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IBM ®

IBM 9032 Model 5 ESCON Director


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Session 2869, August 19, 1998

GUIDE International

George Middleton
IBM Washington Systems Center
[email protected] IBMMAIL(USIB38SC)
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Trademarks
The following terms are trademarks of International Business Machines
Corporation in the United States, or other countries, or both.
Enterprise Systems Connection OS/390
Architecture® RETAIN®
ESA/390 S/390®
ESCON® SD/2®
ESCON XDF Service Director/2®
FICON Sysplex Timer®
IBM® System/390®
Hardware Configuration Definition VM/ESA®
MVS/ESA VSE/ESA
Operating System/2® WIN-OS/2®
OS/2®

Intel and Pentium are registered trademarks of Intel Corporation in the


U.S. and other countries. Other company, product, and service names
may be trademarks or service marks of others.
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Overview

Overview
Configuration
Software support
Migration
FICON Bridge

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Third generation IBM ESCON Director


248 active-port capacity
Functional compatibility with previous Directors
Full any-to-any port connectivity
Implemented in parallel
or chained with others
SCP, ESCON Manager
and SA OS/390 support
Year 2000 Ready
Same console interface
as Models 3 and 4
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Evolutionary successor to 9032 Model 3


Same architecture
Twice port capacity, provides improved
Systems management
Price/performance
Updated technology and components
Better ergonomics
Improved fault detection and isolation
Additional features

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Port capacity
252 total ports
248 active ports LED
Port

Directly addressable Card

Any-to-any connectivity
124 simultaneously active
connections Laser
Port
Card

8 ports / port card


All LED or all Laser (XDF)
Any port card slot 0 - 30

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4 reserved ports
Spare Ports card
1 card with 4 ports
4 LED
2 LED + 2 Laser (XDF)
Ports indirectly addressable
Addresses assigned with port swap
Port card slot 31

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Same approach to high Power Switch


Power On
Power
Statu s IML Operator Panel

availability as Model 3
System
Error A dv a n ce E nt r y D e ta il C le a r

Power Off

Device Port Cards


Spare Ports Card

Redundant components
CTP Cards

Control Processor (CTP) Matrix


Controller Cards

Matrix Controller / Matrix Token Ring


Controller
Adapter

Switch (MXC/MXS) Cards


Matrix Switch Cards

Token-ring Adapter (TKRG) Device Port Cards

Power supplies
Fans and fan modules
"Any port" sparing Power Supplies

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Upgrade and service without disruption


Additional port cards installed
Redundant components added
Concurrent maintenance and replacement
Redundant components
Port cards
Spare Ports card
Concurrent LIC upgrade with redundant CTP
Active matrix retained through power outage
Switching operations continue without console
Activity and error logging
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Remote diagnosis
Console level
Director level (terminal window)
Service Director/2 support
Download subsystem error data
Open problem and dispatch service
Additional availability enhancements
2 power supplies standard
Standard dual 2-fan cooling modules
Optional Spare Ports card
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New features
Logical Partitioning (port authorization)
ESCON Director console-based facility
Port connectivity authorization by operator
30 operators
Individual management of 1 - 248 ports
Contiguous or non-contiguous
Exclusive or shared
Increases connectivity security
Improves port management flexibility
Retains any-to-any port connectivity
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Logical Partitioning example
Operator L303
Port Authorization Matrix Port Matrix Management View

shared port management

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Matrix Merge
Merge a saved configuration into active matrix
Compliments Logical Partitioning
Merges only authorized port connectivity
Backward compatibility to Models 3 and 4
Model 5 console management of
Models 3 and 4 at LIC 2.1

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Console
Same token ring attachment, function and GUI
as Models 3 and 4 console
More powerful, 166 MHz Intel Pentium*, than
Models 3 and 4 console
Controls 16 units
ESCON Directors Token Ring
Bridge
Token Ring

Model 3, 4 and 5 Router

2 Sysplex Timer Token Ring

Model 2 networks Console


(DCAF Target)
Remote Console
(DCAF Controller)

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Different interchange media from other Directors


CD-ROM for console software restore
ROC for matrix configuration and log backup
DCAF target and controller functions installed
Control from another console or S/390 HMC
on token-ring (TCP/IP)
Remote IBM Service dial-in
COM1 port for DCAF console access
TKRG RS-232 port for Director access
Different console placement
Table or top of Model 3
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Release 4 of Console application LIC


WIN-OS/2 application on OS/2 Version 4.0
Manages 32 matrices for each Director
New functions
Logical Partitioning
Merge Saved Configuration
Console application can be installed on newer
S/390 HMC (FC 0041)
S/390 HMC will "auto-discover" Console
Driver A2 (HMC Version 1.4.4)
Single Object Opns DCAF control of Console
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Storage

Cables Side Cable


Guide for
Quadrant D
Port Card
Cable Guides

Standard Jumper cables and Side Cable


Guide for
IBM Direct Attach harnesses Quadrant C
(cutaway view)

Port receptacles D
C
ESCON XDF

IBM Duplex for LED ports Adapter Cable

FCS SC Duplex for XDF Cable Restraint


and Access Hole
A

Port Card
for Quadrant B & D Cable Guides

Standard jumper cables


Front access
Longer jumpers needed
when migrating from
Model 2 and Model 3 Cable Restraint and
Access Hole for Quadrant A and B
Cable Restraint and
Access Hole for Quadrant A & C

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IBM FTS Direct Attach


Field installation
n t
Significantly reduces o
Fr iew
V
orange-fiber "birds nest"
Decreases installation
and reconfiguration time
Harnesses attach to ports
Harnesses and trunks 3

connect in MTP coupler ear


R ew
at rear of Director Vi

Trunk access at rear


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9032 ESCON Director comparison
Model 5 Model 3 Model 2
Maximum Ports 248 124 60
Power Supplies 2 std 2nd opt 2nd w/ EAF
Fans 4 3 2nd w/ EAF
Rdnt CTP Opt Opt n/a
Rdnt MXC/MXS Opt Opt n/a
Rdnt TR Opt Opt n/a
Spare ports Any + 4 w/ SP card Any 2 SP w/ EAF
Console TR,GUI,ROC TR,GUI,tape GPIB,line,diskette
Footprint 26" x 26" 26"x 26" 31" x 26"
Height 65" 52" 46"
Weight ** 514 lb 788 lb 1808 lb
Power ** 1.46 kva 1.93 kva 4.4 kva
Heat ** 4969 btu/hr 6500 btu/hr 7920 btu/hr
** Fully-redundant, 248-port capacity (240-port capacity for Model 2)

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Configuration

Overview
Configuration
Software support
Migration
FICON Bridge

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Port addressing and locations


S1 C4 84
Standard ports
Port Card Port Port Port Card
S4
Quadrant Address Number Slot D C
A 04 - 43 00 - 3F 0-7
B 44 - 83 40 - 7F 8 - 15
C 84 - C3 80 - BF 16 - 23 FB C3
D C4 - FB C0 - F7 24 - 30 30 24 23 16
44 04
o
Spare ports o
o
D S1 - S4 F8 - FB 31 B A o
(ref only) o
o
83 43 o
15 8 7 0

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Configuration

Default port card configuration


C4 84

Minimum of 3 LED port cards


(24 ports) - Laser by RPQ
D C
Port addresses 04 - 1B
Port card slots 0, 1, 2
FB C3

Additional port cards 30 - -


44 1C 04

Increment of 1 (8 ports)
Installed from slot 3 to 30 B A
All LED cards installed
then all Laser cards 83 43 1B

Note: Any port card in any slot - - 3 2 1 0

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9032 Model 2 compatibility C4 BC 84

Feature code #5902


Port cards installed from port D BF
C0 C
address FB down to 04
Full Model 2 equivalent is FB C3
30 - - - - - - 23 - - -
64 ports (8 port cards) 44 04

Consider when
Migrating from Model 2 B A
Model 5 supplementing
installed Model 2s 83 43
- - - 0

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9032 Model 3 compatibility C4 84

Feature code #5903


First 128 ports installed in D C
port addresses 7C up to FB
Additional ports installed FB C3
30 - - - - - -
from address 7B down to 04 7C 44 04

Consider when
Migrating from Model 3 7F
80 B A
Model 5 supplementing
installed Model 3s 83 7B 43
15 - - - - - - 0

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Configuration

I/O subsystem path placement in a minimum


Director environment C4 84

Spread paths among Directors


D C
Separate paths within Director D1 91

Different quadrants
FB C3
Different port cards 44 04
Example:
Same-Director, 4-Path Placement
I/O Subsystem Attachment Port Card
Interface Port Quadrant B A
1 11 A
51 11
2 91 C
3 51 B
4 D1 D 83 43
(Link Address)

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Optional components
Redundant
Control Processor (CTP) card
Matrix Controller / Matrix Switch (MXC/MXS)
card set
Token-ring Controller Adapter (TKRG) card
Added availability
Additional port cards
Spare Ports card

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Software Support

Overview
Configuration
Software Support
Migration
FICON Bridge

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Software Support

Supported BCP levels


OS/390
MVS/ESA Version 5
VM/ESA Version 2 Release 1.0 +
VSE/ESA Version 1 Release 3 +
Dynamic connectivity pass-through only
TPF Version 4 Release 1
Dynamic connectivity pass-through only

Note: Any BCP that supports dynamic ESCON connectivity


can use an ESCON Director for pass-through
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Software Support

OS/390 and MVS/ESA


Component Service for APAR
IOS * OW28013
EREP 3.5 IR35816
EDDS 1.0 OW28009 **
IOCP none
HCD ** OW21420
HCM none
ESCM V1R3 PQ06732, PQ09926, PQ06618
SA OS/390 V1R2 OW28450, OW29889, OW29627
* OS/390 V1R3 & V1R4 only (enhanced messages)
** UIM provided with EDDS support (OW28009)

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Software Support

VM/ESA
Component Service for APAR
Device Support VM61260
EREP VM61305

VSE/ESA
Component Service for APAR
EREP DY44548
Other
Sys/Func/Comp Support
TPF none required
3746-9x0 MCL D46130D +
Service Director/2 PSA 4.50A

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Migration

Overview
Configuration
Software support
Migration
FICON Bridge

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9032 Model 2 9032 Model 3 9032 Model 5


28 ports E0 C0 32 ports 28 ports 32 ports 56 ports 64 ports
E0 C0 C4 84

FB DF FB DF FB C3
B A D C D C

60 Ports 32 ports 32 ports 64 ports 64 ports


A0 80 44 04

Port Address
Placements
BF B 9F A 83 B 43 A
124 Ports 248 Ports

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General considerations
Continue using multiple ESCON Directors for
independent paths to same I/O subsystem
Retain existing port addressing symmetry
If no symmetry, consider developing
Opportunity to validate port naming convention
Port card separation now involves 8 ports
Migrating from Model 2 or Model 3 will require
up to 6' longer jumper cables

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Example of four-director addressing symmetry
Processor Processor

CHa CHb CHc CHd CHa CHb CHc CHd

D0 D1 D0 D1 D0 D1
D1 D0
ESCON
Directors
D3
D3 D3 D3

I/O Subsystem

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Example of two-director addressing symmetry
Processor Processor

CHa CHb CHc CHd CHa CHb CHc CHd

D0 D1 50 D1 50 51
51 D0
ESCON Dir Dir
Directors #1 #2
D3
53 D3 53

"Top" "Bottom"

I/O Subsystem

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Multiple Model 2s to a Model 5


First Model 2
"Push-pull" with FC #5902 port card layout
Move ports C0 - FB to ports C0 - FB
Change model designation in HCD
Subsequent Model 2s
Move to any 60 ports from 04 to BF
Range 40 - 7B provides for initial and growth
port address symmetry
Will require HCD/IOCP link address changes

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Two 9032 Model 5
9032 Model 2s 84

E0 C0
ble h
DF BF ila wt
"push-pull" E0 C0 v a ro
#1 A rg
fo
FB DF FB
B A D C
E0 C0 O
04
O O O

O O O
ble h
#2 definition
5F
O
3F ila wt
update
60 40 v a ro
O O O
A rg
FB
O O
O
fo
DF O

B A 7B
O

B A
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Model 3 and Model 2 to a Model 5


Model 3
"Push-pull" with FC #5903 port card layout
Move ports 80 - FB to ports 80 - FB
Change model designation in HCD
Model 2
Move to any 60 ports from 04 to 7F
Range 40 - 7B provides for initial and growth
port address symmetry
Will require HCD/IOCP link address changes

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9032 Model 5
9032 Model 3 O

O
E0 C0 O

O
DF BF 9F
E0 C0 A0
O

O
"push-pull"
O

FB DF O
FB
D C D C
A0 80
O O 44 04

O O

7F
O O 80

BF 9F O O
B A
43
B A
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9032 Model 5

9032 Model 2
E0 C0
O O

O O
D C
O O O
04
defin
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O O upda on O
FB DF te
B A
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5F
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3F ila wt
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B A
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Link address changes


None needed for initial Director replacement
Unless reorganizing port addressing scheme
HCD update required for subsequent source
Director to same target Director
Manual
Each CHPID and CU
"Disconnect" CUs
"Semi-automatic"
IOCP input - Edit - Migrate
Using MIGRATE_EXTENDED YES

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Director matrices migration


HCD (requires ESCON Manager or SA OS/390)
Migrate saved matrices from Model 2 or 3
Change Director designation to 9032-5
Save matrices to new Model 5
ESCON Manager or SA OS/390
Modify | Work with saved Model 2 or 3 matrices
Save matrices to ISPF table
Modify | Work with saved matrices in ISPF table
Save matrices to new Model 5
Note: Cannot use diskette to transport matrices
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As always . . .
Check PSP "bucket" on RETAIN
9032DEVICE
Also ESCON PIB (product information bucket)
Collection of planning and usage "mini-flashes"
Available on IBMLINK and ViewBlue
Item: RTA000104033
IBMLINK / SERVICElink / SIS
ViewBlue / Technical / QASearch

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FICON Bridge

Overview
Configuration
Software support
Migration
FICON Bridge

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FICON Bridge

New ESCON Director port card


Installs in 9032 Model 5 and attaches to S/390
FICON channel
Creates "Bridge" between FICON channel (FCV)
and ESCON I/O
Provides FICON channel dynamic connectivity to
ESCON I/O through ESCON Director
Allows FICON and ESCON channel connectivity
coexistence
Increases processor I/O bandwidth potential with
FICON channels using ESCON I/O
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FICON Bridge
FICON Channel to ESCON I/O Connectivity
ESCON Links ESCON
200 Mb/sec link rate (hd)
3 km link distance CU

FICON Channel ESCON


1 Gb/sec link rate (fd)
E 10 km link distance CU
S/390
M (RPQ to 20 km)
G5 ESCON
I
Processor CU
F

ESCON
FICON Bridge CU

9032 Model 5 ESCON


CU

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FICON Bridge
FICON Channel Participation in
Dynamic ESCON Connectivity
ESCON-capable
Processor
EMIF
CTC
ESCON Channels
FICON Bridge
E
S/390 FICON Channel
M
G5
I
Processor ESCON
F
CU
ESCON Channels
9032 Model 5

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FICON Bridge

FICON Bridge card


Installs in any port card slot
of 9032 Model 5
LED

Contains one FICON port Port


Card

Uses single-mode Laser


Supports eight concurrent FICON
Bridge

ESCON data transfers on FICON


Bridge
Card

one FICON channel Card

General availability 3/99


with S/390 FICON channels

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FICON Bridge
FICON Bridge Frame Processing
ESCON ESCON
frames CU 'A'
A

ESCON
FICON frames B
E CU 'B'
S/390 B C Z
M C
G5 ESCON
I A D
Processor CU 'C'
F D

ESCON

Z
FICON Bridge CU 'D'

9032 Model 5 ESCON


CU 'Z'

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FICON Bridge

Additional benefits of the FICON Bridge


Retains use of existing fiber infrastructure
Single-mode cables - up to 20 km with RPQ
Multimode cables - up to 550 meters with
SM-MM Mode Conditioning jumpers
Simplifies connectivity
Fewer channels, cables, patch panels, ports
Increases native channel connectivity distance
10 km standard
Up to 20 km with RPQ

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FICON Bridge

Expanded definitions
4K device addresses / CU
16K device addresses / CHPID
Improved performance characteristics
Full duplex data transfer
Multiple concurrent I/O operations on channel
No data rate "droop" at 9 Km
Channel rate > 4,000 I/O / sec
Appropriate for mixing device types and
block sizes on same channel

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ESCON-to-FICON Connectivity Migration

S/390 Processor S/390 Processor


16 ESCON channels 2 FICON channels

CU CU CU CU CU CU CU CU CU CU CU CU CU CU CU CU

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FICON Bridge

Hardware preparation
Migrate to 9032 Model 5
Leave empty port card slots for FICON Bridges
Continue path separation
Plan for no-charge FICON Enablement feature
LIC, MXC, power supply
Concurrent installation with redundant
CTP and MXC/MXS cards

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FICON Bridge
FICON Bridge card placement examples

C0

84
FB O FB
D C D C

40 80

04 44 04
7B O O 43 O

B A B A

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FICON Bridge

Software preparation
Upgrade SCP
OS/390 1.3 + VM/ESA 2.2.0 +
VSE/ESA 2.1 + TPF 4.1 +
Move from ESCON Manager to SA for OS/390
I/O Operations-only installation guidance on
www.s390.ibm.com/products/sa/nescon.html
Consider HCM for migration assistant utilities
Move Port Connections
Aggregate CHPIDs
Convert ESCON Port to FICON Port
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Publications

Planning for the 9032 Model 3, 9033 Model 4, and 9032 Model 5
Enterprise Systems Connection Directors, SA22-7295
Using the 9032 Model 3, 9033 Model 4, and 9032 Model 5
Enterprise Systems Connection Directors, SA22-7296
User's Guide Reference Summary for the 9032 Model 3,
9033 Model 4, and 9032 Model 5 Enterprise Systems Connection
Directors, SA22-7298
Operator Panel Reference Summary for the 9032 Model 5
Enterprise Systems Director, SA22-7297
Maintenance Information for the 9032 Model 5 Enterprise
Systems Connection Director, SY28-1158
9032 Model 5 ESCON Director Physical Planning Template,
GX22-0046

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