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Note: Detailed documentation related to any of the operating systems and applications

installed on the solution can be found on http://x24n01.pbm.ihost.com/Documentation.jsp

There are also links at the end of this document to web sites with additional information.

Operating Systems Installed

The Power on Wheels solution has seven LPARs defined. Each of them has a different

Operating System. We have provided a sample of each of the supported Operating

Systems across the LPARs. We have provided a single Machine that contains an IBM i

LPAR with the representative IBM i code installed on this LPAR.

VIO Server:

IBM PowerVM provides virtualization capabilities that allow the user to carve up the

physical resources of the machine and provide resources to LPARS virtually. This is

necessary because when there is a single storage adapter in a machine and you want to have

more LPARS than you have storage adapters, VIO server allows you to assign parts of the

adapter to many LPARs. We use VIO server to provide virtualized storage and virtualized

networks to the LPARs.

- The Virtual I/O Server is part of the IBM eServer p6 Advanced Power Virtualization

hardware feature.

- Virtual I/O Server allows sharing of physical resources between LPARs including

virtual SCSI and virtual networking.

- This allows more efficient utilization of physical resources through sharing between

LPARs and facilitates server consolidation.

Power on Wheels VIO Server Configuration:

- The Power on Wheels solution has additional storage connected via Fiber adapters.

Fiber provides for fast storage read/writes.

- For the most efficient designation of storage to the LPARs we have carved the storage

and provided mappings to the LPARS so that there are small root volumes and larger

volumes for the data and programs..

- The detailed VIO Server disk mapping can be found in the Appendix A.

AIX

- AIX stands for Advanced Interactive eXecutive operating system.

- Latest generation of IBM’s well-proven, scalable, open standards-based UNIX®

operating system

- Features for virtualization, security, availability and manageability designed to

makeAIX®6 even more flexible, secure and available than previous versions

- Built on IBMPOWER7™ technology and virtualization to help deliver superior

performance, increase system utilization and efficiency, provide for easy

administration and reduce total costs

- LPARs: p22n01, p22n04 and p22n-5 have AIX 6.1 installed.

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