,859,000
A $41,000 Processor activation feature (fc #1605) must be purchased for each additional processor activated beyond the start-up processors.
The total price for a fully activated server is represented in the maximum column. See the CUoD upgrade section for additional detail.
Model 830 with Zero Interactive New Placements withdrawn 11/21/03

Zero 5250 Interactive Capability -- No Upgrades to Processor Features with 5250 Interactive; Requires V5R1 or higher
Model 830
$ 122,000
Processor Feature
#0153 (7350 Processor CPW, 0 IA CPW, 8w IStar)
* Maintenance Charge is ESA, not MMC for 24 x 7 service
118,000
240,000
1,616
P30
Model SB2 Multi-Tier Application Server
(no CUoD) -- Withdrawn from marketing December 3, 2002

While still available, this feature is no longer recommended. It is designed only for use as a transaction processor in a 3-tier environment. It
does not have sufficient disk capacity to support database capabilities. It cannot be upgraded to a larger iSeries model. iSeries Base
Processor features provide far more funtionality/growth.
Model SB2 - (Based on 830 8-way)
12 GB Main Storage, 34 GB Disk
275,000
1,610
P30
* System Purchase Price includes OS/400 Base License & Processor & Interactive Features.
12/03/02 show MMC. They are for 24 x 7 service. Add $110 maintenance for each additional Processor Feature Activation (#1605)
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Feature
Purchase
Price
System
Purchase
Price*
Monthly MMC
Maint.
Charge**
Software
Group
700,000
2,757
P40
890,000
1,050,000
1,265,000
1,560,000
2,060,000
3,130,000
3,193
3,193
3,193
3,193
3,193
3,193
P50
P50
P50
P50
P50
P50
1,190,000
4,227
P40
1,380,000
1,540,000
1,755,000
2,050,000
2,550,000
3,620,000
4,890,000
4,663
4,663
4,663
4,663
4,663
4,663
4,663
P50
P50
P50
P50
P50
P50
P50
1,473,000
4,650
P40
1,663,000
1,823,000
2,038,000
2,333,000
2,833,000
3,903,000
5,173,000
5,798,000
5,087
5,087
5,087
5,087
5,087
5,087
5,087
5,087
P50
P50
P50
P50
P50
P50
P50
P50
Processors
Start-Up
Maximum
Monthly MMC
or ESA Maint.
Charge (24x7)
Software
Group
Model 840 Non-CUoD processor features
$ 640,000
Processor Feature
#2418 (10000 CPW) w/d 12/3/02
Default Interactive Feature
#1540 (120 CPW)
$ 60,000
--190,000
350,000
565,000
860,000
1,360,000
2,430,000
Processor Feature
#2420 (16500 CPW) w/d 12/3/02
$ 550,000
--190,000
350,000
565,000
860,000
1,360,000
2,430,000
3,700,000
Processor Feature
#2461 (20,200 CPW) w/d 12/3/02
Optional 5250 Interactive Feature #1546 (10,000 CPW)
$ 833,000
--190,000
350,000
565,000
860,000
1,360,000
2,430,000
3,700,000
4,325,000
Model 840 CUoD-capable processor features

Feature
#2416 (8/12-way IStar, 7800 - 10000 cpw, 120 Int. cpw) w/d 12/3/02
- $190,000
- $350,000
Optional 5250 Interactive Feature #1543 (1050 CPW) - $565,000
Optional 5250 Interactive Feature #1545 (4550 CPW) - $1,360,000
#2352 (8/12-way SStar processor, 9000 to 12000 CPW, 120 Int. CPW)
- $190,000
- $350,000
#2417 (12/18-w IStar, 10000 - 13200 cpw, 120 Int. cpw) w/d 12/3/02
- $190,000
- $350,000
$ 640,000
830,000
990,000
1,205,000
1,500,000
2,000,000
$804,000
994,000
1,154,000
1,369,000
1,664,000
2,164,000
3,234,000
2,559*
2,995*
2,995*
2,995*
2,995*
2,995*
2,995*
P40
P50
P50
P50
P50
P50
P50
$ 686,000
876,000
1,036,000
1,251,000
1,546,000
2,046,000
$850,000
1,040,000
1,200,000
1,415,000
1,710,000
2,210,000
3,280,000
2,670*
3,052*
3,052*
3,052*
3,052*
3,052*
3,052*
P40
P50
P50
P50
P50
P50
P50
$ 805,000
995,000
1,155,000
1,370,000
1,665,000
2,165,000
3,235,000
$1,051,000
1,241,000
1,401,000
1,611,000
1,911,000
2,411,000
3,481,000
3,123*
3,559*
3,559*
3,559*
3,559*
3,559*
3,559*
P40
P50
P50
P50
P50
P50
P50
* Maintenance Charges are ESA or MMC depending on the date of withdrawal -- items withdrawn 11/21/03 show ESA, those withdrawn
12/03/02 show MMC -- Add MMC $120 maintenance for each additional Processor Feature Activation (#1604)
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Model 840 CUoD-capable processor features (cont.)

Processors
Feature
Start-Up
Maximum
#2353 (12/18-way SStar processor, 12000 to 16500 CPW , 120 Int. CPW) $ 950,000
$1,196,000
- $190,000
1,140,000
1,386,000
- $350,000
1,300,000
1,546,000
1,515,000
1,761,000
1,810,000
2,056,000
2,310,000
2,556,000
3,380,000
3,626,000
4,896,000
#2419 (18/24 IStar, 13200 - 16500 cpw, 120 Int. cpw) w/d 12/3/02
- $190,000
- $350,000
Monthly MMC
or ESA Maint.
Charge (24x7)
3,282*
3,665*
3,665*
3,665*
3,665*
3,665*
3,665*
3,665*
Software
Group
P40
P50
P50
P50
P50
P50
P50
P50
$ 1,050,000
1,240,000
1,400,000
1,615,000
1,910,000
2,410,000
3,480,000
$1,296,000
1,486,000
1,646,000
1,861,000
2,156,000
2,656,000
3,726,000
4,996,000
3,965*
4,401*
4,401*
4,401*
4,401*
4,401*
4,401*
4,401*
P40
P50
P50
P50
P50
P50
P50
P50
#2354 (18/24-way SStar processor, 16500 to 20200 CPW , 120 Int. CPW) $ 1,296,000
- $190,000
1,486,000
- $350,000
1,646,000
1,861,000
2,156,000
2,656,000
3,726,000
4,996,000
$1,542,000
1,732,000
1,892,000
2,107,000
2,402,000
2,902,000
3,972,000
5,242,000
5,867,000
4,223*
4,605*
4,605*
4,605*
4,605*
4,605*
4,605*
4,605*
4,605*
P40
P50
P50
P50
P50
P50
P50
P50
P50
Model 840 with Zero Interactive New Placements withdrawn 11/21/03

Zero 5250 Interactive Capability -- No Upgrades to Processor Features with 5250 Interactive; Requires V5R1 or higher
Model 840
$ 640,000
Processor Feature
#0158 (12000 Processor CPW, 0 IA CPW, 12w SStar)
#0159 (20200 Processor CPW, 0 IA CPW, 24w SStar)
0
375,000
640,000
1,015,000
2,767
3,767
P40
P40
Model SB3 Multi-Tier Application Servers
-- Withdrawn from marketing December 3, 2002

While still available, these features are no longer recommended. They are designed only for use as a transaction processor in a 3-tier
environment. They do not have sufficient disk capacities to support database capabilities. They cannot be upgraded to larger iSeries models.
iSeries Base Processor features provide far more funtionality/growth.
Model SB3 - (Based on 840 12-way) #2316 Processor - 16 GB Main Storage, 34 GB Disk
Model SB3 - (Based on 840 24-way) #2318 Processor - 24 GB Main Storage, 34 GB Disk
360,000
595,000
2,016
2,866
P40
P40
* System Purchase Price includes OS/400 Base License & Processor & Interactive Features
-- Add MMC $120 maintenance for each additional Processor Feature Activation (#1604)
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Model 890 with CUoD (original 890 features)
New Placements withdrawn 11/21/03
Monthly
Processors
MMC or ESA Maint. Software
Feature
Start-Up
Maximum Charge (24x7)
Group
#2487 (16/24-way POWER4 processor, 20000 to 29300 CPW, #1576 - 120 Int. CPW)
$ 1,620,000 $ 2,100,000
5,100*
P50
- $190,000
1,810,000
2,290,000
5,482*
P60
- $350,000
1,970,000
2,450,000
5,482*
P60
2,185,000
2,665,000
5,482*
P60
2,480,000
2,960,000
5,482*
P60
2,980,000
3,460,000
5,482*
P60
4,050,000
4,530,000
5,482*
P60
5,320,000
5,800,000
5,482*
P60
6,425,000
5,482*
P60
#2488 (24/32-way, POWER4 processor, 29300 to 37400 CPW, #1576 - 120 Int. CPW)
$ 2,200,000
- $190,000
2,390,000
- $350,000
2,550,000
2,765,000
3,060,000
3,560,000
4,630,000
5,900,000
6,525,000
$ 2,680,000
2,870,000
3,030,000
3,245,000
3,540,000
4,040,000
5,110,000
6,380,000
7,005,000
9,580,000
6,300*
6,682*
6,682*
6,682*
6,682*
6,682*
6,682*
6,682*
6,682*
6,682*
P50
P60
P60
P60
P60
P60
P60
P60
P60
P60
Model 890 with Zero Interactive (older features, no CoD) New Placements w/d 11/21/03
Zero 5250 Interactive Capability -- No Upgrades to Processor Features with 5250 Interactive; Requires V5R2
Model 890
$0
Processor Feature
#0197 (29300 Processor CPW, 0 IA CPW, 24w POWER4)
#0198 (37400 Processor CPW, 0 IA CPW, 32w POWER4)
1,380,000
1,750,000
1,380,000
1,750,000
5,900
7,100
P50
P50
12/03/02 show MMC -- Add $150 ESA maintenance for each additional Processor Feature Activation (#1610).
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Model 820 Upgrades into 520/550/570 Enterprise Editions

820 Upgrades withdrawn effective October 1, 2005
i5-520 Enterprise Editions
From
Procr.
Feature
820-2395
370 cpw
820-2435
600 cpw
820-2396
950 cpw
820-2436
1100 cpw
820-2397
2000 cpw
820-2437
2350 cpw
From
5250
Interactive
Feature
1521 35 cpw
1522 70 cpw
1523 120 cpw
1524 240 cpw
1521 35 cpw
1522 70 cpw
1523 120 cpw
1524 240 cpw
1521 35 cpw
1522 70 cpw
1523 120 cpw
1524 240 cpw
1525 560 cpw
1521 35 cpw
1522 70 cpw
1523 120 cpw
1524 240 cpw
1525 560 cpw
1521 35 cpw
1522 70 cpw
1523 120 cpw
1524 240 cpw
1525 560 cpw
1526 1050 cpw
1521 35 cpw
1522 70 cpw
1523 120 cpw
1524 240 cpw
1525 560 cpw
1526 1050 cpw
0902-7459
1000 cpw
uni P10
Sells for
$48,000
$ 28,200
26,200
21,000
19,000
28,200
26,200
21,000
19,000
0903-7453
2400 cpw
uni P10
Sells for
$103,000
$ 84,400
82,400
77,200
73,200
$ 80,800
78,800
73,600
69,600
$ 73,600
71,600
66,400
62,400
38,400
$ 73,600
71,600
66,400
62,400
38,400
0904-7455
3300 cpw
uni P20
Sells for
$149,000
$ 129,900
127,900
122,700
118,700
$ 126,300
124,300
119,100
115,100
$ 119,100
117,100
111,900
107,900
83,900
$ 119,100
117,100
111,900
107,900
83,900
$ 103,500
101,500
96,300
92,300
68,300
46,600
$ 103,500
101,500
96,300
92,300
68,300
46,600
0905-7457
6000 cpw
2-way P20
Sells for
$175,000
$ 155,300
153,300
148,100
144,100
$ 151,800
149,800
144,600
140,600
$ 144,600
142,600
137,400
133,400
109,400
$ 144,600
142,600
137,400
133,400
109,400
$ 129,000
127,000
121,800
117,800
93,800
72,100
$ 129,000
127,000
121,800
117,800
93,800
72,100
i5-550 Ent. Ed.
0915-7463
3300-12000 cpw
1/4-way P20
Sells for
$266,000
0919-7417 pre 0920-7470

0921-7495
0930-7491 post pre 9/30/04 post 8/31/04
3300-6000 cpw 6350-12000 cpw 2/4-way
1/2-way P30
P30 Sells for
Sells for
$495,000
$450,000
$300,000
$ 279,200
277.200
272,000
267,900
$ 275,700
273,700
268,500
264,400
$ 268,500 $ 462,300
$ 414,300
266,500
460,300
412,300
261,300
455,100
407,100
257,200
451,100
403,100
233,200
427,100
379,100
$ 268,500 $ 462,300
$ 414,300
266,500
460,300
412,300
261,300
455,100
407,100
257,200
451,100
403,100
233,200
427,100
379,100
$ 398,700
$ 252,900 $ 446,700
250,900
444,700
396,700
391,500
245,700
439,500
241,600
435,500
387,500
217,600
411,500
363,500
196,000
389,800
341,800
$ 398,700
$ 252,900 $ 446,700
250,900
444,700
396,700
391,500
245,700
439,500
241,600
435,500
387,500
217,600
411,500
363,500
196,000
389,800
341,800
$ 244,100
242,100
236,900
232,900
$ 240,600
238,600
233,400
229,400
$ 233,400
231,400
226,200
222,200
198,200
$ 233,400
231,400
226,200
222,200
198,200
$ 217,800
215,800
210,600
206,600
182,600
160,900
$ 217,800
215,800
210,600
206,600
182,600
160,900
Newer 820 Processor Features are in Bold type

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Model 820 Upgrades into 520/550/570 Enterprise Editions (cont.)

From
Procr.
Feature
820-2398
3200 cpw
820-2438
3700 cpw
From
5250
Interactive
Feature
0902-7459
1000 cpw
uni P10
Sells for
$48,000
0903-7453
2400 cpw
uni P10
Sells for
$103,000
0904-7455
3300 cpw
uni P20
Sells for
$149,000
0905-7457
6000 cpw
2-way P20
Sells for
$175,000
1521 35 cpw
1522 70 cpw
1523 120 cpw
1524 240 cpw
1525 560 cpw
1526 1050 cpw
1527 2000 cpw
1521 35 cpw
1522 70 cpw
1523 120 cpw
1524 240 cpw
1525 560 cpw
1526 1050 cpw
1527 2000 cpw
i5-550 Ent. Ed.
0915-7463
3300-12000 cpw
1/4-way P20
Sells for
$266,000
0919-7417 pre 0920-7470

0921-7495
0930-7491 post pre 9/30/04 post 8/31/04
3300-6000 cpw 6350-12000 cpw 2/4-way
1/2-way P30
P30 Sells for
Sells for
$495,000
$450,000
$300,000
$ 380,300
$ 234,500
$ 428,300
378,300
232,500
426,300
227,300
421,100
373,100
223,200
417,100
369,100
345,100
199,200
393,100
177,600
371.400
323.400
139,200
333,100
285,100
$ 235,900
$ 429,700
$ 381,700
233,900
427,700
379,700
228,700
422,500
374,500
370,500
224,600
418,500
200,600
394,500
346,500
324,800
179,000
372,800
334,500
286,500
140,600
$ 110,600
108,600
103,400
99,400
75,400
53,700
21,600
$ 112,000
110,000
104,800
100,800
76,800
55,100
23,000
$ 199,400
197,400
192,200
188,200
164,200
142,500
104,200
$ 200,800
198,800
193,600
189,600
165,600
143,900
105,600
Model 830 Upgrades into 520/550/570 Enterprise Editions

From
Procr.
Feature
From
5250 Interactive
Feature
830-2400
1531
70 cpw
1850 cpw 1532 120 cpw
1533 240 cpw
1534 560 cpw
1535 1050 cpw
i5-550 Ent. Ed.
0903-7453 0904-7455 0905-7457

2400 cpw 3300 cpw 6000 cpw
uni P10
uni P20 2-way P20
Sells for
Sells for
Sells for
$103,000 $149,000 $175,000
0915-7463
3300-12000 cpw
1/4-way P20
Sells for
$266,000
$ 103,600
98,600
89,400
80,600
48,400
$ 129,100
124,100
114,900
106,100
73,900
$ 200,900
196,900
186,700
177,900
145,700

0919-7417 pre
0930-7491 post
3300-6000 cpw
1/2-way P30
Sells for
$300,000
$ 236,000
231,000
221,800
213,000
180,700

IBM 1997 2008
0920-7470
0921-7495
pre 9/30/04
post 8/31/04
6350-12000 cpw 2/4-way
P30 Sells for
$495,000
$450,000
$ 429,800
424,800
415,600
406,800
374,600
$ 381,800
376,800
367,600
358,800
326,600
140
Model 830 Upgrades into 520/550/570 Enterprise Editions (cont.)

i5-550 Ent. Ed.
From
Procr.
Feature
From
5250 Interactive
Feature
830-2402
1531
4200 cpw 1532
1533
1534
1535
1536
830-2403
1531
7350 cpw 1532
1533
1534
1535
1536
1537
830-2349
1531
4200 -7350 1532
cpw 1533
4-8w IStar 1534
1535
1536
1537
70 cpw
120 cpw
240 cpw
560 cpw
1050 cpw
2000 cpw
70 cpw
120 cpw
240 cpw
560 cpw
1050 cpw
2000 cpw
4550 cpw
70 cpw
120 cpw
240 cpw
560 cpw
1050 cpw
2000 cpw
4550 cpw
0915-7463
3300-12000 cpw
2/4-way P20
Sells for
$266,000
$ 164,300
159,300
150,100
141,300
109,100
82,000
$ 119,300
114,300
105,100
96,300
64,100
37,000
21,600
$ 164,300
159,300
150,100
141,300
109,100
82,000
66,600
i5-595 Ent. Ed.
0919-7417 pre 0920-7470 0921-7495

0946-7497
0922-7472
0924-7474
0926-7476
0930-7491 post pre 9/30/04 post 8/31/04 15200-23500 25500-33400 36300-44700 24500-45500 cpw
8/163300-6000 cpw 6350-12000 cpw 2/4- cpw 5/8-way cpw 9/12-way cpw 13/16-way
way P50
1/2-way P30
Sells for
P40
P40
P40
way
Sells for
$1,369,000
Sells for
Sells for
Sells for
P30 Sells for
$300,000
$527,000
$835,000
$1,223,000
$495,000
$450,000
$ 393,200 $ 345,200
$ 199,400
$ 713,100
$ 413,100
388,200
340,200
194,400
408,100
708,200
379,000
331,000
185,200
398,900
699,000
322,200
176,400
370,200
690,200
390,100
290,000
144,100
338,000
357,800
657,900
117,100
310,900
262,900
330,800
630,900
$ 1,183,900
$ 348,200 $ 300,200
$ 368,100
$ 668,100
$ 1,047,500
1,178,900
343,200
295,200
363,100
663,200
1,042,500
334,000
286,000
1,169,700
353,900
654,000
1,033,300
1,160,900
325,200
277,200
1,024,500
345,100
645,200
293,000
245,000
1,128,700
312,800
612,900
992,300
1,101,600
265,900
217,900
285,800
585,900
965,200
152,900
200,900
1,036,600
900,200
220,800
520,900
$ 1,228,900
$ 199,400
$ 393,200 $ 345,200
$ 1,227,500
$ 413,100
$ 713,100
1,223,900
194,400
388,200
340,200
408,100
708,200
1,087,500
185,200
379,000
331,000
1,214,700
398,900
699,000
1,078,300
1,205,900
176,400
370,200
322,200
390,100
690,200
1,069,500
144,100
338,000
290,000
1,173,700
357,800
657,900
1,037,300
1,146,600
262,900
117,100
310,900
1,010,200
330,800
630,900
64,300
245,900
197,900
1,081,600
265,800
565,900
945,200

Notes: When upgrading, the "base" OS/400 licenses used by the 830 are replaced by a single i5/OS license for the i550 and i570 or four licenses for the i595.
These license changes were taken into account when the upgrade prices were determined. Therefore, additional i5/OS licenses may need to be purchased with the
upgrade.
When upgrading an 830-2349 to an i550/i570/i595 it is not necessary to pre-activate processors on the 830 prior to the upgrade. This is different from 830 to 825/870
upgrades.
When upgrading to an i550/i570/i595, each CUoD processor previously activated will contribute toward a single lower priced OS/400 activation on the i550/i570 as
shown in the table below:
Number of 830 Processor Activations
Price to Activate First OS/400 Feature on 550/570/595
0 -- Full Price
$45,000
1
$38,750
2
$27,500

IBM 1997 2008
3
$16,250
4
$5,000
141
Model 840 Upgrades into 570/595 Enterprise Edition

From Procr.
Feature
From
5250 Interactive
Feature
840-2418
1540
10000 cpw 1541
12-w IStar 1542
1543
1544
1545
1546
840-2416
1540
7800 -10000 cpw 1541
8-12-w IStar 1542
1543
1544
1545
1546
840-2352
1540
9000 -12000 cpw 1541
8-12-w SStar 1542
1543
1544
1545
1546
840-2417
1540
10000-13200
1541
cpw 1542
12-18-w IStar 1543
1544
1545
1546
840-2419
1540
13200-16500
1541
cpw 1542
18-24-w IStar 1543
1544
1545
1546
1547
840-2420
1540
16500 cpw 1541
24-w IStar 1542
1543
1544
1545
1546
1547
840-2353
1540
12000-16500
1541
cpw 1542
12-18-w SStar 1543
1544
1545
1546
1547
120 cpw
240 cpw
560 cpw
1050 cpw
2000 cpw
4550 cpw
10000 cpw
120 cpw
240 cpw
560 cpw
1050 cpw
2000 cpw
4550 cpw
10000 cpw
120 cpw
240 cpw
560 cpw
1050 cpw
2000 cpw
4550 cpw
10000 cpw
120 cpw
240 cpw
560 cpw
1050 cpw
2000 cpw
4550 cpw
10000 cpw
120 cpw
240 cpw
560 cpw
1050 cpw
2000 cpw
4550 cpw
10000 cpw
16500 cpw
120 cpw
240 cpw
560 cpw
1050 cpw
2000 cpw
4550 cpw
10000 cpw
16500 cpw
120 cpw
240 cpw
560 cpw
1050 cpw
2000 cpw
4550 cpw
10000 cpw
16500 cpw
0922-7472
0924-7474
0926-7476
0946-7497
15200-23500 25500-33400
36300-44700
24500-45500
cpw 5/8-way cpw 9/12-way cpw 13/16-way cpw 8/16-way
P40 Sells for P40 Sells for P40 Sells for
P50 Sells for
$527,000
$835,000
$1,223,000
$1,369,000
$ 335,400
$ 635,500
$ 1,014,800
$ 1,151,200
325,900
626,000
1,005,300
1,141,700
617,200
996,500
1,132,900
317,100
1,100,700
284,800
584,900
964,300
257,800
557,900
937,200
1,073,600
1,008,600
192,800
498,900
872,200
141,400
353,800
733,100
869,500
$ 314,600
$ 614,700
$ 996,000
$ 1,130,400
1,120,900
305,100
605,200
984,500
975,700
296,300
596,400
1,112,100
1,079,900
933,500
264,000
564,100
237,000
537,100
916,400
1,052,800
987,800
851,400
172,000
472,100
433,000
712,300
120,600
848,700
$ 338,200
$ 638,300
$ 1,017,600
$ 1,154,000
1,144,500
328,700
633,800
1,008,100
319,900
620,000
999,300
1,135,700
1,103,500
587,700
967,100
287,600
260,600
560,700
940,000
1,076,400
1,011,400
195,600
495,700
875,000
144,200
356,600
735,900
872,300
$ 265,200
$ 565,300
$ 944,600
$ 1,081,000
1,071,500
255,700
555,800
935,100
246,900
547,000
926,300
1,062,700
1,030,500
894,100
214,600
514,700
187,600
487,700
867,000
1,003,400
938,400
802,000
122,600
422,700
283,600
662,900
71,200
799,300
$ 516,300
$ 895,600
$ 1,032,000
1,022,500
506,800
886,100
1,013,700
498,000
877,300
981,500
465,700
845,100
954,400
438,700
818,000
889,400
473,700
753,000
234,600
613,900
750,300
585,200
69,500
448,800
$ 537,500
$ 916,800
$ 1,053,200
1,043,700
528,000
907,300
519,200
898,500
1,034,900
1,002,700
486,900
866,300
459,900
839,200
975,600
910,600
394,900
774,200
245,800
635,100
771,500
606,400
90,700
570,000
$ 285,400
$ 585,500
$ 964,800
$ 1,101,200
275,900
576,000
955,300
1,091,700
267,100
567,200
946,500
1,082,900
234,800
534,900
914,300
1,050,700
207,800
507,900
887,200
1,023,600
142,800
442,900
822,200
958,600
91,400
303,800
783,100
819,500
91,400
222,500
518,000
654,400

IBM 1997 2008
0947-7499
46000-85000 cpw
16-32-way
P50 Sells for
$1,683,000
$ 1,326,400
1,316,900
1,308,100
1,275,800
1,248,800
1,183,800
1,044,700
879,600
$ 1,347,600
1,338,100
1,329,300
1,297,000
1,270,000
1,205,000
1,065,900
900,800
$ 1,395,600
1,386,100
1,377,300
1,345,000
1,318,000
1,253,000
1,113,900
948,800
142
Model 840 Upgrades into 570/595 Enterprise Edition (cont.)

From Procr.
Feature
840-2461
20200 cpw
24-w SStar
840-2354
16500-20200 cpw
18-24-w SStar
From
5250 Interactive
Feature
1540
1541
1542
1543
1544
1545
1546
1547
1548
1540
1541
1542
1543
1544
1545
1546
1547
1548
120 cpw
240 cpw
560 cpw
1050 cpw
2000 cpw
4550 cpw
10000 cpw
16500 cpw
20200 cpw
120 cpw
240 cpw
560 cpw
1050 cpw
2000 cpw
4550 cpw
10000 cpw
16500 cpw
20200 cpw
0922-7472
0924-7474
0926-7476
0946-7497
0947-7499
15200-23500 25500-33400
36300-44700
24500-45500 46000-85000 cpw
cpw 5/8-way cpw 9/12-way cpw 13/16-way cpw 8/16-way
16/32-way
P40 Sells for P40 Sells for P40 Sells for P50 Sells for
P50 Sells for
$527,000
$835,000
$1,223,000
$1,369,000
$1,683,000
$ 480,900
$ 860,200
$ 996,600
$ 1,291,000
471,400
850,700
1,281,500
987,100
978,300
462,600
841,900
1,272,700
946,100
430,300
809,700
1,240,400
403,300
782,600
919,000
1,213,400
854,000
338,300
717,600
1,148,400
199,200
578,500
714,900
1,009,300
549,800
117,900
413,400
844,200
117,900
332,200
468,600
762,900
$ 516,300
$ 995,600
$ 1,032,000
$ 1,326,400
1,022,500
506,800
986,100
1,316,900
1,013,700
498,000
977,300
1,308,100
1981,500
465,700
855,100
1,275,800
954,400
438,700
818,000
1,248,800
889,400
373,700
753,000
1,183,800
750,300
234,600
613,900
1,044,700
585,200
153,300
403,800
879,600
504,000
153,300
367,600
798,300

Notes: When upgrading, the "base" OS/400 licenses used by the 840 are replaced by a single i5/OS
license for the i570 or four licenses for the i595. These license changes were taken into account when the
upgrade prices were determined. Therefore, additional i5/OS licenses may need to be purchased with the
upgrade.
When upgrading an 840 to an i5-570/595 it is not necessary to pre-activate processors on the 840 prior to
the upgrade. This is different from 840 to 870/890 upgrades.
When upgrading to an i570/595, each CUoD processor previously activated will contribute toward a single
lower priced OS/400 activation on the i570/595 as shown in the table below:
Number of 840 Processor Activations
Price to Activate First OS/400 Feature on 570/595
0 -- Full Price
$45,000
1
$38,750
2
$27,500
3
$16,250

IBM 1997 2008
4
$5,000
143
820/830/840 Upgrades into ^ i5 Standard Edition Features

820/830/840 Upgrades withdrawn effective October 1, 2005
i5-550
Std.
From
Processor
Feature
820-0150
P20 1100 cpw
820-0151
P20 2350 cpw
820-0152
P30 3700 cpw
i5-570 Standard Editions
0915-7462
3300-12000
cpw 1/4way P20
Sells for
$74,000
0919-7488 pre 0920-7469 pre 0922-7471

0930-7490 post 0921-7494 post
152003300-6000 cpw 6350-12000 cpw 23500 cpw
1/2-way P30
2/4-way P30
5-8-way
Sells for $71,000
Sells for
P40
Sells for
(both pre & post) $127,000 pre
$82,000 post
$141,000
66,000
$67,100 pre
$64,100 post
63,200
$64,300 pre
$61,300 post
58,000
$59,100 pre
$56,100 post
830-0153
7350 cpw
P30
$22,000
840-0158
12000 cpw
840-0159
20200 cpw
P40 Upgrades from 840 models are
i5-595 Standard Editions
0924-7473
2550033400 cpw
9/12-way
P40
Sells for
$204,000
0926-7475
3630044700 cpw
13/16-way
P40
Sells for
$269,000
0946-7496
2450045500 cpw
8/16-way
P50
Sells for
$603,000
0947-7498
0952-7984
8600046000-85000
cpw 16/32- 165000 cpw
32/64-way
way
P50
P50
Sells for
Sells for
$896,000
$1,454,000
$79,200 pre Upgrades from 830 models are discontinued effective October 1, 2005
$29,200 post
$131,100
discontinued effective October 1, 2005

P40
94,900
Notes: When upgrading, the "base" OS/400 licenses on the 830/840 are replaced by a single i5/OS license for the i550 and i570
or four licenses for the i595. These license changes were taken into account when the upgrade prices were determined.
Therefore, additional i5/OS licenses may need to be purchased with the upgrade.

IBM 1997 2008
144
Earlier Domino (DSD) processor features to i5 Standard Edition

Withdrawn October 1, 2005 -- There are no upgrades from 270 DSD processor features into the new
product line, and 820 DSD processor features can only upgrade to an i550/i570 Standard Edtion.
i5-550 Std. Ed.

From
Processor
Feature
i5-570 Standard Editions Note: While it may appear that there are no upgrades out of
0915-7462
0930-7490
0920-7469
3300-12000 cpw 3300-6000 cpw 6350-11700 cpw
P30
P30
P20
Sells for
Sells for
Sells for
$74,000
$71,000
$82,000
the 810/825 Domino editions, this is NOT the case. In reality,

the processor and edition features in a Domino edition are
identical to those in the standard editions. (The feature that
set them apart was the server feature). Therefore, to
upgrade an 810/825 that included the Domino Server Feature,
merely use the Standard Edition to Standard Edition table
(shown above).
For upgrades prior to August 31, 2004, the upgrade will be to a

570 - 0919-7488 and the prices will be $3,000 higher. See
pages 5 & 6 for explanation of differences.
820-2425
820-2456
820-2426
820-2457
820-2427
820-2458
* NOTE: If you
$67,600*
$65,700*
$67,900*
$64,800*
$66,200*
$64,000*
$65,700
$66,000
$64,300
$63,800
$62,900
$62,100
qualify, consider purchasing an i550 Domino edition for $56,000 instead of upgrading.
Earlier Domino (DSD) processor features to 825 Standard Edition

Withdrawn October 1, 2005 There are no upgrades from 270 DSD processor features into the new
product line, and 820 DSD processor features can only upgrade to an 825 Standard Edtion.
From Procr.
Feature
820-2425 2570 mcu
820-2456 3110 mcu
820-2426 5610 mcu
820-2457 6600 mcu
820-2427 9890 mcu
820-2458 11810 mcu
100 cpw
120 cpw
200 cpw
240 cpw
300 cpw
360 cpw
825-2473
3600-6600 cpw
Std. Edition
$80,000*
$72,800
$73,400
$69,700
$68,700
$66,800
$65,200
825 with 4 active processors provides 11600 mcu

825 with 6 active processors provides 17400 mcu
Plus Processor Activations ($50,000 each with OS/400, $5,000 each if Linux will be used for non
Domino applications)
Model i825 uses P30 Software Tier

IBM 1997 2008
145
Upgrade Prices into 810/825/870/890

Earlier iSeries Base Processor Features to 825/870/890 Standard Edition
820/830/840 Upgrades withdrawn October 1, 2005
There are no upgrades from Base processor features into the 810.
820-0150
820-0151
820-0152
1100 cpw
2350 cpw
3700 cpw
$69,600
$63,700
$61,000
$223,000
$200,000
--$303,000
$300,000
------
890-2498
29300 37400 cpw
Std. Edition
Price for New
$1,230,000**
*
-------
830-0153
7350 cpw
---
$215,000
$295,000
$73,500
---
840-0158 12000 cpw

840-0159 20200 cpw
-----
$256,000
---
$696,000
$457,000
-----
From Processor
Feature
825-2473
3600-6600 cpw
Std. Edition
Price for New
$80,000*
870-2489
7700 11500 cpw
Std. Edition
Price for New
$230,000**
870-2486
11500 20000 cpw
Std. Edition
Price for New
$310,000**
890-2497
20000 29300 cpw
Std. Edition
Price for New
$750,000***
Plus Processor Activations ($50,000 each with OS/400, $5,000 each if Linux will be used)
**

820 Upgrades withdrawn Effective October 1, 2005
From Procr.
Feature
From
5250 Interactive Feature
820-2395
370 cpw
1521
1522
1523
1524
1521
1522
1523
1524
1521
1522
1523
1524
1525
1521
1522
1523
1524
1525
820-2435
600 cpw
820-2396
950 cpw
820-2436
1100 cpw
35 cpw
70 cpw
120 cpw
240 cpw
35 cpw
70 cpw
120 cpw
240 cpw
35 cpw
70 cpw
120 cpw
240 cpw
560 cpw
35 cpw
70 cpw
120 cpw
240 cpw
560 cpw
810-2465
750 cpw
Ent. Edition
Sells for
$50,000
$ 30,000
$ 27,600
$ 23,000
$ 22,000
$ 30,000
$ 27,600
$ 23,000
$ 22,000
810-2466
1020 cpw
Ent. Edition
Sells for $60,000
$ 39,700
37,700
33,200
31,700
$ 34,100
32,100
27,600
26,100
---------------------
810-2467
1470 cpw
Ent. Edition
Sells for
$80,000
$ 59,300
57,300
52,300
49,300
$ 53,800
51,800
46,800
43,800
$ 48,800
46,800
41,800
38,800
30,000
$ 48,800
46,800
41,800
38,800
30,000

IBM 1997 2008
810-2469
2700 cpw
Ent. Edition
Sells for
$150,000
$ 129,000
127,000
121,000
118,000
$ 125,500
123,500
117,500
114,500
$ 118,500
116,500
110,500
107,500
68,500
$ 118,600
116,600
110,600
107,600
68,600
825-2473
3600-6600 cpw
Ent. Edition
Sells for
$330,000*
$ 315,500
$ 304,300
$ 283,500
$ 253,500
$ 308,000
$ 296,800
$ 276,000
$ 246,000
$ 293,000
281,800
261,000
231,000
167,000
$ 293,100
281,900
261,100
231,100
167,100
146
Model 820 Upgrades (cont.) into 810/825/870 Enterprise Edition

820 Upgrades withdrawn Effective October 1, 2005
From
Procr.
Feature
820-2397
2000 cpw
820-2437
2350 cpw
820-2398
3200 cpw
820-2438
3700 cpw
From
5250 Interactive
Feature
1521
1522
1523
1524
1525
1526
1521
1522
1523
1524
1525
1526
1521
1522
1523
1524
1525
1526
1527
1521
1522
1523
1524
1525
1526
1527
35 cpw
70 cpw
120 cpw
240 cpw
560 cpw
1050 cpw
35 cpw
70 cpw
120 cpw
240 cpw
560 cpw
1050 cpw
35 cpw
70 cpw
120 cpw
240 cpw
560 cpw
1050 cpw
2000 cpw
35 cpw
70 cpw
120 cpw
240 cpw
560 cpw
1050 cpw
2000 cpw
No upgrades to
810-2466
(1020 cpw)
or 810-2467
(1470 cpw)
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
810-2469
2700 cpw
Ent. Edition
Price for
New
$150,000
$ 104,000
102,000
96,000
93,000
54,000
47,000
$ 104,100
102,100
96,100
93,100
54,100
47,100
-----------------------------
825-2473
3600 - 6600 cpw
Ent. Edition Price for
New
$330,000*
$ 260,500
249,300
228,500
198,500
134,500
83,500
$ 260,600
249,400
228,600
198,600
134,600
83,600
$ 260,400
249,200
228,400
198,400
134,400
83,400
83,400
$ 260,400
249,200
228,400
198,400
134,400
83,400
83,400
870-2489
7700 - 11500
cpw
Ent. Edition
Price for New
$600,000**
$ 547,300
545,100
543,300
537,300
513,300
451,300
$ 547,400
545,200
540,400
537,400
513,400
451,400
$ 528,300
526,100
521,300
518,300
494,300
432,300
412,300
$ 531,300
529,100
524,300
521,300
497,300
435,300
415,300
870-2486
11500 20000 cpw
Ent. Edition
Price New
$900,000**
$ 847,200
845,000
840,200
837,200
813,200
770,200
$ 847,300
845,100
840,300
847,300
813,300
770,300
$ 828,200
826,000
821,200
818,200
794,200
751,200
728,200
$ 831,200
829,000
824,200
821,200
797,200
754,200
731,200

* Plus Processor Activations ($50,000 each with OS/400, $5,000 each if Linux will be used)
** Plus Processor Activations ($55,000 each with OS/400, $10,000 each if Linux will be used)

IBM 1997 2008
147
Model 825 Upgrades into 825/870

Upgrades from 825 into 870 withdrawn from Marketing Effective Oct. 1, 2005
From Procr.
Feature
825-2473-7416
Standard Edition
or Domino Edition
3600-6600 cpw
Purch. $230,000
with 6600 cpw all
using OS/400
825-2473-7418
Enterprise Edition
3600-6600 cpw
Purch. $480,000
with 6600 cpw all
using OS/400
825-2473-7418
3600-6600 cpw
Ent. Edition
Price for New
$330,000*
870-2489
7700 11500 cpw
Std. Edition
Price for New
$230,000**
$ 250,000
870-2489
7700 11500 cpw
Ent. Edition
Price for New
$600,000**
$ 135,000
870-2486
11500 20000 cpw
Std Edition
Price for New
$310,000**
870-2486
11500 20000 cpw
Ent. Edition
Price for New
$900,000**
$ 215,000
Withdrawn
June 1, 2006
---
---
$ 145,000
---
$ 445,000

Upgrade prices into 870 assume all (6) processors have already been activated on the 825. For each 825
processor feature that has not previously been activated, add $50,000 if OS/400 will be used or $20,000 if Linux
will be used. Additional processor activations not required for Standard Edition to Enterprise Edition upgrade
within 825.
Upgrades from Standard Edition to Enterprise Edition do NOT include SW and other Enterprise Edition features in
the price. Primary value is the addition of maximum 5250 OLTP CPW.
* Plus Processor Activations ($50,000 each with OS/400, $5,000 each if Linux will be used)

IBM 1997 2008
148
Model 830 Upgrades into 825/870/890 Enterprise Edition

830 Upgrades are withdrawn Effective October 1, 2005
From
Procr.
Feature
830-2400
1850 cpw
830-2402
4200 cpw
830-2403
7350 cpw
830-2349H
7350
max. cpw
4-8w IStar
The H****
Signifies all
processors
have been
activated
825-2473
3600-6600cpw
From
Ent. Edition
5250 Interactive
Price
for New*
Feature
$330,000
1531
1532
1533
1534
1535
1531
1532
1533
1534
1535
1536
1531
1532
1533
1534
1535
1536
1537
1531
1532
1533
1534
1535
1536
1537
70 cpw
120 cpw
240 cpw
560 cpw
1050 cpw
70 cpw
120 cpw
240 cpw
560 cpw
1050 cpw
2000 cpw
70 cpw
120 cpw
240 cpw
560 cpw
1050 cpw
2000 cpw
4550 cpw
70 cpw
120 cpw
240 cpw
560 cpw
1050 cpw
2000 cpw
4550 cpw
$ 274,400
228,400
198,400
134,400
83,400
$ 274,400
228,400
198,400
134,400
83,400
83,400
--------------$ 274,400
$ 228,400
$ 198,400
$ 134,400
$ 83,400
$ 83,400
$ 83,400
870-2489
7700 11500 cpw
Ent. Edition
Price for
New**
$600,000
$ 531,800
525,800
515,800
507,800
421,800
$ 492,800
486,800
476,800
468,800
382,800
362,800
$ 398,300
392,300
382,300
374,300
288,300
268,300
268,300
$ 425,100
419,100
409,100
401,100
315,100
295,100
295,100
870-2486
11500 20000cpw
Ent. Edition
Price for
New**
$900,000
----------$ 792,700
786,700
776,700
769,700
721,700
678,700
$ 698,200
692,200
682,200
675,200
627,200
584,200
434,200
$ 725,000
719,000
709,000
702,000
654,000
611,000
461,000
890-2497
20000 29300cpw
Ent. Edition
Price for
New***
$1,560,000
----------$ 1,417,300
1,411,300
1,401,300
1,394,300
1,361,300
1,333,300
$ 1,377,800
1,371,800
1,361,800
1,354,800
1,321,800
1,293,800
1,211,800
$ 1,404,600
1,398,600
1,388,600
1,381,600
1,348,600
1,320,600
1,238,600
890-2498
29300 37400 cpw
Ent. Edition Price
for New***
$2,140,000
--------------------$ 1,958,000
1,952,000
1,942,000
1,935,000
1,895,000
1,787,000
1,741,000
$ 1,984,800
1,978,800
1,968,800
1,961,800
1,921,800
1,813,800
1,767,800

*
**
**** Upgrade prices from CUoD model 830 into 825/870/890 require that all (8) processors have already
been activated on the 830. For each 830 processor feature that has not previously been activated, add
$41,000 to these prices. Minimum cpw on 830-2349 with only 4 processors activated is 4200. When
upgrading an 830-2349 with less than 8 processors activated to an 825, check with pricing for guidance.

IBM 1997 2008
149

From Procr.
Feature
840-2418
10000 cpw
12-w IStar
840-2416H
10000 cpw
8-12-w IStar The H*** signifies all
processors are activated
840-2352H
12000 cpw
8-12-w SStar The H*** signifies all
840-2417H
13200 cpw
840-2419H
16500 cpw
From
5250 Interactive
Feature
1540
1541
1542
1543
1544
1545
1546
1540
1541
1542
1543
1544
1545
1546
1540
1541
1542
1543
1544
1545
1546
1540
1541
1542
1543
1544
1545
1546
1540
1541
1542
1543
1544
1545
1546
1547
120 cpw
240 cpw
560 cpw
1050 cpw
2000 cpw
4550 cpw
10000 cpw
120 cpw
240 cpw
560 cpw
1050 cpw
2000 cpw
4550 cpw
10000 cpw
120 cpw
240 cpw
560 cpw
1050 cpw
2000 cpw
4550 cpw
10000 cpw
120 cpw
240 cpw
560 cpw
1050 cpw
2000 cpw
4550 cpw
10000 cpw
120 cpw
240 cpw
560 cpw
1050 cpw
2000 cpw
4550 cpw
10000 cpw
16500 cpw
870-2486
11500-20000
cpw
Ent. Edition
Price for New
$900,000*
$ 694,800
687,800
680,800
646,800
575,800
400,800
388,800
$ 654,300
6477,300
640,300
606,300
535,300
360,300
348,300
$ 633,400
626,400
619,400
585,400
514,400
339,400
327,400
$ 633,500
626,500
619,500
585,500
514,500
339,500
327,500
-----------------
890-2497
20000-29300
cpw
Ent. Edition
Price for New
$1,560,000**
$ 1,339,400
1,329,400
1,321,400
1,288,400
1,240,400
1,163,400
1,163,400
$ 1,298,900
1,288,900
1,280,900
1,247,900
1,199,900
1,122,900
1,122,900
$ 1,278,000
1,268,000
1,260,000
1,227,000
1,179,000
1,102,000
1,102,000
$ 1,197,400
1,187,400
1,179,400
1,146,400
1,098,400
1,021,400
1,021,400
$ 1,095,400
1,085,400
1,077,400
1,044,400
996,400
919,400
919,400
919,400
890-2498
29300-37400
cpw
Ent. Edition
Price for New
$2,140,000**
$ 1,919,600
1,909,600
1,901,600
1,868,600
1,809,600
1,692,600
1,692,600
$ 1,879,100
1,869,100
1,861,100
1,828,100
1,769,100
1,652,100
1,652,100
$ 1,858,200
1,848,200
1,840,200
1,807,200
1,748,200
1,631,200
1,631,200
$ 1,777,600
1,767,600
1,759,600
1,726,600
1,667,600
1,550,600
1,550,600
$ 1,675,600
1,665,600
1,657,600
1,624,600
1,565,600
1,448,600
1,448,600
1,448,600

*
*** When upgrading from a CUoD model 840 to an 870/890 all processor features on the 840 must first be
permanently activated. The prices shown assume all processors have already been activated on the
840. For each 840 processor feature that has not previously been activated, add $41,000 to these
prices.

IBM 1997 2008
150
Model 840 Upgrades into 890 Enterprise Edition (cont.)

From Procr.
Feature
840-2420
16500 cpw
24-w IStar
840-2353H
16500 cpw
12-18-wSStar The H*** signifies all
840-2461
20200 cpw
24-w SStar
840-2354H
20200 cpw
18-24-wSStar The H*** signifies all
From
5250 Interactive
Feature
1540
1541
1542
1543
1544
1545
1546
1547
1540
1541
1542
1543
1544
1545
1546
1547
1540
1541
1542
1543
1544
1545
1546
1547
1548
1540
1541
1542
1543
1544
1545
1546
1547
1548
120 cpw
240 cpw
560 cpw
1050 cpw
2000 cpw
4550 cpw
10000 cpw
16500 cpw
120 cpw
240 cpw
560 cpw
1050 cpw
2000 cpw
4550 cpw
10000 cpw
16500 cpw
120 cpw
240 cpw
560 cpw
1050 cpw
2000 cpw
4550 cpw
10000 cpw
16500 cpw
20200 cpw
120 cpw
240 cpw
560 cpw
1050 cpw
2000 cpw
4550 cpw
10000 cpw
16500 cpw
20200 cpw
870-2486
11500-20000
cpw
Ent. Edition
Price for New
$900,000**
---------------------------------------------------------------------
890-2497
20000-29300
cpw
Ent. Edition
Price for New
$1,560,000***
$ 1,136,300
1,126,300
1,118,300
1,085,300
1,037,300
960,300
960,300
960,300
$ 1,136,200
1,126,200
1,118,200
1,085,200
1,037,200
960,200
960,200
960,200
------------------$ 992,700
982,700
974,700
941,700
893,700
816,700
816,700
816,700
816,700
890-2498
29300-37400
cpw
Ent. Edition
Price for New
$2,140,000***
$ 1,716,500
1,706,500
1,698,500
1,665,500
1,606,500
1,489,500
1,489,500
1,489,500
$ 1,716,400
1,706,400
1,698,400
1,665,400
1,606,400
1,489,400
1,489,400
1,489,400
$ 1,601,300
1,591,300
1,583,300
1,550,300
1,491,300
1,374,300
1,374,300
1,374,300
1,374,300
$ 1,572,900
1,562,900
1,554,900
1,521,900
1,462,900
1,345,900
1,345,900
1,345,900
1,345,900

*
*** When upgrading from a CUoD model 840 to an 870/890 all processor features on the 840 must first be
permanently activated. The prices shown assume all processors have already been activated on the
840. For each 840 processor feature that has not previously been activated, add $41,000 to these
prices.

IBM 1997 2008
151
Model 870 Upgrades into Model 890

Withdrawn from Marketing Effective Oct. 1, 2005
Previous features to New Standard/Enterprise Edition Features and
From Procr.
Feature
870-2489-7431
Std. Edn. 11500 cpw
w/8 procs active
$395,000
870-2489-7433
Ent. Edn. 11500 cpw
w/8 procs active
$755,000
870-2486-7419
Std. Edn. 20000 cpw
w/16 procs active
$750,000
870-2486-7421
Ent. Edn. 20000 cpw
w/16 procs active
$1,230,000
From 5250
Interactive
Feature
(if applicable)
890-2498
29300-37400 cpw
890-2497
20000-29300 cpw
7422
Std. Editn.
Price for New
$750,000*
7424
Ent. Editn
Price for New
$1,560,000*
Not
Applicable
$ 370,500
---
$ 835,000
---
Not
Applicable
---
$ 810,500
---
$ 1,375,000
Not
Applicable
$ 78,000
---
$ 480,000
---
Not
Applicable
7425
Std. Editn.
Price for New
$1,230,000*
$ 238,000
---

IBM 1997 2008
7427
Ent. Editn.
Price for New
$2,140,000*
$ 800,000
---
152
Model 270
5250 Interactive
Feature
Price
System
Purchase
Price*
Monthly MMC
or ESA Maint.
Charge**
Software
Group
#2248 (150 Processor CPW, 25 IA CPW) w/d 11/21/03
$ 6,800
6,800
119
P05
#2250 with #1516 (370 Processor CPW, 0 IA CPW)

19,500
8,000
27,500
192
286
P10
P10
#2431 with #1518 (465 Processor CPW, 30 IA CPW) w/d 11/21/03
19,500
27,500
320
P10

32,300
20,000
52,300
314
468
P10
P10
#2432 with #1516 (1070 Processor CPW, 0 IA CPW, Uni SStar) w/d 11/21/03
32,300
10,700
43,000
276
413
P10
P10

52,500
43,000
95,500
541
707
P20
P20
#2434 with #1516 (2350 Processor CPW, 0 IA CPW, 2w SStar) w/d 11/21/03
52,500
26,500
79,000
493
639
P20
P20
Processor Feature
w/d 12/03/02
w/d 12/03/02
w/d 12/03/02
w/d 12/03/02
12/03/02 show MMC
Model 270 DSD

A Model 270 with a Domino Processor Feature can only be upgraded within the Model 270 to other Domino
Processor Features.
Model 270 - Dedicated Server for Domino
$ 4,000
100
Processor Feature
#2422 (50 Processor CPW, 0 IA CPW, 1600 MCU) w/d eff. 12/3/02
#2452 (100 Processor CPW, 0 IA CPW, 3070 MCU) w/d 11/21/03
#2454 (240 Processor CPW, 0 IA CPW, 6660 MCU) w/d 11/21/03
2,000
6,000
5,000
13,000
15,500
6,000
10,000
9,000
17,000
19,500
192
209
201
281
268
P05
P05
P05
P10
P10
12/03/02 show MMC
Model 270 Upgrade into 810 Enterprise Edition

810-2469-7430
2700 cpw -- Enterprise Edition
Price for New $230,000
270-2434-1520 (2350/70 CPW)
$126,340
Withdrawn eff. 10/01/05

New 520 is more cost-effective
than upgrade to 810
Via Upgrade of proc. Feature, &
Purchase of Enterprise Feature

IBM 1997 2008
153
iSeries Model 250 -- Including Vertical Upgrade and Features

Withdrawn October 1, 2004
Purchase
Price
Model 250
Processor Feature #2295 (50/15 CPW) w/d 07/02/02
Processor Feature #2296 (75/20 CPW) w/d 07/02/02
Entry Package
#0297 (50/15 CPW) w/d 10/01/04
Growth Package #0298 (75/20 CPW) w/d 10/01/04
$ 3,700
$ 3,700
$ 7,300
$ 4,800
$ 8,300
Total
System Monthly
Purchase ESA Maint.
Price*
Charge
7,400
11,000
8,500
12,000
81
89
81
90
(* System Purchase price includes model and processor/package price combined)
Model 250, with the various processors/packages comes with the following standard features for no additional charge:
256 MB Main Storage Memory, 8.58 GB Disk Unit (on 2295/2296) or Two 17.54 GB disks (on 0297/0298), Multifunction I/O
Processor, PCI Disk Controller, PCI 100/10 Mbps Ethernet IOA (0297/0298), PCI WAN Twinax IOA (0297/0298), PCI 2-Line WAN IOA with
modem Adapter, CD-ROM, OS/400 V5R1, Query for iSeries, DB2 Query and SQL Development Kit for iSeries, and iSeries
Access Family
Note: older 2295/2296 features have different package details
Model 250 Vertical Upgrade

From:
To:
2296 (70/20 CPW)
2295 (50/15 CPW) w/d eff. 07/02/02
$3,600
Model 250 Features

Optional Features
Purchase Monthly
Price ESA Maint.
Purchase
Price
Expansion
7102 PCI Sys. Expan. Uni w/d 07/02/02
3,000
Memory Features
3022 128 MB Main Storage
3024 256 MB Main Storage
553
829
PCI High Speed IOP's

2718
2729
2763
2748
2824
2866
2861
2862
2867
0325
1700
PCI Magnetic Media Contr.

900
PCI External Tape Contr. w/d 07/02/02 1,300
PCI Raid Disk Contr w/d new ord.11/21/033,000
PCI Raid Disk Contr
6,000
LAN/WAN/Wkstn IOP w/d 11/21/03
1,800
PCI Integrated Netfinity Server
1,500
32MB INS Memory w/d 12/28/01
125
128 MB INS Memory w/d 12/28/01
50
256 MB INS Memory
1,250
Extension Cables for NT w/d 5/8/07
110
Keyboard/Mouse for NT w/d 6/01/06
90
Communications
2720
2723
2724
2745
2750
2751
2761
2815
2816
2818
PCI WAN/Twinaxial IOA

750
Ethernet IOA w/d 12/28/01
840
16/4 Mbps Token Ring IOA w/d 7/31/01 840
2-Line WAN IOA w/d 10/01/04 use #2742 425
ISDN BRI U IOA w/d 09/11/01
3,900
ISDN BRI S/T IOA w/d 09/11/01
3,800
PCI Integ. Analg Modm w/d 7/2/02
3,400
155 Mbps UTP OC3 ATM w/d 05/31/01 1,600
155 Mbps MMF ATM w/d 12/28/01
1,600
155 Mbps SCF OC3 ATM w/d 05/31/01 3,200
62
Monthly
Maint.
59
Disk Features
6813
6817
6818
6824
6831
8917
8918
8924
8.58 GB Disk 7200 rpm w/d 01/31/01 1,650

8.58 GB 10K Disk w/d 12/03/02
1,400
17.54 GB Disk - 10K rpm w/d eff 09/01/04 1,000
17.54 GB Disk 7200 rpm w/d 01/31/01 3,000
1.6 GB Read Cache w/d 03/01/02
37,000
Opt. Base 8 GB 10K w/d 07/02/02
0
Opt. Base 17GB 10K w/d 07/02/02
610
Opt Base 17.54 GB 7200 w/d 01/31/01 1,350
Cables
0348
0349
0353
0354
0355
0356
0358
0359
0360
0365
0367
0381
V.24/ EIA232 20-Ft PCI Cable

125
V.24/ EIA232 50- Ft PCI Cable
175
125
175
V.35 80-Ft PCI Cable w/d 07/31/00
200
V.36 20-Ft PCI Cable w/d 1/31/08
125
V.36 150-Ft PCI Cable w/d 07/31/00
275
X.21 20-Ft PCI Cable
375
X.21 50-Ft PCI Cable
175
V.24/ EIA232 80-Ft PCI Cbl w/d eff. 12/03/02 200
Ops Console PCI Cable
125
Remote Ctrl Pnl Cable w/d 07/02/02
125
Other
0398
2746
4801
5006
6381
6382
6383
6386
Ops. Console Pkg. w/d 07/02/02

225
PCI TwinAxial Workstn IOA w/d 10/01/04 750
PCI Cyrpto Coprocessor
5,000
Bkup Tape Preld SW w/d 06/30/01
257
2.5GB QIC Tape w/d 12/29/00
1,000
4 GB QIC Tape w/d 12/3/02
1,300
3,900
5,000

IBM 1997 2008
154
Withdrawn iSeries and AS/400 Features

Withdrawn Model 270 / 8xx Memory Features
CDs, DVDs, Internal Tape
Purchase
Price
2881 Main Storage Expansion (830) w/d 10/01/04
2,200
2884 Main Storage Expansion (270/820) w/d 10/01/04
2,200
3002 128 MB Main Storage (820 Only) w/d 10/01/04
346
691
1,106
3007 1024 MB Main Store (newer 820 proc) w/d 10/01/04 2,212
3009 128 MB Main Store (newer 820 procs) w/d 10/01/04
346
3029 128 MB Main Store (specific 270 proc) w/d 10/01/04 553
3034 1024 MB Main Store (specific 270 proc) w/d 10/01/04 1,936
346
691
1,106
2,212
39,813
3197 1024 MB Main Stg.840 w/d eff. 12/3/02
13,824
3198 2048 MB Main Stg.840 w/d eff. 12/3/02
27,648
4,977
9953
19,906
Some of the above features use larger memory chips and supersede
older features as follows: (new/old) 3006/3005, 3026/3025,
3066/3065, 3612/3197, 3613/3198 and 3614/3195.
Purchase
Price
Monthly
ESA 24x7
Towers and Expansion Features

5033
5034
5035
5057
5075
5077
5078
5117
7104
7123
7133
Migr. Twr I (820 Only) obsolete - part of 600 upgrade

Migration Tower I (820 Only) w/d 11/21/03
220
Migration Tower I (820 Only) w/d 11/21/03
220
Storage Expansion Unit w/d 05/31/01
5,000
(used on Migration Tower II)
6,000
(270/820 Only) w/d 11/21/03
Migration Tower II w/d 01/01/04
14,900
(830/840/SB2/SB3 Only)
PCI Expan Unit (#5074 top hat) w/d 10/01/04 12,000
30 DiskExp.w/ DualCds.(870/890) w/d 05/03 9,000
270 System Unit Expansion w/d 10/01/04
1,500
270 DASD Expansion Unit w/d 10/01/04
850
DASD Concur.Maint.Cage(270) w/d 12/01/05 850
102
238
173
172
210
480
59
54
Racks and Rack Mount Features

0550 Model 830 Rack (includes #5101
$11,800 435
30 disk expansion equivalent) w/d 11/21/03
-- Add the following Specify Features to Racks as needed
0121 270 Lower Unit Specify w/d 11/21/03
-0122 270 Upper Unit Specify w/d 11/21/03
-0123 #5074 Lower Unit in Rack w/d 12/03/02
0125 #9079 Lower Unit in Rack w/d 11/21/03
-0134 825 Field Install in Rack w/d 11/21/03
1,700
Note on 0127/0133/0134 -- these are customer-install prices (installation is not always easy (removing/replacing features and
lifting are involved)) consider features 0137/0138 instead
1889 VXA-2 80GB Tape (520) w/d 5/8/07

2640 DVD-ROM (520/570)
4425 CD-ROM (830/840/890, PCI Expan Twrs)
4430 DVD-RAM - rewriteable w/d 01/01/04
(830, 840, PCI Expan Towers)
4482 4 GB QIC (825-890/Expan) w/d 01/01/04
4483 16 GB QIC Tape w/d 12/3/02*
4486 26 GB QIC Tape w/d 12/3/02*
4487 50 GB QIC (825-890/Expan) w/d 01/01/04
4525 CD-ROM (270/820 CEC)
4530 DVD-RAM - rewriteable (270, 800, 810, 820 CEC)
w/d for new ord 10/01/04 use 4533
4531 DVD-ROM (270, 800, 810, 820 CEC) w/d 12/01/05
4533 DVD-RAM - rewriteable (270, 800, 810, 820 CEC)
4582 4 GB QIC Tape(270/800/810/820 CEC)w/d 10/10/05
4583 16 GB QIC Tape (270/820) w/d 12/3/02
4584 30 GB QIC Tape(270/800/810/820 CEC)
4585 VXA-2 80GB Tape(270/800/810/820CEC)
4586 25 GB QIC Tape (270/820) w/d 12/3/02
4587 50 GB QIC Tape (270/800/810/820 CEC)
4625 CD-ROM (830/840/Expan.) w/d 6/15/05
4630 DVD RAM (825 thru 890/Expan.)
4631 DVD ROM (825 thru 890/Expan.) w/d 12/01/05
4633 DVD-RAM (820/825/830/840/towers)
4682 4 GB QIC Tape (825/870/890/Expan) w/d 10/10/05
4683 16 GB QIC Tape (825/870/890/Expan)
4684 30 GB QIC Tape (825-890/Expan)
4685 VXA-2 80GB Tape (825-890/Expan) w/d 5/8/07
5751 DVD-RAM slimline form factor (520/550/570)
5753 30 GB Inch Cartridge Tape (520)
5754 50 GB Inch Cartridge Tape (520)
6134 60 GB 8mm Tape Unit (520)
For AIX/Linux use only -- NOT usable with OS/400
8287 Add-on for 50 GB QIC Tape Mdl.800 . w/d 10/1/05
8754 Opt. Base 50 GB Inch Cartridge Tape (only
applicable to 520 Value Edition) w/d 10/15/04
2,495
378
415
1,600
1,300
3,900
5,000
6,000
415
1,600
600
1,600
1,300
3,900
4,000
2,600
5,000
6,000
415
1,600
600
1,600
1,300
3,900
4,000
2,495
5,000
6,000
1,000
4,000
6,000
5,206
2,000
2,000
Disk Units
4314
4317
4324
4331
8.58 GB Disk (7200) w/d 01/31/01

8.58 GB 10K Disk w/d 12/03/02*
17.54 GB Disk (7200) w/d 01/31/01
1.6 GB Read Cache w/d 03/01/02
$ 1,650
1,400
3,000
37,000
Disk/Tape Controllers & Input Output Adapters (IOAs)

2763
2765
2766
2768
PCI Raid Disk Controller (270/820 Only) w/d11/21/03 3,000

PCI Fibre Chan. Tape Ctlr. w/d 10/01/04 (use 5704) 3,800
PCI Fibre Chan. Disk Ctlr. w/d 10/01/04 (use 2787) 6,000
PCI Mag Media Cntlr w/d 10/01/04 repl. with #5702/5712
NOT for Use on 520/570
900
2782 PCI Raid Disk Ctlr (LoEnd)req.V5R2 w/d 01/01/04 3,000
4748 PCI Raid Disk Controller w/d 07/02/02
6,000
4778 PCI Raid Disk Controller w/d 11/19/04
6,000
Power Features and Cords

5102
5103
5104
5155
5157
5162

Power/Cooling for 820 w/d 10/01/04
Feature Power Supply for 820 w/d 10/01/04
Power Dist. Unit 2 of 3 Phase w/d 10/01/04
1,500
4,000
5,000
1,950
1,950
1,000

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155
Integrated xSeries Servers for iSeries
Modems/Signal Processors
2792 Integ. xSeries Svr. (IXS) 1.6 Ghz w/d 01/01/04

1,900
Both of above 820/825/830/840/870/890/SB2/SB3 Only
- V5R2 or higher req'd
#0426 - 512 MB IXS Mem. 8xx mdls.
440
#0427 - 1 GB IXS Mem. 8xx mdls.
1,170
2892 Integ. xSeries Svr. (IXS) 1.6 Ghz w/d 01/01/04
1,900
Both of above: 270/800/810 Only - V5R2 or higher req'd
#0446 - 512 MB IXS Mem. w/d 7/08/08
440
#0447 - 1 GB IXS Mem. w/d 7/08/08
1,170
2799 Integrated xSeries Svr. (IXS) 1Ghz w/d 11/21/03
1,300
(820/830/840/SB2/SB3 Only)
Replaces #2791 (850 Mhz) and #2790 (700 Mhz)
#2795 - 128 MB IXS Memory w/d 11/19/04
180
#2796 - 256 MB IXS Memory w/d 11/19/04
360
#2797 - 1 GB IXS Memory
1,170
2899 Integrated xSeries Svr. (IXS) 1 Ghz
1,300
(270 only) Replaces #2891 (850 Mhz) & #2890 (700 Mhz)
w/d for new orders 11/21/03 conversions still supported
#2895 - 128 MB IXS Memory w/d 11/19/04
180
#2896 - 256 MB IXS Memory w/d 11/19/04
360
#2897 - 1 GB IXS Memory w/d 5/8/07
1,170
CABLES
SPCN
1466 30m SPCN Cable w/d 11/21/03
2761 PCI Integrated Analog Modem

4761 PCI Integrated Analog Modem
Magnetic Tape Subsystems

Monthly
ESA 24x7
3570 Magstar MP Tape Subsystem
3570-B00 w/d 01/00
3570-B01 w/d 01/00
3570-B02 w/d 01/00
3570-B11 w/d 01/00
3570-B12 w/d 01/00
3570-C00 w/d 12/02
3570-C01 w/d 12/02
3570-C02 w/d 12/02
3570-C11 w/d 12/02
3570-C12 w/d 12/02
3575 Magstar Magnetic Tape Subsystem
Model L06 w/d 06/02
Model L12 w/d 06/02
Model L18 w/d 06/02
Model L24 w/d 06/02
Model L32 w/d 06/02
3580 Ultrium Linear Tape
H11 Standalone w/d 7/30/04
$ 1,800
1,925
155
209
364
239
397
212
370
581
370
581
19,500
36,000
46,800
49,500
62,000
5,375 2,381
(annual)
198
359
457
545
674
Additional Feature Charges apply for Ethernet, Token Ring, Cables,

Additional Drawers, and other features. Features and prices vary by
the specific printer.
Model / Description
Feature
Communications/LAN Adapters
2743 PCI 1 Gb E-net IOA (fibre) w/d10/01/04 repl w/#5700 1,820
2760 PCI 1 Gb Ethernet UTP IOA (copper)
w/d 10/01/04 replace with #5701
1,820
2761 PCI Integ. Anlg Modem w/d 07/02/02
3,400
2817 PCI 155 MB MMF ATM w/d 12/3/02
3,800
4723 10 Mbps Ethernet IOA w/d 12/28/01
840
4750 ISDN BRI U IOA w/d 09/11/01
3,900
4751 PCI ISDN BRI S/T IOA w/d 09/11/01
3,800
4802 PCI Crypto CoProcessor (Upgrade) w/d 11/21/03
5,000
4815 155 MBps UTP OC3 ATMw/d 12/28/01
1,600
4816 155 MBps MMF ATM w/d 12/28/01
1,600
4818 155 MBps SMF OC3 ATM w/d 12/28/01
1,800
Price Annual
ESA 24x7
Workgroup Laser Printers

4516-N01 Infoprint 1116 network - 16 ppm w/d 06/03 569
4520-N01 Infoprint 1120 ntwk - 20 ppm w/d 06/03
753
4520-DN1 Infoprint 1120 dplx/ntwk/20 w/d 06/03
892
878
1,138
4530-N01 Infoprint 1130 ntwk - 30 ppm w/d 06/03 999
1,301
1,520
1,770
206
1,112
1,112
1,112
1,112
1,112
1,342
1,342
1,342
For more detailed printer information, please see the IBM Printing
Sales Site at: w3.printers.ibm.com/sales
Other Features
2754
2755
2758
2759
2774
2777
8,500
14,900
23,400
14,900
23,400
14,900
19,900
29,900
19,900
29,900
Printers
Input Output Processors (IOPs)

2842 PCI IOP (270 Only) w/d 11/21/03
2843 PCI IOP (820/830/840/890/SB2/SB3)
w/d 10/01/04 replace with #2844
3,400 w/d 7/2/02

3,400 w/d 7/2/02
HSL Ports - 8 Cpr (830-4, 8-way) w/d 10/01/04

HSL Ports - 16 Copper (840) w/d 01/01/04
HSL Ports - 2 Opt/6 Cpr (830) w/d 11/21/03
HSL Ports - 4 Opt/12 Cpr (840) w/d 01/01/04
HSL Ports - 2 Opt./6 Cpr (830) w/d 11/21/03
HSL Ports - 8 Cpr (830-2-way) w/d 01/01/04
4,800
7,800
11,000
13,000
11,000
4,800
Linux Direct Attach Features (also used with AIX)

(If Linux controls the IOA, no IOP is used - these features allow the
configurator to function properly)
0601 Linux Dir Attach - #2743(1 Gb Enet fiber)
1,820
w/d for new ord 10/01/04 convns suptd , repl. W/#0620
0602 Linux Dir Attach - #2760(1 Gb Enet cpr)
1,820
w/d for new ord 10/01/04 convns suptd , repl. W/#0621
0604 Linux #2763 w/d 11/21/03 upg to 2763 w/d 6/1/06 3,000
0605 Linux Dir Attach - #4748 w/d 07/2/02
6,000
0606 Linux Dir Attach - #4778 (Disk Ctlr) w/d 11/19/04
6,000
0607 Linux Dir Attach - #4838 (100/10 Enet)
600
Displays (Twinaxial)
NO LONGER AVAILABLE
Description
InfoWindow II withdrawn
3488 Model V13 (Modular Logic Unit)*
Purchase
Annual
Price Maintenance
715
40
The above feature has been withdrawn from marketing and supplies
are no longer available. Customers requiring twinax displays will
need to use adapters in PCs, purchase used twinax displays, or use
third party twinax devices.
A monitor is needed for use with 3488 and 3489 Model V13.
See iSeries Catalog for models and prices
3489 Model V13 (Modular Station)*
Withdrawn 05/08/01
915
52
* Three-year warranty
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AS/400 Model 7xx System Unit Prices

7xx Advanced Series -- PowerPC Technology -- One-Year Warranty
New placements and model to model upgrades were Withdrawn Dec. 28, 2001
Upgrades WITHIN a 7xx model were withdrawn July 2, 2002
Maintenance Charges Increase (not updated here) effective July 1, 2006
Model 720 256MB, 4GB, CD-ROM

Processor Feature
Optional Interactive Feature
Optional Feature Processor
#2061 (240 CPW)

#1500 (35 CPW)
#1501 (70 CPW)
#1502 (120 CPW)
#2062 (420 CPW)
#1500 (35 CPW)
#1501 (70 CPW)
#1502 (120 CPW)
#1503 (240 CPW)
#2063 (810 CPW)
#1500 (35 CPW)
#1502 (120 CPW)
#1503 (240 CPW)
#1504 (560 CPW)
#2064 (1600 CPW)
#1500 (35 CPW)
#1502 (120 CPW)
#1503 (240 CPW)
#1504 (560 CPW)
#1505 (1050 CPW)
Purchase
Price
$ 23,000
--28,000
80,000
17,500
--28,000
80,000
155,000
47,000
--80,000
155,000
315,000
106,000
--80,000
155,000
315,000
530,000
System
Purchase
Price*
23,000
--51,000
103,000
40,500
--68,500
120,500
195,500
70,000
--150,000
225,000
385,000
129,000
--209,000
284,000
444,000
659,000
ESA
Maintenance
Charge
235
--401
401
349
--515
515
515
542
--708
708
708
830
--996
996
996
996
$ 40,500
--115,000
190,000
350,000
44,500
--115,000
190,000
350,000
565,000
129,500
--190,000
350,000
565,000
860,000
199,500
--190,000
350,000
565,000
860,000
40,500
--155,500
230,500
390,500
85,000
--200,000
275,000
435,000
650,000
170,000
--360,000
520,000
735,000
1,030,000
240,000
--430,000
590,000
805,000
1,100,000
443
--879
879
879
719
--1,155
1,155
1,155
1,155
1,365
--1,801
1,801
1,801
1,801
1,541
--1,977
1,977
1,977
1,977
Software
Group
P10
P20
P20
P10
P20
P20
P20
P20
P30
P30
P30
P20
P30
P30
P30
P30

Processor Feature
#2065 (560 CPW)

#1506 (70 CPW)
#1507 (120 CPW)
#1508 (240 CPW)
#1509 (560 CPW)
#2066 (1050 CPW)
#1506 (70 CPW)
#1507 (120 CPW)
#1508 (240 CPW)
#1509 (560 CPW)
#1510 (1050 CPW)
#2067 (2000 CPW)
#1506 (70 CPW)
#1508 (240 CPW)
#1509 (560 CPW)
#1510 (1050 CPW)
#1511 (2000 CPW)
#2068 (2890 CPW)
#1506 (70 CPW)
#1508 (240 CPW)
#1509 (560 CPW)
#1510 (1050 CPW)
#1511 (2000 CPW)
P20
P30
P30
P30
P20
P30
P30
P30
P30
P30
P40
P40
P40
P40
P30
P40
P40
P40
P40

Processor Feature
#2069 (3660 CPW)
$ 249,000
249,000
1,472
#1514 (120 CPW)
------Optional Interactive Feature
#1510 (1050 CPW)
565,000
814,000
1,908
#1511 (2000 CPW)
860,000
1,109,000
1,908
#1512 (3660 CPW)
1,190,000
1,439,000
1,908
#2070 (4550 CPW)
71,000
320,000
1,885
#1514 (120 CPW)
------Optional Interactive Feature
#1510 (1050 CPW)
565,000
885,000
2,321
#1511 (2000 CPW)
860,000
1,180,000
2,321
#1512 (3660 CPW)
1,190,000
1,510,000
2,321
#1513 (4550 CPW)
1,360,000
1,680,000
2,321
* System Purchase Price and Maintenance Charges include OS/400 Base License & Processor & Interactive Features

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P50
P50
P40
P50
P50
P50
P50
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Terms and Conditions

Eighty-fifth/final edition April 8, 2008

IBM Internal and IBM Business Partner Use Only

New Placements System i models

Upgrades into System i Models

IP Telephony Express Editions, Software Features, and SW Maintenance Features/Charges.................................. 77

iSeries 800/810/825/870/890 Models (Announced January 20, 2003)

Historical/WITHDRAWN iSeries and AS/400 Information Section

800/810/825/870/890 Purchase Prices ...................................................................................................................................................116

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Primary Changes since the Previous Version

IBM Internal and IBM Business Partner Use Only

The Workload Estimator can help with sizing. Go to: http://www-1.ibm.com/servers/eserver/support/iseries/planning

Announcement Letter Number

Announcement Letter Date

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System i Model 515 and 525 Product Structure Information

What are the 515/525 models?

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IBM Internal and IBM Business Partner Use Only

When is someone accessing the system NOT considered a user?

Counting Concurrent Users on the 515/525

IBM Internal and IBM Business Partner Use Only

525 CBU Editions

Special reduced-price Disk package Features:

Comparing the 520 and the 515/525 Models/editions -- What's different?

IBM Internal and IBM Business Partner Use Only

System i POWER6 570 (MMA) Product Structure Information

There are differences in the POWER6 system unit (CEC):

IBM Internal and IBM Business Partner Use Only

Other Enhancements to consider using

IBM Internal and IBM Business Partner Use Only

"Rules" when Upgrading to the POWER6 570

POWER6 570 CBU Editions

Product Positioning vs. POWER5+

CPW with 1 proc on both machines

total cpw ~ 10,500

total cpw ~ 10,800

IBM Internal and IBM Business Partner Use Only

For Planning Purposes -- Product Withdrawals -- Creating a Sense of Urgency

IBM Internal and IBM Business Partner Use Only

i520/i550/POWER5/5+ i570/i595 Product Structure/Changes Information

IBM Internal and IBM Business Partner Use Only

Model 520 Changes in 2006:

Model i520 Product Structure Table

Enterprise Edition Base

* Number of processors with HW activation when shipped.

Model 550 Changes in 2006:

Model i550 Product Structure Table

1/4-way 1.65 Ghz

1/4-way 1.9 Ghz

Model 570 Changes in 2006:

Model i570 Product Structure Table

Model 595 Changes in 2007

Model i595 Product Structure Table

8/16-way 1.65 GHz

Smart IOA (IOPless) Capabilities:

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POWER6 BladeCenter Processors running i5/OS

POWER6 BladeCenter with JS22 blades running i5/OS: