5486wrkperf.fm Draft Document for Review October 18, 2004
60 IBM Eserver i5 and iSeries System Handbook
Domino Edition: The IBM Eserver i5 Domino Edition is designed for
organizations of all sizes, where e-mail and electronic collaboration are
increasingly becoming mission-critical applications with the same
requirements for availability and security as line-of-business applications.
The Domino Edition continues the tradition established by the iSeries
Dedicated Server for Domino (the DSD) and the iSeries for Domino. That is,
the price and performance is targeted for Lotus workloads combined with the
reliability, manageability, and low cost of ownership that have made iSeries a
highly successful Domino server. In addition to the two processors that are
standard on the IBM Eserver i5 Domino Edition, you have the option to
activate one or two more processors with built-in Capacity on Demand.
Optionally, you can create logical partitions (LPAR) and run Linux or AIX on
the additional processors.
Solution Edition: The Solution Edition is designed for customers with
qualifying ISV solutions to provide a more attractively priced total solution.
Like the Enterprise Edition, one Enterprise Enablement feature is included,
providing one processor authorization of 5250 CPW.
The Solution Edition leverages IBM middleware and still can run traditional
OLTP applications without first being WebFaced by the WebFacing tool of
WebSphere Development Studio.
The Solution Edition supports multiple operating systems (i5/OS, AIX 5L, and
Linux), Web modernization with enhanced Webfacing support, up to ten
partitions per processor (LPAR), 5250 OLTP, and Capacity on Demand
(including CoD and On/Off Capacity on Demand). Additional hardware and
software are is included with the Solution Edition.
Capacity BackUp Edition (CBU): The Capacity BackUp Edition is designed
for customers who require an off-site disaster recovery system. It provides
everything the Enterprise Edition provides, except it is shipped with a minimal
set of software content because IBM software licensing can allow the primary
iSeries server’s licensing to be transferred to a backup iSeries server in case
the primary server is out of production. In addition to their no-charge disaster
usage, the standby processors can be used on a chargeable basis for other
work.
Note: The Capacity BackUp server is not intended for a backup server for
24 x 7 high availability solutions that require day-to-day full operation of the
backup server. Such utilization can require a significant number of
chargeable processor days.
On demand memory features are not activated for no-charge during a
disaster.
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