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IBM Power Systems Agenda § The Tape Product Line – Products – Roadmaps – Adapter Cards & Support Matrix § Tape Encryption and TKLM § Virtual Tape Alternatives § Remote Tape Alternatives § Tape Virtualized via VIOS § WORM Tape Update § Optical update § Recap 4 i want an i. © 2009 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems Tape Product Line for IBM i 5 i want an i.

IBM Power Systems Current IBM Tape Product Line for IBM i LTO Family TS 3500 HD (High Density) GA’d Fall 2008 Enterprise Family TS 3500 TS 3200 TS 3310 TS 3400 TS 3100 TS 2340 TS 2900 (SAS) GA’d in Dec 2008 (POWER 6 + i 6. 1) TS 2240 § Low cost § High capacity § Fast streaming operations 6 i want an i. TS 1130 § § TS 1130 GA’d in Sept 2008 (no perf increase) High performance High capacity Industrial strength Fast streaming and start/stop operations © 2009 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems LTO Ultrium Tape Family Although SAS drives have 2 ports, they are only supported for single system attach TS 3310 NEW! Requires POWER 6 and IBM i 6. 1 TS 2340 TS 3100 TS 2900 TS 2240 TS 3200 TS 3500 TS 2240 TS 2340 TS 2900 TS 3100 TS 3200 TS 3310 TS 3500 Machine Name 3580 -H 4 S 3580 -L 43/S 43 3572 3573 -L 2 U 3573 -L 4 U 3576 3584 Max # Cartridges 1 1 9 23+1 45+3 396 >6200 Partition Capable No No No Yes (w HH) Yes Yes LVD SCSI Drives No FH (1) (L 43) No Yes (1) Yes (2) No (not for LTO 4) No (not for LTO 3/4) SAS Drives HH (1) FH (1) (S 43) HH (1) HH (2) FH (1) HH (4) FH (2) FH (18) No Fibre Drives No No No 4 Gbit (1) 4 Gbit (2) 4 Gbit (18) 4 Gbit (192) LME Encryption No No Yes w SAS/fibre w fibre (+ fc 5901) (+ fc 5900) (+ fc 1640) HH = half high, FH = full high (w Transparent LTO Encr Feat) 7 i want an i. © 2009 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems Enterprise Tape Family TS 1130 Support • V 5 R 3 with IOP’d fibre cards • V 6 R 1 + POWER 6 for IOPless fibre cards Drive based Encryption is supported for TS 1120 / TS 1130 drives in the TS 3400 and TS 3500 (and 3494), but not standalone drives TS 1130 GA’d in Sept 2008 TS 3500 TS 1130 Standalone Drive TS 1130 Standalone TS 3400 TS 3500 3592 -E 06 3577 -L 5 U 3584 Max # drives 1 2 192 Max # Cartridges 1 18 >6200 Partition Capable No Yes LVD Drives No No No (for TS 1120/30) Fibre Drives 4 Gbit (for TS 1120/30) No Yes Machine Name Library Managed Encryption Capable 8 TS 3400 i want an i. © 2009 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems LTO Tape Drive Roadmap (Full High Drives) Gen 1 Gen 2 Gen 3 Gen 4 LTO 1 LTO 2 LTO 3 LTO 4 Media Capacity (native) 100 GB 200 GB 400 GB Throughput (native) Full High Drives (MB/sec) 15 35 Ultrium 1 WORM (1) Encryption Cartridge Type Server Attachment Generally Available Gen 5 Gen 6 800 GB 1. 6 TB 3. 2 TB 80 120 Up to 180 Up to 270 Ultrium 2 Ultrium 3 Ultrium 4 Ultrium 5 Ultrium 6 N/A (Yes) (1) Yes (1) N/A N/A (fibre /SAS drives only) Yes Fibre SCSI Sept Feb March April 2000 2003 2005 2007 Yes Fibre SCSI SAS On IBM i, Gen 5 LTO will likely be IOPless attach only and will likely not offer any performance increase (capacity only) tentatively Spring 2010 This Roadmap is an estimate of the LTO Program’s current intent and is subject to change without notice. Note 1: LTO WORM is supported on IOPless adapters only. See LTO WORM charts for details 9 i want an i. © 2009 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems LTO Media Reuse and Maximum Native Drive Speeds LTO Cartridge Generation Native Capacity Gen 1 LTO Tape Drive Generation Native Datarate Gen 1 Gen 2 Read 100 GB Gen 3 Half High 20 MB/s 15 MB/s Gen 3 Gen 4 Half High Gen 4 20 MB/s Write Gen 2 Read 200 GB 35 MB/s 35 MB/s 60 MB/s 80 MB/s Although HH / FH LTO 4 have the same burst speed, and the same usermix speed, the largefile sustained speed is 700 GB/hr on HH, 859 GB/hr FH 120 MB/s Write Read Gen 3 400 GB Write Gen 4 Read 800 GB Write Earlier generation media performs at slower speeds Speeds shown are native rates. IBM i typically gets 3: 1 compression on external tape drives, so the media will typically hold 3* the amount shown and the drives may run at up to 3* the speed shown, unless they are bottlenecked by another component in the path. Check the benchmarks in the Performance Capabilities Reference Manual for more information. LTO WORM is supported on IBM i on IOPless adapters only (see LTO WORM charts for details) 10 i want an i. © 2009 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems On 3592, earlier media can be reformatted to the new density and capacity 3592 Tape Drive Roadmap Gen 1 Gen 2 Gen 3 3592 TS 1120 TS 1130 JJ / JR (WORM) 60 GBs 100 GBs 128 GB JA / JW (WORM) 300 GBs 500 GBs 640 GB 700 GBs 1 TB 40 100 Cartridge Type JJ/JA WORM (1) Native Capacity Gen 4 Gen 5 Gen 6 2 TBs 4 TBs 8 TBs 160 240 minimum 360 minimum 540 minimum JJ/JA/JB/JC JB/JC/JD JR/JW/JX JW/JX/JY/JZ N/A Yes (2) Yes Yes Fibre FICON Fibre ESCON FICON Sept Oct Sept 2003 2005 2008 JB / JX (WORM) Native Throughput (MBs/sec) Encryption Server Attachment Generally Available On IBM i, T 1130 performs the same as TS 1120, but offers additional capacity This Roadmap is an estimate of the 3592 Program’s current intent and is subject to change without notice. Note 1: 3592 WORM is supported from V 5 R 1 onwards, with better messaging from V 5 R 4 onwards. Note 2: TS 1120 drives purchased prior to the availability of encryption on Sept 8/06 will need to purchase fc 5592 to get encryption 11 i want an i. © 2009 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems Legend High End Tape Performance Benchmarks See Chapter 15 of the Performance Capabilities Reference manual (PCRM) for benchmark details. This publication can be found at the following url: http: //www-03. ibm. com/systems/i/advantages/perfmgmt/resource. html Source File IFS 1: m User Mix IFS m: m Large File Domino Offline Linux NWS Offline LTO Family 359 x Family Notice Updated LTO 4 benchmarks on EXP 24 & IOPless: Usermix – 65 MB/sec (234 GB/hr) Large file - 247 MB/sec (890 GB/hr) Notice User mix speed is not increasing 890 GB/hr LTO 4 LVD SCSI tops out at 140 MB/sec (500 GB/hr) (ie LTO 3 speeds) 525 GB/hr 350 GB/hr 12 142 GB/hr i want an i. 365 GB/hr TS 1130 is expected to be the same as TS 1120 1420 GB/hr Disk 1700 GB/hr 890 GB/hr Note: the 1 st Savefile & Virtual Tape Benchmarks used 924 arms in the Virtual Tape ASP. Smaller environments should review the arm-based benchmarks in PCRM © 2009 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems Summary of Important Tape Tips § TS 2900 is a great entry SAS LTO 4 drive that supports encryption – Recall that it requires POWER 6 and V 6 R 1 § Be careful not to overstate the performance of a new drive: – TS 1120 and TS 1130 perform the same on IBM i on both usermix and largefile … capacity upgrade only – LTO 3 and LTO 4 perform the same on a user mix workload – Upgrade still makes sense for largefile workloads – Upgrade still makes sense for encryption – Upgrade still makes sense if capacity is required – Half High drives have a lower sustained speed than full high drives – Previous generation media restricts drive performance § Avoid selling LVD SCSI if you can: – – LVD SCSI card tops out at 140 MB/sec, which can bottleneck the drive Not shareable Doesn’t support encryption Likely won’t go forward to the next generation of servers § LTO 5 is still a year out, and isn’t expected to give a performance gain, so feel very comfortable selling LTO 4 still § The latest LTO firmware gives a performance boost for all generations and all attachments: – For integrated drives, get the following PTFs: V 5 R 4 M 5 = MF 45813, V 6 R 1 M 0 = MF 45815 – For external drives, request the new firmware via the web 13 i want an i. © 2009 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems Published Info that may contain errors re Tape § SSIC Website is not ready yet § Recall that fc 5746 (integrated HH SAS LTO 4 drive) was not announced via the regular channels, so does not appear in the announcement letters or sales manual § TS 3100/TS 3200 SAS Announcement Letters + Sales Manual have multiple errors (eg it implies V 6 R 1 is a pre-req for encryption vs a pre-req for SAS) § The IBM i Planning website has multiple errors in the Jan 2008 tape entry: – http: //www-947. ibm. com/systems/support/i/planning/upgrade/futurehdwr. html – Refer to the Feb-Sept 2007 entry instead: the information is correct there § References to LTO WORM tape support are inconsistent … see WORM section later in this pitch 14 i want an i. © 2009 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems Tape Adapter Cards 15 i want an i. © 2009 IBM

IBM Power Systems Tape Adapter Cards (IOA’s) LVD SCSI Cards § fc 5702 / 5712 § fc 5736 § fc 5775 (IOPless) Fibre Cards with IOPs § fc 2765 – 100 MB/sec § fc 5704 – 200 MB/sec § fc 5761 – 400 MB/sec 140 MB/sec per port (max 250 MB/sec per drive) Bootable Not Bootable. Use Alt-install IOPless SAS Cards IOPless Fibre Cards § Fc 5912: PCI-X 320 MB/sec per port (2 ports on each) § fc 5749: PCI-X – 400 MB/sec § fc 5774: PCI-e – 400 MB/sec § fc 5735: PCI-e – 800 MB/sec (max 280 MB/sec per drive) POWER 6 V 5 R 4 M 5 for TS 2240, V 6 R 1 for the rest POWER 6 / i 6. 1 Phased Rollout Check support dates on next pages. Bootable 16 i want an i. Bootable POWER 6 + i 6. 1 only When reloading a system using a drive attached to a non-bootable IOP’d fibre adapter card, you need to do an “alt-install” by booting to your Licensed Internal Code (LIC) CD, then reviewing the list of attached drives and selecting the one that has the *SAVSYS tape in it. When reloading a system, drives on the LVD SCSI and IOPless fibre/SAS cards can boot directly to the *SAVSYS tape if the card is in an alt-IPL slot. Fibre drives need to be direct-attached or zoned so they are the only drive visible to the card © 2009 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems IBM i Tape Support Matrix Interim Solution for IBM i Tape Interop Info For the current product line (TSxxxx), use the IBM i Tape Support Spreadsheet available on techdocs: (egs on next pgs) http: //www. ibm. com/support/techdocs/atsmastr. nsf/Web. Index/PRS 3594 For older drives, watch for an updated set of charts to be posted in the same techdoc shortly We believe that econfig has the correct rules now Thank you for bearing with us throughout 2008! Where we’re headed IBM is working on a tool called System Storage Interoperability Center (SSIC) that will eventually be the official source for this information. http: //www-03. ibm. com/systems/support/storage/config/ssic/displayesssearchwithoutjs. wss Although the tool is posted on the web right now, the information in it is incomplete, so don’t rely on it. We will alert the IBM i community via email once the SSIC tool is ready 17 i want an i. © 2009 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems IBM i Tape Support Matrix - TSxxxx Plan to print the 3 charts shown and keep them with you at all times! Interim Resource until System Storage Interop Center (SSIC) tool is ready for TSxxxx drives/libraries http: //www. ibm. com/support/techdocs/atsmastr. nsf/Web. Index/PRS 3594 18 i want an i. Note that we do not plan to maintain this spreadsheet once SSIC is ready © 2009 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems IBM i Tape Support Matrix – Server + IOA Definitions Plan to print the 3 charts shown and keep them with you at all times! Maps server models to column titles in Interop Spreadsheet Explains LVD SCSI feature code #’s including the fc 5736 collision with System P 19 i want an i. © 2009 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems IBM i Tape Support Matrix – Bonus LTO 3/4 Guide Plan

IBM Power Systems Virtual Tape 21 i want an i. © 2009 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems Virtual Tape: What does the trade press say? Virtual Tape is very fast Virtual tape will save you money Virtual tape solves your Drive/Media/Staff Failures The Facts: • Virtual Tape: 60 -100 MB/sec, Physical Tape: 60 -280 MB/sec • A Feb 2008 study published by the Clipper group shows virtual tape 23 x more expensive than physical tape and 290 x more if you include the power costs (http: //www. ultrium. com/News/paperform. php) • Current technology tapes/media are very reliable. Operators can make mistakes with virtual tape too • Regular tape is economical to buy and has low power costs • Well managed tape is automated and easy 22 i want an i. Regular Tape is expensive Regular Tape is complicated, manual, and error prone © 2009 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems When a customer asks you about virtual tape … § Ask him to describe the project he is working on § What features of virtual tape caught his attention? § What kind of tape is he using today? § What challenges is he encountering today? Then invite us to join you on an internal call and a customer call to discuss 23 i want an i. © 2009 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems What is Data Deduplication? § Data de-duplication (often called "intelligent compression") is a method of reducing storage needs by eliminating redundant data. Only one unique instance of the data is actually retained on storage media. Redundant data is replaced with a reference or pointer to the unique data copy. C A B B A A C C A B 1. Data elements are analyzed to determine a unique signature for each 24 i want an i. A B B A A C C A B 2. Signature values are compared to identify all duplicates A B B A A A C B 3. Duplicate data elements are eliminated and are replaced with pointers to the existing reference element © 2009 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems Virtual Tape Alternatives IBM i Integrated Virtual Tape § V 5 R 4 onwards § Part of Operating System § Good performance with enough disk arms § No turnkey remote replication § Needs to move *SAVSYS to a physical tape to boot 25 i want an i. * All statements regarding IBM's future direction and intent are subject to change or withdrawal without notice, and represent goals and objectives only. TS 7530 § External Virtual Tape § TS 7510, TS 7520, TS 7530 Future Addition TS 7650 § External Virtual Tape with Data De-Duplication § Currently under test for IBM i with tentative plan to GA in June 2009 § Remote IP replication on roadmap for fall 2009 and 2010 § Server-based dups § 80 -100 MB/sec per stream § Up to 1000 MB/sec per box © 2009 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems IBM TS 7650 Protec. TIER® Deduplication Family Highest High Performance Largest largest High Capacity Larg High Flexible Availability Storage Highest Performance Largest Capacity Better Performance Active-Active Single Node Cluster TS 7650 G Appliance Up Up. Gateways to to 1000 500 MB/sec Larger Capacity 136 PBTB TBuseable Scalable Up to 500 MB/sec 36 TB useable Good Performance Highly Scalable Low cost Up to 250 MB/sec n city a a p a C 18 TB useable Up to 100 MB/sec S ca l able d rm P e rf o ance 7 TB useable 26 i want an i. © 2009 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems Remote Tape Alternatives 27 i want an i. © 2009 IBM

IBM Power Systems Why Remote Backups? • Minimize Tape Handling • Minimize Risk of

IBM Power Systems Network Bandwidth Charges in North America Mbits/sec GB/hr 500 GB save Cost T 1 1. 54 0. 7 30 days! $250 -$500 / month T 3 43 19 26 hours $ 4 - 6 K / month OC 3 155 70 7. 1 hours $20 - 45 K / month OC 12 622 279 1. 8 hours $ tens or hundreds of thousands / month Sample Network Bandwidth Pricing is from Info. Bahn at: http: //www. infobahn. com/research-information. htm 29 i want an i. © 2009 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems Remote Tape Alternatives on i SW Replication • Data sent all day • HA / DR fringe benefit Copy Services • Data sent all day • HA / DR fringe benefit • More disk req’d Geo Mirroring • Data sent all day • 40 -50 km limit • HA exposure during save Integrated Virt Tape • Bandwidth • No remote BRMS integration TSM Client • Slow • Cumbersome • User Data only Remote Tape • Bandwidth • Up to 100 km supported by IBM via DWDM Coming in 2009 External Virt Tape • Data sent over time • De-dup reduces bandwidth 30 i want an i. OEM Vaulting SW • Bandwidth • Slow • User Data Only © 2009 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems When a customer asks about remote tape … § How did he get interested in remote tape? § How big are his systems? § What is the distance between his sites? § What kind of network does he have between sites? § Has he investigated network costs between sites? § What kind of tape is he using today? § Will he still need a physical tape to send offsite? § Does he already have an HA Replication solution implemented? Then invite us to join you on an internal call and a customer call to discuss 31 i want an i. © 2009 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems Backup Encryption 32 i want an i. © 2009 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems Comparison: Tape Drive vs BRMS SW Based Encryption Tape Drive Hardware-based Encryption Fibre or SAS LTO 4 or TS 1120 / TS 1130 in a library TKLM V 5 R 3 onwards Considerations • Needs fibre or SAS LTO 4 or fibre TS 1120/TS 1130 in a library • Encrypts whole cartridges Advantages • No impact on CPU utilization • Max 1% performance degradation • No increase in media required • All objects can be encrypted 33 i want an i. BRMS Software-based Encryption IBM i Encrypted Backup Enablement Keys BRMS Advanced Feature BRMS Control Group Lib. A encrypted Lib. B unencrypted Any tape drive or library V 6 R 1 onwards Advantages • Any type of tape drive • Mix/Match encryption on 1 cartridge Considerations • Significant increase in CPU utilization • Significant Performance Degradation • May take up to 3* as much media • Certain system libraries can’t be encrypted i 5/OS Encrypted Backup Enablement - 5761 -SS 1 option 44 – is also req’d © 2009 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems System i Tape Encryption on IBM Tape Drives How does it Work? • IBM i sends the backup to the tape library TKLM Server • If the drive / library has encryption turned on, then the library gets the keys from the TKLM IBM i TKLM Server LTO 4 or TS 1120 / TS 1130 Drives in a Tape Library Components • Encryption Capable Tape Drive(s) – fibre TS 1120/TS 1130 or fibre/SAS LTO 4 • A Tape Library – TS 2900/3100/3200/3310, TS 3400, TS 3500, 3494 • Multiple Key Managers (TKLMs) • Suitable Drive / Library / TKLM at DR Site to restore 34 i want an i. • The drive/library write the save • BRMS is recommended to keep encrypted / non-encrypted tapes separate © 2009 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems The Encryption Key Manager (EKM) – IMPORTANT Primary Site TEST YOUR RECOVERY CAREFULLY! Run Multiple TKLMs Save / Synch (so backups can still run when one is down) • Copy fresh keystore to all TKLMs each time you add/change keys • Keep offsite backup of TKLM Comparable DR Site Gear Don’t Encrypt TKLM • Encryption Capable Drive / Library • Access to TKLMs • Run TKLM on a system/LPAR where none of the saves will be encrypted Disaster Recovery Site 35 i want an i. © 2009 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems Comparison of Tape Encryption Among Drives / Libraries Vol 3 Vol 2 Tape GUI Drive 001 - ON Drive 002 - OFF Vol 1 Vol 6 Vol 5 Vol 4 Small LTO 4 Libraries TS 2900 / TS 3100 / TS 3200 / TS 3310 Libraries • Turn Encryption on/off via tape GUI interface • All drives in a library partition have the same setting for encryption 36 i want an i. Small TS 1120/30 Library TS 3400 Library • Turn Encryption on/off via tape GUI interface • All drives in a library partition have the same setting for encryption Enterprise Libraries TS 3500 with LTO 4 / TS 1120/30 or 3494 with TS 1120/TS 1130 • Encryption can be controlled by volume serial number (“Barcode Encryption Policy” = “BEP”) • With ALMS, TS 3500 can have a mixture of encrypted / non-encrypted drives © 2009 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems Comparison of Solution Components for LTO 4 vs TS 1120/30 LTO 4 TS 1120 / TS 1130 Encryption Capable Drive Fibre or SAS LTO 4 drives only (*NOT* LVD SCSI drives) Fibre TS 1120/30 (3592 E) drives with fc 5592 ($5 K) or fc 9592 (nc) Tape Library TS 2900, TS 3100, TS 3200, TS 3310, TS 3500 TS 3400 or TS 3500 or 3494 Transparent LTO Encryption feature for LME and SME TS 2900: fc 5901 ($1, 250 US) TS 3100/TS 3200: fc 5900 ($2, 500 US) TS 3310: fc 5900 ($5, 000 US) TS 3500: fc 1604 ($12, 000 US) Not required (function is included in drive price) Media LTO 4 media only TS 1120/30 Media Key Manager TKLM Note: TS 1120/30 use a special media density for encrypted tapes called FMT 3592 A 2 E/A 3 E. LTO 4 does not have a special density. 37 i want an i. TKLM © 2009 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems Tivoli Key Lifecycle Manager (TKLM) What is TKLM? • Follow-on to Encryption Key Manager (EKM) • Stores / Serves keys for Encyption: • Tape: TS 1120, TS 1130, LTO 4 • Disk: DS 8000 • MUCH more user-friendly than EKM What Platforms does it run on? IBM i customers usually run their TKLM on Windows because: • They typically have good skill on Windows • Windows Server 2003 (32 bit) • AIX 5. 3 or later ( 64 bit), AIX 6. 1 or later (64 bit) • Red Hat AS 4. 0 x 86(32 bit ) • Su. SE Linux 9. 0 and 10 x 86 (32 bit ) • Solaris 10 Sparc (64 bit) • Avoids the temptation to run TKLM on a system with a production application and accidentally encrypt the keys which makes it impossible to recover (chicken / egg problem) • Easy to load up a spare TKLM and store it offsite • Easy to acquire hardware to re-build the TKLM after a big disaster • Faster to restore / rebuild the key store on Windows vs a larger platform Although we can’t RUN TKLM on IBM i, we can use TKLM on another platform to encrypt our IBM i saves 38 i want an i. © 2009 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems TKLM: Advantages over EKM Much Nicer Interface • GUI Install Wizard • Web GUI Interface • Simple backup of TKLM data via GUI New Functions • Automated key rollover • Notification of expired certificates • Able to force a unique key for each LTO tape Easier to Order/Use • IBM Java Run. Time Enviroment (IBM JRE) is included with the product: no need to buy TPC/BE • Easy to include Support on the order • Better documentation via Info Center 39 i want an i. © 2009 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems TKLM: Pricing and Licensing TKLM A A single TKLM server license with 8 tape drive RVUs (+ 2 base RVUS) could be used as follows (simultaneously): TKLM C • Load it onto TKLM A and have both tape libraries point at it as their main Key Manager with 10 drives in the drive table TKLM B • Load it onto TKLM B and have both libraries point at it as their backup Key Manager. TKLM B will be used automatically if TKLM A is unavailable TKLM D 6 drives Primary Site 4 drives • Load it onto TKLM C and TKLM D to use in case of a disaster. The Libraries will have to be switched to point at these key managers when needed Secondary Site TKLM Server License includes: • 1 Production Copy of TKLM $3, 000 US • Multiple non-production copies of TKLM • First 2 tape drive or disk resource activations TKLM “Resource Value Units” (RVU’s): S $750 U each • Authorization to add 1 more tape drive to drive table • Or ability to encrypt 1 more TB of disk 40 i want an i. • Load it onto 2 laptops to store offsite in case of a serious disaster • Use TKLM C and TKLM D 2 -3 times a year for 2 -3 days each time for disaster recovery testing, even while TKLM A and TKLM B are serving keys • If the secondary site is a cold site (eg drives are only used in a disaster), then 4 RVUs (+ 2 base) are enough If the customer would like to run each tape library from a local TKLM, then he will need 2 TKLM server licenses (2+2 base RVU’s) and 6 extra drive RVU’s TKLM offers volume disounts. Check the announcement letter for details © 2009 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems Notes - TKLM: Feature Codes e. Config/AAS • 5608 -A 91 Initial Server License with 2 tape/disk activations + 1 yr SW Maintenance • 5608 -A 92 1 -yr SW Maintenance Renewal without a lapse (20% of purchase price) • 5608 -A 95 1 -yr SW Maintenance Renewal following a lapse (60% of purchase price) • 5608 -A 93 – initial license with 3 -year maintenance • 5608 -A 96 – subsequent 3 -year maintenance without a lapse • 5608 -A 94 – subsequent 3 -year maintenance following a lapse For each product above (except 5608 -A 92): • Fc 0005 is the server license • Fc 0003 is the tape or disk resource activation For 5608 -A 92: • Fc 0009 is the server license maintenance for the 1 st yr • Fc 0001 is the tape or disk Resource activation maintenance for the 1 st yr • Fc 0011 is the server license maintenance for subsequent years • Fc 0003 is the tape or disk resource activation maintenance for subsequent yrs From TKLM Announcement Letter - 209 -020 dated January 13/09 The feature code #’s in the announcement letter are truncated so it is difficult to differentiate them, hence we have included them here. Please see the announcement letter for additional information. Some customers may have bigger discounts on AAS or Passport Advantage, which will dictate how they order Passport Advantage synchs up the maintenance agreements in the 2 nd year so they are payable at the same time for all products which may draw a customer to this ordering method Passport Advantage • D 0887 LL - TKLM server license with 2 tape/disk activations + 1 yr SW maintenance • E 06 JMLL - TKLM server license – 1 yr maintenance renewal • D 0888 LL - TKLM server license – 1 yr maintenance renewal after a lapse • D 05 EULL – Storage resource allocation including 1 yr SW maintenance • E 05 EULL - Storage resource allocation - 1 yr SW maintenance renewal (no lapse) • D 05 EVLL - Storage resource allocation - 1 yr SW maintenance renewal (no lapse) • BJ 0 QUML – copy of code on CD for folks who don’t want to download it 41 i want an i. © 2009 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems TKLM Services – IBM Lab Services Sample TKLM Engagement • Preparatory Teleconferences • 3 days onsite • install firmware + download TKLM code • setup TKLM + copy to backup TKLM + test saves • Skills transfer re operations + troubleshooting • Review/record procedures • Follow-up assistance if required • 40 -50 hours total … depending on amount of assistance customer would like • Ballpark $12 K in the USA including travel • Can be discounted so BP’s can resell to their customers • For information, contact IBM Lab Services Mark Even 507 -253 -1313 even@us. ibm. com 42 i want an i. Advantages of TKLM Installation Services • Gets the customer focussed on the implementation • Lab Services is aware of the install gotchas and knows how to bypass them • Helps ensure the customer understands how critical it is that he has a current copy of his keystore for recovery • Makes the tape / encryption deal go smoothly Frank Kriss 507 -253 -1354 kriss@us. ibm. com © 2009 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems TKLM Resources § TKLM Product Page (for publications etc): – http: //www-01. ibm. com/software/tivoli/products/key-lifecycle-mgr/ § TKLM Install Flash Demo - High Level – http: //ausgsa. ibm. com/home/s/m/smithn/web/public/test. Site/TKLM-012309 a. html § Jeff Ziehm’s TKLM Webinar and Install Demo – Nov 2008 – IBMers: http: //w 3 -03. ibm. com/support/techdocs/atsmastr. nsf/Web. Index/PRS 3428 – BP’s. . . Sign on to Partnerworld, go to techdocs, and search on the following doc #: PRS 3428 ** note that the audio only captured Jeff’s voice, so there are gaps in the audio when someone is asking a question § Jeff Ziehm’s TKLM Webinar - Feb 2009 – IBMers: http: //w 3 -03. ibm. com/support/techdocs/atsmastr. nsf/Web. Index/PRS 3564 – BP’s: Sign on to Partnerworld, go to techdocs, and search on the following doc #: PRS 3564 43 i want an i. © 2009 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems Tape Drive Based Encryption Reminders Things to Remember § Hardware Required – – – § Software Required § Key Manager reminders § Other Reminders – – – – 44 LTO 4 or TS 1120/TS 1130 tape drives Fibre or SAS (not SCSI) Drives must reside in a tape library (although it’s OK to run in sequential mode) For LTO 4, library must have the transparent LTO encryption feature LTO 4 media for LTO 4, or any TS 1120/TS 1130 formatted media Comparable gear at your recovery site Tivoli Key Lifecycle Manager Software + hardware to run it on Don’t encrypt your Key Manager Have multiple Key Managers at your home site and DR site Save your Key Manager and send a copy offsite anytime your keys change Choose TS 3500 / 3494 over other libraries since it can turn encryption on/off based on volser Include ALMS on a TS 3500 order so encrypted/non-encrypted drives can share a TS 3500 partition Hire IBM Lab Services to help with install/setup (contact Mark Even in Rochester) i want an i. © 2009 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems Tape Virtualized via VIOS 45 i want an i. © 2009

IBM Power Systems * All statements regarding IBM's future direction and intent are subject to change or withdrawal without notice, and represent goals and objectives only. Tape Virtualized Via VIOS (great for blades!) Today’s Interim Solution VIOS LPAR 1 LPAR 2 Prod Data Virtualized Tape Stmt of Direction VIOS LPAR 1 LPAR 2 Prod Data NPIV Stmt of Direction VIOS LPAR 1 LPAR 2 Prod Data Virtual Optical SAS TS 2230 -H 3 S HH SAS LTO 3 TS 2240 -H 4 S HH SAS LTO 4 § IBM i or BRMS save to virtual optical § VIOS save to SAS tape § Considerations: – 2 -step process (time/complexity) –Extra disk required (cost) –BRMS only knows about virtual optical save, not the VIOS tape –Tape can only be restored to VIOS 46 i want an i. SAS Or for servers only, HH SAS LTO 4: Fc 5746 internal Fc 1404 in fc 7214 encl Fc 5746 in fc 5720 encl § VIOS-attached tape is virtualized directly § § § Available today SAS to the LPARs Use IVM GUI to assign the SAS card / drive to the LPARs as needed (manual) BRMS knows about the VIOS tape Resulting tape can be restored on any LTO 4 drive Big improvement for blades, both for backup + migration Rqmts: VIOS 2. 1. 1, e. FW 3. 4. 2, IBM i 6. 1 PTFs Planned for 2 Q 09 Fibre Drives TBD § NPIV = N-Port ID Virtualization § Virtualizes the tape fibre card to be shared simultaneously by all attached LPARs § First server IOA to support this is fc 5735 = 8 Gbit IOPless IOA § Useful for servers with a lot of small LPARs that don’t justify a dedicated fibre card § Also good for blades Planned for later in 2009 © 2009 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems WORM Tape 47 i want an i. © 2009 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems WORM Tape Update § LTO: (new) – Supported for LTO 3 and LTO 4 on IOPless tape adapters – – Includes full high and half high drives Includes internal drives, bridge boxes, and libraries Includes LVD, SAS, fibre, so long as they’re IOPless LVD adapters need V 5 R 4 M 5, SAS/fibre adapters need V 6 R 1 New in Dec 2008 – NOT supported on adapters that use IOPs – Beware that documentation may be inconsistent re support § 3592 – Supported on all generations (3592 -Jxx, TS 1120, TS 1130 onwards) – Supported on adapters with or without IOPs – V 5 R 1 onwards § PTFs required prior to V 5 R 4: – – V 5 R 1: MF 33985, MF 34271 V 5 R 2: MF 33986, MF 34272 V 5 R 3: MF 33989, MF 34273 V 5 R 4: included in base code § Messages are much clearer from V 5 R 4 onwards – Prior to V 5 R 4: “Cannot process this tape” – V 5 R 4 onwards: “Cannot process this tape because it’s WORM” § Uses special WORM media § **IMPORTANT** Confirm that your application supports WORM Tape 48 i want an i. © 2009 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems Optical Update 49 i want an i. © 2009 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems 3995 / 3996 Optical Update § The Plasmon Story • Plasmon manufactured our Optical Libraries • Sadly, they went into receivership in December 2008 • Alliance Storage Technologies Inc has bought their assets and appears to be back in business • For details: • www. plasmon. com v www-03. ibm. com/systems/i/hardware/storage/optical/Plasmon. Receivership. html v For IBM Customers v 3995 and 3996 are both already withdrawn from mktg v IBM believes we have enough parts to service existing boxes until end of life v IBM is still selling additional drives, but new libraries need to come from the used market v IBM is still selling both UDO 1 and UDO 2 media v Talk to us about other options for your customer’s optical needs * All statements regarding IBM's future direction and intent are subject to change or withdrawal without notice, and represent goals and objectives only. 50 i want an i. IBM i website re 3995 / 3996: www-03. ibm. com/systems/i/hardware/storage/optical/ © 2009 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems 3995 / 3996 Models § 3995 -x 4 x – attached via HVD SCSI (really old – white optical boxes) – Supported on any system/release with a supported HVD card Made by HP § 3995 -C 2 x attached via Ethernet LAN (really old –first black optical boxes) – Supported on any system/release with a supported LAN card § 3995 -C 4 x attached via HVD SCSI Made by Plasmon – Supported on any system/release with a supported HVD card § 399 F - Plasmon G-Series – customers bought directly from Plasmon – – – Plasmon provided HW support, IBM Rochester provided SW support 6 enterprise models, 2 midrange models Normally attached via LVD SCSI with or without an IOP Option to attach via HVD SCSI Simple “swap 1 card” upgrade from HVD to LVD, if still available § 3996 attached via LVD SCSI – IBM relogo’d the 2 midrange models of 399 F (The most popular ones) – Supported on any system/release with a supported LVD SCSI card, with or without an IOP HVD SCSI cards are fc 6501, 6534, 2729, 2749. All require an IOP. Only fc 2749 is supported on POWER 6, and only for optical & 3590 51 i want an i. All optical boxes are supported on POWER 6 so long as you put them on a supported IOA © 2009 IBM Corporation

IBM Power Systems Recap § The Tape Product Line – Products – Roadmaps – Adapter Cards & Support Matrix § Tape Encryption and TKLM § Virtual Tape Alternatives § Remote Tape Alternatives § Tape Virtualized via VIOS § WORM Tape Update § Optical update § Recap 52 i want an i. © 2009 IBM Corporation

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