NEW - Bladecenter Multi-Switch Module

Multi-Switch Interconnect Module

for IBM BladeCenter HT

Announcement Date: October 14, 2008
General Availability: November 21, 2008

The Multi-Switch Interconnect Module for IBM® BladeCenter® HT helps double the number of I/O connections (Fibre Channel and Ethernet) to a blade. The MSIM, along with Combination Form Factor (CFF) Expansion cards, enables simultaneous I/O connections to standard switch modules in both the standard and high-speed I/O module bays.¹

The MSIM is a double-high mechanical enclosure for the BladeCenter HT and can be inserted into bays 7 and 8 or 9 and 10 to provide support for up to two standard I/O switch modules per MSIM. The front of the enclosure contains two standard I/O module bays that provide connectivity of standard I/O switch modules in the high-speed bays to the blade servers. The MSIM supports Ethernet and Fibre Channel I/O modules. The CFF expansion cards, that fit on the blade server, allow connectivity to both standard and high-speed switch module bays. The expansion cards provide flexibility for connecting the blade server to the horizontally oriented module in bays 7 and 8 or 9 and 10. <sup>1

1</sup> Refer to the ServerProven® Web site for a list of supported adapters.

44R5913
Multi-switch Interconnect Module for
IBM BladeCenter HT

NEW - ServeRAID MR10ie (CIOv) Controller

IBM ServeRAID MR10ie (CIOv) Controller offers a high-performance BladeCenter host bus for attachment of up to 26 HDDs (on board and external)

Overview

ServeRAIDtm MR10ie (CIOv) Controller for IBM® BladeCenter®
The ServeRAID-MR10ie Controller is a high-performance PCIe RAID Controller expansion card for BladeCenter for on-board and external Direct Attached Storage RAID 0, 1, 10, 5, 50, 6, and 60. This expansion card form factor (CIOv) with battery backed memory cache, utilizes an LSI 1078 controller for support with up to 26 disk drives. Option includes battery backup module (BBU) that installs in Blade Server DIMM socket. IBM's Storage Configuration Manager (SCM) software application is available for RAID management, configuration, and reporting with ServeRAID MR10ie (CIOv) Controller. This controller is ideal for supporting server and workgroup applications where high levels of sustained read and write operations are required.

Battery for ServeRAID-MR10ie (CIOv) Controller (46M0800)
The replacement battery unit replaces the ServeRAID MR10ie controller battery (43W3299) for maintenance.

Advanced Management Module
The Advanced Management Module (AMM) version 2.46 provides a brand new GUI experience for the clients. The new look and feel simplifies the management experience.

Planned Availability: November 28, 2008

46C7167
ServeRAID MR10ie (CIOv) Controller
for IBM BladeCenter

46M0800
Battery for ServeRAID-MR10ie (CIOv) Controller

NEW - BroadCom 10Gb - 2 port & 4 Port for Blade Center

BroadCom 10 Gb 2-Port and 4-Port Ethernet Expansion Cards (CFFh) for IBM BladeCenter offer multiple interfaces with BladeCenter blades

Overview

BroadCom 10 Gb 2-Port and 4-Port Ethernet Expansion Cards (CFFh) (44W4465 and 44W4466)

Broadcom 10 Gb 2-Port and 4-Port Ethernet Expansion Cards (CFFh) for IBM® BladeCenter shows IBM's commitment to meet customer needs through its BladeCenter offerings. It is the latest addition to the 10 Gb BladeCenter portfolio enabling high-speed connections to drive bandwidth-intensive applications like virtualization. IBM offers two versions of the card (2- port and 4-port), giving higher flexibility to its clients. The 4-port version of the card allows clients to add up to four High-Speed Switch Modules in a single chassis to meet the most bandwidth-intensive application needs.

Some of the high-level features included in this offering are:

• Offers end-to-end up to 10 Gb solution
• Based on the Broadcom 57710 module
• PCI Express x8 host interface for high-speed connection
• Connectivity to high-speed I/O modules bays in BCH and BCH-T chassis
• Enables up to four 10 Gb ports from the blade server to the external network
• 4-port card allows use of four 10 Gb Ethernet High-Speed Switch Modules (HSSM) in a chassis

Performance features:

• TCP offload engine (TOE) with Windows® T4.6 drivers
• Full fast-path TCP offload
• TCP, IP checksum offload
• TCP, segmentation offload

Planned Availability: November 14, 2008

44W4466
Broadcom 10 Gb 2-port Ethernet Expansion Card (CFFh)
for IBM BladeCenter

44W4465

Broadcom 10 Gb 4-port Ethernet Expansion Card (CFFh)
for IBM BladeCenter

46M5251
iDataPlex Cable Management Kit for 9308 Rack

46M5252

iDataPlex Cable Management Kit for Standard Racks

NEW - DS3000 OPTIONS AVAILABLE TODAY

New IBM System Storage DS3000 licensed software and disk drive options - AVAILABLE TODAY

IBM® has enhanced the functionality of the System Storage^tm DS3000 series entry storage family by adding support for RAID 6, expanding the number of storage partitions, increasing the number of FlashCopies per volume, adding support for a higher-capacity SAS disk drive, and introducing Solaris server support and other enhancements.

• RAID 6 support
• DS3000 controllers employ high-performance, hardware-enabled RAID 6 support. RAID 6 technology is designed to provide improved data protection against multiple disk drive failure.
• Expanded storage partitions
• The number of storage partitions supported by the DS3000 has been expanded up to 32 partitions. This enables DS3000 controllers to provide isolated data storage for a larger number of host servers.
• Increased number of FlashCopies
• The number of FlashCopies per volume on DS3000 controllers has been expanded to eight. This allows more frequent data backups and increased data protection.
• 450 GB/15,000 rpm Hot-Swap SAS HDD option
• Support for a new 450 GB/15K SAS disk drive has been added. This increases the total amount of high-performance storage capacity available to servers and applications.
• DS3000 Solaris Host License
• The DS3000 series now includes host support for Sun Solaris on Intel® and SPARC servers. This new option gives small and medium-sized businesses a new low-cost storage alternative.

SEO Part Number	Description
44W2136	DS3000 Solaris Host License
44W2138	DS3000 8 Partition License
44W2140	DS3000 32 Partition License
44W2142	DS3000 8 to 16 Partition Upgrade License
44W2144	DS3000 8 to 32 Partition Upgrade License
44W2149	DS3000 FlashCopy Expansion Plus License
44W2152	DS3000 16 to 32 Partition Upgrade License

LEARNING - Question of the WEEK

Question of the week:

One issue that has come up a couple of times is the ability of EMC and I believe Hitachi to identify and remove hot spots by dynamically migrating hot luns. How have you typically addressed this type of issue with EMC accounts?

Answer of the week:

Without wanting to sound too caviler, this sounds like a red herring. I would like to take a few minutes to cover the basics, and then discuss the EMC LUN migration feature.

This question brings up the topic of “performance”. This topic is usually avoided by EMC, for good reason. If a customer were to ask me about this feature, I would respond by asking “does performance matter?” Since they brought up the topic, there is a very good chance they’ll say yes. With the door now open, the real question should be “What is the relative performance of the systems that we’re comparing?”

Not all storage arrays are the same. The basic architecture of the DS4000 products is very different than the EMC Clariion line, even though they may look the same on the outside. This architectural difference gives the DS4000 products a much higher performance curve than the EMC product line. Comparing SPC-1 (industry standard full disclosure) benchmark results shows that the DS4700 gets about 70% of the performance of a CX3-40 with 41% of the drives (we used a lot less drives during the test). This means that the DS4700 achieves about 268 IOPS/drive where the CX3-40 achieves only 161 IOPS/drive. Given those numbers, if the automatic optimization techniques could achieve a 20% gain in performance (which would be amazing), then they would only be about 70 IOPS/drive slower than the DS4700. So before you start chasing the red herring, make sure you understand the complete environment. From examining the empirical evidence (SPC benchmarks), I would have to say we have a much better advantage, meaning your customer can either do the same work with much less investment (buy less drives), or get much better performance by purchasing the same amount of drives.

The second topic is that of MetaLUNs. The IBM DS4000 (the DS3K and DS5K also) does not incorporate MetaLUNs. Instead, our approach is to allocate contiguous blocks of storage for each logical drive, and maintain that relationship. This means that we do similar commands differently. Specifically:

Logical Drive Expansion - When a DS4000 logical drive is expanded, we will move other existing logical drives to maintain the contiguous nature of the LUN being expanded. This may take a little longer, but it does have the advantages of maintaining the performance profile of each LUN. With MetaLUNs, you stitch together a bunch of little pieces. This introduces large seeks after expansion, which negatively impact performance. NOTE: To avoid this effect, you must manually perform “LUN Migration” the LUN that was just expanded. This has a negative impact on controller performance, and requires the extra capacity in a desirable location/RAID set.

RAID Set Expansion - When a DS4000 RAID set is expanded, the data is restriped over all the drives automatically to maintain contiguous allocation. This also means the additional drives are used for existing data giving better performance, like you would expect. This is not the case with the MetaLUN implementation. Adding new drives to a RAID set only provides extra capacity. You must manually copy the existing LUNS around (sometime several times) to take advantage of the new disks performance.

Human Error Recovery – Because we allocate contiguous blocks for each logical drive, the definition of that logical drive is the starting logical block address, and the number of logical blocks. If someone accidently deletes a logical drive definition, or a RAID Array definition, or for that matter resets the entire storage subsystem, we can (usually) recover your data. We can do this by turning off the background LUN binding, and re-applying the storage subsystems configuration. I have not ever heard of another storage vendor who can mimic this capability. With MetaLUNs, the logical drives can be in pieces all over the place in the back-end of the storage subsystem. This makes the difficultly of piecing back together a logical drive near impossible once it’s removed. Although it may be possible to someday build this functionality into our competitors systems, it will be much more difficult because of MetaLUNs.

Controller Overhead – With the implementation of MetaLUNs, the controllers are now also tasked with the additional job of maintaining and managing MetaLUN addressing. This is overhead the DS4000 controllers don’t have to waste cycles performing.

Coping to Different RAID Protection – One of the key performance gains that EMC talks about is migrating the LUN to a different RAID protection scheme. For their method, you’ll need a large enough target area on a RAID set with the desired protection scheme, as long as that target RAID array is not too busy. Wow, good luck with that. With the DS4000, if you want to change the RAID protection, then you change it in place on the existing drives. No need to impact the rest of your system. Just make sure you have enough space (if going from RAID5 to RAID10), and perform the background task. I think our method is much simpler and less risky.

Now, there are advantages to the MetaLUN implementation that I should mention. The only one I can think of is that logical drive and RAID set expansions happen much more quickly.

From:

James Latham
DS3000/DS4000 Product Specialist

Storage Solutions Engenio Storage Group

LSI Logic Corporation

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IMPORTANT INFORMATION

• Your current list of IBM CORE models in stock and ready to ship.
• BLADE S BUNDLES & STORAGE BUNDLES for Q4
• SELL BLUE (SMB) GRID changes for October 1^st
• Make more REVENUE - Sell upgrade warranties through SERVICEPACS
• Sell Microsoft Server O/S with your IBM SERVERS.

LEARNING: BP Advantage Newsline call (Market Intelligence insights and tools)

BP Advantage Newsline call (Market Intelligence insights and tools to close deals in 4Q2008) Nov. 5

Join IBM Channel Marketing on November 5, 2008 for a review of exciting tools to close business this year. Learn all about the latest marketing intelligence insights, as well as tools to clinch deals brought to you by IBM Global Financing (IGF) and other IBM brands. Be sure to mark the next BP Advantage Newsline teleconference call on your calendar and share this notice with colleagues who won't want to miss it. Agenda Opportunities in the NA marketplace - perspectives from Marketing Intelligence IBM Global Financing (IGF) deal closers Tools to close business Q&A Call Details Date: Wednesday November 5, 2008. No registration is required for this call. Start Time: Noon ET Duration: 60 minutes Dial-in: (866) 871-1386 or (706) 679-3151 Passcode: 25552226 Coordinator: Claire Colle at ccolle@ca.ibm.com. Presentations can be found on the day of the call at: http://www.ibm.com/partnerworld/partnertools/p.wss?cmd=ctt&country=&a=EC3JEGDRD3 As a backup the presentations will also be available in PartnerWorld > News and Announcements > Channel communications > BP Library, select the "What's new" section and click on "BP Newsline call November 5, 2008 presentation" . A replay of the call will be available through December 2, 2008. Replay Call-in: (800) 642-1687 or (706) 645-9291 Passcode: 25552226 An MP3 replay and access to the charts will also be provided at: www.ibm.com/partnerworld/mem/newsline.

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LEARNING: IBM Systems Director 6.1 Technical Overview call

IBM Systems Director 6.1 Technical Overview call

Oct 28

IBM Systems

This session is a technical overview of the major functions of IBM Systems Director 6.1. Learn about the IBM platform management solution that streamlines the way a client's physical and virtual resources are managed across a multi-system environment including both IBM and non-IBM platforms.

This session is a technical overview of the major functions of IBM® Systems Director 6.1. Learn about the IBM platform management solution that streamlines the way a client's physical and virtual resources are managed across a multi-system environment including both IBM as well as non-IBM platforms.

Join us and you will learn about:

- the new web-based Systems Director 6.1 interface

- new features included in IBM Systems Director 6.1

- differences between IBM Systems Director 6.1 and IBM Director 5.20

Presentation Download: In order to maximize the benefits of the conference cal, we suggest that you download the presentations in advance of the call. We will do our best to post soft copies on the SSI & Partner World web site four hours prior to the call.

DURATION: 1 hour

Confirmation Code:

7204157

October 28, 2008

11:00 a.m. EDT, 10:00 a.m. CDT, 9:00 a.m. MDT, 8:00 a.m. PDT

Toll Free:

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NEW - DS3000 FIRMWARE Update with Additional Features

Announcement Date: October 14, 2008 / General Availability: October 27, 2008

IBM has enhanced the functionality of the System Storage DS3000 series entry storage family by adding support for RAID 6, expanding the number of storage partitions, increasing the number of FlashCopies per volume, adding support for a higher-capacity SAS disk drive, and introducing Solaris server support and other enhancements.

Some of the major enhancements include:

• RAID 6 support - DS3000 controllers employ high-performance, hardware-enabled RAID 6 support. RAID 6 technology is designed to provide improved data protection against multiple disk drive failure.
• Expanded storage partitions - The number of storage partitions supported by the DS3000 has been expanded up to 32 partitions. This enables DS3000 controllers to provide isolated data storage for a larger number of host servers.
• Increased number of FlashCopies - The number of FlashCopies per volume on DS3000 controllers has been expanded to eight. This allows more frequent data backups and increased data protection.
• 450 GB/15,000 rpm Hot-Swap SAS HDD option - Support for a new 450 GB/15K SAS disk drive has been added. This increases the total amount of high-performance storage capacity available to servers and applications.
• DS3000 Solaris Host License - The DS3000 series now includes host support for Sun Solaris on Intel® and SPARC servers. This new option gives small and medium-sized businesses a new low-cost storage alternative.
• Greater than 2TB LUNS - new size is ~4PB, depending on host OS
• RAS enhancements.
• Ability to import/export an array set - Array Migration Feature is productized
• Up to 48 drives in a RAID0 and RAID1 array
• Expanded support for DS3200 support for Bladecenter - Previously, the DS3200 wasn’t exactly supported (we had the Bladecenter Boot systems that was only used for boot volumes only). Now the DS3200 can be used for both boot volumes and for Data volumes (just like the DS3300 and the DS3400).

The firmware being released soon is considered a major update (similar to the SM10.x update for the DS4000). Because of this, it will require some downtime, and it does have a separate firmware update utility.

The good news is that the webcast was recorded and can still be viewed in playback mode. Just go to the URL:

http://sym6.centra.com/main/Customers/Engenio/fasttu/User/GuestAttend.jhtml?s_guid=00000125d92c0000011c69d5213683c9

And select the playback option.

44W2136 DS3000 Solaris Host License
44W2138 DS3000 8 Partition License
44W2140 DS3000 32 Partition License
44W2142 DS3000 8 to 16 Partition Upgrade License
44W2144 DS3000 8 to 32 Partition Upgrade License
44W2149 DS3000 FlashCopy Expansion Plus License
44W2152 DS3000 16 to 32 Partition Upgrade License

NEW - IBM Software Support ServicePac for System x

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IBM Software Support ServicePacs for System x are available in five offerings:

· Software ServicePac for System x Director

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· Software ServicePac for System x How-To

· IBM Software Support ServicePac for System x Director, VMware, Essential, and Essential Plus provide assistance with:

· Installation, configuration, and usability (“how to”) questions.

· Product compatibility and interoperability questions.

· Interpretation of product documentation.

· Isolating the problem cause through a diagnostic information review.

· IBM and other vendor database searches.

· Planning of software fixes.

· Software defect support.

· Additionally, IBM Software Support ServicePac for System x Hardware How-To provides assistance with:

· Set up, installation, configuration, and usability (“how to”) questions for your system hardware.

· Installation of system Options provided by IBM.

· Analysis of system failures to ensure that the hardware is working fault free.

· Returning the system to factory installed defaults.

· Installation, setup, and configuration of device drivers.

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For more information you can

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LEARNING - IBM Director - Value Add

If you’re not implementing IBM Director with each server you’re selling, your missing out on a great value add that IBM offers FREE with each Server. You could also be missing out on revenue from additional modules that could be added to your sale.

IBM Director is a comprehensive systems manager designed for use across the full IBM Systems server family. An integrated, easy-to-use suite of tools, IBM Director provides clients with flexible systems-management abilities to help maximize system availability and lower IT costs. With IBM Director, IT administrators can view and track the hardware configuration of remote systems and monitor the component performance of processors, disks, and memory.

Find out how easy it is to implement and all the features this product can deliver.

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NOTICE - IBM CORE Inventory @ TD - October 14th Update

CORE Inventory weekly update

The IBM CORE parts list are servers and options that IBM and distribution are working together to have them in stock at all times. For piece of mind and quick delivery, please review and make sure your using the following systems and options for all your configurations and quotes.

Even better, let your IBM team at Tech Data create your configurations and we will make sure the product we use are in stock.

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NEW - 300 GB 2.5-inch 10K rpm SATA System X

300 GB 2.5-inch 10K rpm SATA HDDs provide highest capacity and performance for storage in BladeCenter

IBM Canada Ltd. Hardware Announcement A08-1473

Planned Availability Date: October 31, 2008

The 300 GB 10K rpm SATA 2.5-inch NHS and Slim-HS HDDs provide 2.5-inch form factor options that can be used as hot-swap or non-hot-swap drives. The addition of a 10K rpm offering to the IBM® BladeCenter® blade family of 2.5-inch SATA HDDs will offer the highest-performing SFF options and a wider selection of choices to satisfy the range of potential applications. These new drives are positioned at the top of our SATA SFF HDD line based on increased performance. Key features and benefits include:

• 10,000 rpm speed to optimize performance
• Superior reliability that enables operation in RAID environments without compromising application performance or availability

Performance

300 GB performance characteristics include:

• Formatted capacity: 300,000 MB
• Drive to host interface that supports 3.0 Gb/s burst rate
• Drive media to buffer interface that supports sustained interface data transfers of up to 120 MB/s average
• Spindle speed of 10,000 rpm
• Average latency of 3.0 ms
• Average seek on reads of less than 4.2 ms
• Hot-swap capability
• SATA interface

Reliability

• SATA compliance enables HDDs to connect directly into BladeCenter systems.
• S.M.A.R.T Technology allows software utilities to alert you of impending drive failures so replacements can be made before a problem occurs.
• Rigorous testing through the ServerProven® program instills confidence that your storage subsystem is compatible and will function reliably.

Warranty: One-year, customer replaceable unit (CRU), limited warranty¹

The IBM 300 GB 10K SATA HDDs are supported on HS21, HS21 XM, and HS12 blade servers

300GB 10K SATA 2.5-inch NHS HDD 43W7666

300GB 10K SATA 2.5-inch Slim-HS HDD 43W7670

NEW - IBM 450 GB 15K rpm SAS 3.5-inch HDD

IBM 450 GB 15K rpm SAS 3.5-inch HDD offers a high-performance SAS storage device

Planned Availability Date: October 20, 2008

The new 450 GB¹ 15K rpm SAS 3.5-inch HDD:

• Helps increase system internal storage capacity
• Helps lower the cost of data storage

Warranty: One-year, customer replaceable unit (CRU), limited warranty².

The IBM® 450 GB 15K rpm SAS 3.5-inch HDD is supported on x3200, x3200 M2, x3250, x3250 M2, x3350, x3400, x3455, x3500, x3550, x3650, x3655, and x3755 servers.


42D0519 - IBM 450 GB 15K SAS 3.5-inch HDD

42D0560 - IBM Express 450GB 15K SAS 3.5" HS HDD

NEW - Tech Data EXCLUSIVE REBATES - IBM Core Models & Options

For the MONTH of October Tech Data has EXCLUSIVE REBATES on

IBM CORE Server models and Options

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	Tower Server	TD Sku #
4367E1U	x3200 M2, Intel Xeon DC E4600 2.4GHz	44311I
4368E1U	Express x3200 M2, Xeon DC E3110 3.0GHz	44312I
7977E7U	Express x3500, Xeon QC E5420 2.5GHz	44121I
	Single Socket Rack Server
419362U	x3350, Xeon QC X3320 2.5GHz	44317I
4193E1U	Express x3350, Xeon QC X3360 2.83GHz	44408I
	Two Socket 1U Rack Server
7978B4U	x3550, Xeon QC E5430 80W 2.66GHz	74741H
7978BDU	x3550, Xeon QC E5430 80W 2.66GHz	30939F
7978EJU	Express x3550, Xeon QC E5430 2.66GHz	44115I
7978EMU	Express x3550, Xeon DC E5205 1.86GHz	44272I
	Two Socket 2U Rack Server
7943E1U	Express x3655, AMD QC 2344HE 1.7GHz	57699M
7979B4U	x3650, Xeon QC E5430 80W 2.66GHz	74478H
7979BDU	x3650, Xeon QC E5430 80W 2.66GHz	74484H
7979EJU	Express x3650, Xeon QC E5430 2.66GHz	44126I
7979EMU	Express x3650, Xeon QC E5205 1.86GHz	44287I
	Blade Server
7995EHU	Express HS21 XM, 2xXeon QC 3.0GHz	30888F
8028E3U	Express HS12, Xeon DC E6405 2.13GHz	08370K
8853EHU	Express HS21, 2xXeon QC E5450 3.00GHz	30894F
8853G5U	HS21, Xeon QC E5440 80w 2.83GHz	30898F
	High End
7141E3U	Express x3850 M2, 2xXeon QC 2.40GHz	74455H
7163E5U	x3755, 2 X AMD QC 8360 SE 2.5GHz	44800K
	Bladecenter Chassis
86773RU	BladeCenter(tm) Chassis with 2x2000W	20807C
88524YU	BladeCenter(tm) H Chassis with 2x2900W	44310I
8886E1U	Express BladeCenter S Chassis	30688F
88861MU	IBM BladeCenter S Chassis	30687F

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