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Contents
  1. front cover
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. Table Of Contents
  8. Table Of Contents
  9. Table Of Contents
  10. Table Of Contents
  11. Table Of Contents
  12. Table Of Contents
  13. Chapter 1. System overview
  14. Introduction
  15. General overview and characteristics
  16. Powered and bolt on frames
  17. Microprocessor technology
  18. POWER4 and POWER5 architecture comparison
  19. Memory subsystem
  20. I/O subsystem
  21. Media bays
  22. Virtualization
  23. Features summary
  24. Operating systems support
  25. Linux
  26. Chapter 2. Hardware architecture
  27. Server overview
  28. POWER4 and POWER5 system structures
  29. Simultaneous multi-threading
  30. Dynamic power management
  31. CMOS, copper, and SOI technology
  32. Processor clock rate
  34. Memory flow diagram for MCM0
  35. Memory cards
  36. Memory placement for the p5-590 and p5-595
  37. Central electronics complex
  38. p5-595 and p5-590 CEC logic diagram
  39. CEC backplane
  40. CEC backplane (front side view)
  41. System flash memory configuration
  42. I/O drawer
  43. EEH adapters and partitioning
  44. Number of possible I/O loop connections
  45. Full-drawer cabling
  46. Half-drawer cabling
  47. Dual loop 7040-61D
  48. blind-swap hot-plug cassette
  49. Logical view of a RIO-2 drawer
  50. I/O drawer top view - logical layout
  51. I/O drawer RAS
  52. Supported I/O adapters in p5-595 and p5-590 systems
  53. Hardware Information Center search for PCI placement
  54. Select Model 590 or 595 placement
  55. Expansion units 5791, 5794, and 7040-61D
  56. PCI placement guide on IBM Sserver Information Center
  57. Minimum to maximum I/O configuration
  58. Configuration of I/O drawer ID and serial number
  59. Virtualization features
  60. Shared processor partitions
  61. POWER5 partitioning concept
  62. Types of shared processor partitions
  63. Uncapped shared processor partitions
  64. Typical usage of Micro-Partitioning technology
  65. Virtual Ethernet
  66. Virtual LAN
  67. Example of a VLAN
  68. VLAN configuration
  69. Virtual Ethernet connections
  70. Logical view of an inter-partition VLAN
  71. Dynamic partitioning for virtual Ethernet devices
  72. Shared Ethernet Adapter
  73. Connection to external network using AIX routing
  74. Shared Ethernet Adapter configuration
  75. Multiple Shared Ethernet Adapter configuration
  76. Using Link Aggregation (EtherChannel) to external networks
  77. Link Aggregation (EtherChannel) pseudo device
  78. Limitations and considerations
  79. IBM p5-590 and p5-595 Virtualization Technologies
  80. Virtual SCSI
  82. Chapter 4. Capacity on Demand
  83. Capacity on Demand overview
  84. Preparing for Capacity on Demand
  85. Step 2. Choose the amount and desired level of activation
  86. Types of Capacity on Demand
  87. Capacity BackUp
  88. Capacity on Demand activation procedure
  89. HMC Capacity on Demand Order Selection panel
  90. Using Capacity on Demand
  91. Using On/Off Capacity On Demand
  92. HMC Billing Selection Wizard
  93. Manage On/Off CoD Processors HMC Activation window
  94. Using Reserve Capacity on Demand
  95. Using Trial Capacity on Demand
  96. HMC Capacity on Demand menus
  97. CoD Processor Capacity Settings Overview HMC window
  98. CoD Processor Capacity Settings On/Off CoD HMC window
  99. HMC command line functions
  100. Memory Capacity Upgrade on Demand configuration rules
  101. Dynamic processor sparing
  102. License entitlements for permanent processor activations
  103. License entitlements for temporary processor activations
  104. Capacity on Demand feature codes
  105. p5-590 and p5-595 CoD Feature Codes
  106. Configuration tools
  107. LPAR Validation Tool
  108. LPAR Validation Tool - creating a new partition
  109. LPAR Validation Tool - System Selection processor feature selection
  110. LPAR Validation Tool - Memory Specifications dialog
  111. Configuration rules for p5-590 and p5-595
  112. Minimum configuration for the p5-590 and p5-595
  113. p5-595 minimum system configuration
  114. LPAR considerations
  115. Processor configuration rules
  116. Memory configuration rules
  117. Configurable memory-to-default memory block size
  118. Advanced POWER Virtualization
  119. Disks, boot devices, and media devices
  120. PCI and PCI-X slots and adapters
  121. Keyboards and displays
  122. HMC configuration rules
  123. Hardware Management Console usage
  124. Cluster 1600 considerations
  125. Further capacity planning considerations
  126. Chapter 6. Reliability, availability, and serviceability
  127. What's new in RAS
  128. IBMs RAS philosophy
  129. Predictive functions
  130. First Failure Data Capture (FFDC)
  131. Predictive failure analysis
  132. Component reliability
  133. Redundancy in components
  134. Memory error recovery mechanisms
  135. Service processor and clocks
  136. Multiple data paths
  137. Dynamic CPU Deallocation
  138. CPU Guard
  139. Hot-plug components
  140. Hot-swappable boot disks
  141. Serviceability features
  142. Converged service architecture
  143. Error analyzing
  144. Service processors
  145. Service Agent
  146. Service focal point overview
  147. AIX 5L RAS features
  148. Linux RAS features
  149. Chapter 7. Service processor
  150. Service processor functions
  151. Platform initial program load
  152. Error handling
  153. Table of service processor card location codes
  154. Bulk power controller connections
  155. Advanced System Management Interface
  156. Select service processor
  157. Accessing ASMI using a Web browser
  158. ASMI login window
  159. ASMI user accounts
  160. ASMI menu functions
  161. ASMI menu: Error /Event Logs
  162. ASMI menu: Detailed Error Log
  163. System Configuration ASMI menu
  164. ASMI Menu: Firmware Update Policy
  165. Network Services ASMI menu
  166. Firmware updates
  167. Potential system components that require fixes
  168. System Management Services
  169. Partition profile power-on properties
  170. System Management Services (SMS) main menu
  171. Select Boot Options menu options
  172. Configure Boot Device Order menu
  173. Current boot sequence menu (default boot list)
  175. Desktop HMC
  176. Rack mounted HMC
  177. HMC setup
  178. HMC network interfaces
  179. Private and open networks in the HMC environment
  180. Using the HMC as a DHCP server
  181. Private direct network
  182. HMC with hub/switch attachment
  183. HMC connections
  184. Primary and secondary HMC to BPC connections
  185. Predefined HMC user accounts
  186. HMC login
  187. HMC Guided Setup Wizard
  188. Guided Setup Wizard
  189. Date and Time settings
  190. The hscroot password
  191. The root password
  192. Select LAN adapter
  193. Speed selection
  194. Configure eth0 DHCP range
  195. Second LAN adapter
  196. Host name and domain name
  197. DNS IP address
  198. Client contact information
  199. Remote support information
  200. Callhome connection type
  201. Modem configuration
  202. Select phone number for modem
  203. Authorized user for ESA
  204. The e-mail notification dialog
  205. Communication interruptions
  206. Summary screen
  207. HMC security and user management
  208. Server security
  209. Object manager security
  210. Inventory Scout services
  211. Inventory Scout
  212. Service Agent and Service Focal Point
  214. Service Focal Point
  215. Open serviceable events
  216. Manage service events
  217. Detail view of a service event
  218. HMC service utilities and tasks
  219. Determining HMC serial number
  220. A-1 Facts and Features for p5-590 and p5-595
  221. Appendix A. Facts and features reference
  222. A-2 System unit details
  223. A-3 Server I/O attachment
  224. A-4 Peak bandwidth
  225. A-7 Racks
  226. A-8 I/O device options list
  227. Expansion unit back view PCI
  228. PCI-X slot description
  229. Recommended system unit slot placement and maximums
  230. installation planning
  231. Doors and covers
  232. Securing the frame
  233. Moving the system to the installation site
  234. C-1 Search for planning
  235. C-3 Planning information
  236. system documentation
  237. IBM Sserver Hardware Information Center
  238. How do I get updates
  239. How do I use the application
  240. D-2 Search field
  241. D-3 Navigation bar
  242. D-4 Toolbar with start off call
  243. D-5 Previous pSeries documentation
  244. Abbreviations and acronyms
  245. Related publications
  246. Online resources
  247. How to get IBM Redbooks
  248. Index
IBM p5 590 System Handbook Manual pdf 213 page image
Chapter 7. Service processor 191Figure 7-19 Select Boot Options menu optionsFigure 7-20 on page 192 shows the Configure Boot Device Order menu options.The boot device order will be stored for the subsequent system boots.Note: The user must check the default boot list before changing the boot listorder.
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