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    Notices
    Preface
    Ch.  1. The next generation iSeries
    Ch.  2. iSeries architecture: Fundamental strength of the eServer i5 and iSeries
    System concepts
    iSeries architecture
    Single-level storage
    Technology Independent Machine Interface
    POWER Hypervisor
    Hierarchy of microprocessors
    Technology in stride
    Microprocessor excellence
    Silicon On Insulator
    On-chip copper-wiring technology
    Advanced I/O architecture
    High-speed links
    iSeries integration with the Windows Server
    Reliable, managed availability
    Virtualization technology
    AIX 5L for eServer i5
    Linux for iSeries and eServer i5
    IBM i5/OS
    Java and On Demand Business for iSeries
    iSeries Web serving
    Lotus Domino for iSeries
    iSeries advanced user interface
    Summary
    Ch.  3. Workload, capacity, and performance
    Ch.  4. iSeries direction
    Ch.  5. Summary of today’s iSeries
    Ch.  6. eServer i5 Model 520
    Ch.  7. eServer i5 Model 550
    Ch.  8. eServer i5 Model 570
    Ch.  9. eServer i5 Model 595
    Ch.  10. iSeries Model 800
    Ch.  11. iSeries Model 810
    Ch.  12. iSeries Model 825
    Ch.  13. iSeries Model 870
    Ch.  14. iSeries Model 890
    Ch.  15. Towers, racks, and high-speed link
    Ch.  16. Upgrades to eServer i5 and i5/OS
    Ch.  17. iSeries PCI I/O processors
    Ch.  18. iSeries I/O adapters and controllers
    Ch.  19. Internal disk, tape, CD-ROM, DVD-RAM, DVD-ROM storage
    Ch.  20. External tape, DVD-RAM, optical, disk storage, and SAN components
    Ch.  21. I/O devices and other components
    Ch.  22. Customer Install Features
    Ch.  23. i5/OS: Architecture
    Ch.  24. i5/OS (5722-SS1): Operating system licensed products
    Ch.  25. Software terms
    Ch.  26. IBM licensed programs: Database accessories
    Ch.  27. WebSphere and On Demand Business for iSeries
    Ch.  28. Lotus products for iSeries
    Ch.  29. IBM LPP Application Development Products
    Ch.  30. IBM licensed programs: Networking and communications products
    Ch.  31. IBM eServer iSeries Access products
    Ch.  32. IBM licensed programs: System management products and services
    Ch.  33. IBM licensed programs: Printing and document handling products
    Ch.  34. Summary of earlier AS/400, AS/400e, and iSeries models
    Appendix A. Referenced lists
    Abbreviations and acronyms
    Related publications
    Index
    Back cover
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