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xSeries 340 Sample Configurations
Note: The following sample configurations are for illustration only and may not be suitable for any specific customer installation. Contact your IBM Business Partner
or IBM Marketing Representative for assistance with your specific configuration requirements.
Internet Server
Part Number
Description
8656-6RY
10K0018
06P5736
37L7204
00N8017
10K2340
6331N2N
94G6674
37L6880
xSeries 340 1GHz/256KB, 128MB(R) ECC, Open, 24X (Rack 3U)
128MB PC133 ECC SDRAM RDIMM
ServeRAID-4Mx Ultra160 SCSI Controller
9.1 GB 10K-4 Ultra160 SCSI Hot-Swap SL HDD
60/120GB 8mm M2 SCSI Tape Drive
Media Bay Tray and LVD Cable Kit
E54 Color Monitor 15in (350mm, 13.8in Viewable Image Size), stealth black
APC Smart-UPS 1400RMB
270W Hot-Swap Redundant Power Supply
9306200
28L3644
94G6670
Netfinity NetBAY22
Space Saver II Keyboard
Blank Filler Panel Kit
Quantity
1
11
1
32
1
1
1
1
1
Industry Standard 19in Rack, EIA-310D, min depth of 28in (711mm)
1
1
2
1. For a total of 256MB of system memory.
2. Three HDDs are used for RAID 5 protection. Effective capacity is two HDDs or 18.2GB.
An Internet server handles all requests from the Internet (Intranet or Extranet). Usually this type of server has the same characteristics as a file server. The main
difference is that an Internet server talks a different language (TCP/IP vs NETBEUI or IPX/SPX) and often needs to do an extra security check (firewall). In the case of
an Internet server, the server itself talks mostly to one client, the Internet Service Provider (ISP), instead of many clients as a file server does.
With this in mind the xSeries 340 was selected to provide an affordable price point for the growing Internet server market, with two-way Pentium III processing,
256MB of system memory (expandable to 4GB), and availability features such as RAID-protected internal hot-swap storage and power protection with an APC
Smart-UPS.
The network configuration depends on the method that will be used to connect the server to the Internet. Usually fast Ethernet routers are used, but if other methods
are used, you can add the appropriate adapter. The configuration includes a tape backup unit for secure backup of critical data in the event of a system or storage
failure.
Application Server
Part Number
Description
8656-6RY
19K4640
10K0020
06P5736
37L7205
00N8017
10K2340
6331N2N
37L6880
94G6674
xSeries 340 Pentium III 1GHz/256KB L2, 128MB ECC, OPEN, 24X (Rack 3U)
1GHz Upgrade with 133MHz FSB and 256KB Advanced Transfer Cache Pentium III Processor
256MB PC133 ECC SDRAM RDIMM
ServeRAID-4Mx Ultra160 SCSI Controller
18.2GB 10K-4 Ultra160 SCSI Hot-Swap SL HDD
60/120GB 8mm M2 SCSI Tape Drive
Media Bay Tray and LVD Cable Kit
E54 Color Monitor 15in (350mm, 13.8in Viewable Image Size), stealth black
Netfinity 270W Hot-Swap Redundant Power Supply
APC Smart-UPS 1400RMB
9306200
28L3644
94G6670
Netfinity NetBAY22
Space Saver II Keyboard
Blank Filler Panel Kit
Quantity
1
1
11
1
32
1
1
1
1
1
Industry Standard 19in Rack, EIA-310D, min depth of 28in (711mm)
1
1
2
1. For a total of 384MB of system memory.
2. Three HDDs are used for RAID 5 protection. Effective capacity is two HDDs or 36.4GB.
An application server is designed to handle a high workload while providing application serving requirements for users. With this in mind, the xSeries 340 was
selected to provide an affordable price point for an application server with two-way Pentium III processing, 384MB of system memory (expandable to 4GB), and
availability features such as battery-backed cache, RAID-protected internal hot-swap storage and power protection with an APC Smart-UPS.
xSeries 340 High Availability Cluster (P/N 25P1823 and 25P1824)1
(Refer to High Availability and Scalable Cluster Solutions section)
1. P/N 25P1823 includes Windows NT EE as the operating system for this integrated rack solution. P/N 25P1824 uses Windows 2000 Advanced Server.
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