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ISeries - Definition

Enterprise class server and the successor to the AS/400. Originally implementing a design as a single system, including hardware, operating system and database. AS/400 was renamed ISeries in 2000, with the introduction of the V5R1 operating system and 800 line of servers.

While ISeries still is used to describe both hardware and software, the operating system I5/OS, the successor to OS/400 can now be run on either ISeries, I5 hardware or pSeries, successor to the RS/6000. Both systems run on RISC based POWER5 processor(s). Highlights

  • Extremely reliable and virus resistent 9th Generation 64 bit object oriented operating system
  • Single or multiple system administration using text or Operations Navigator web based or client based GUI software.
  • DB2 DBMS integrated with the operating system and optimized at the hardware level.
  • Single Level Storage
  • Support for Unix style scripting and programs using PACE and/or QShell
  • LPAR, logical partition for running multiple instances of I5/OS, AIX and/or Linux operatings systems at the same time.
  • Supports Microsoft Windows using single cpu blades and/or externally supports multiple cpu servers running Windows or Linux
  • Support for stream file data, programming, file serving and sharing such as used by Unix, Linux and Microsoft files
  • Support for thin, thick, web based and client server applications
  • Support for numerous network protocols
  • Apache webserver with web based GUI administration

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