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Tivoli NetView for z/OS Version 5.1
Tivoli Remote Control Version 3.8
Tivoli Risk Manager Version 4.1 and 3.8
Tivoli Software Distribution Version 4.0
Tivoli Storage Manager
Versions 5.1.5 and 5.1
Tivoli Storage Manager Client Version 4.2
Tivoli Switch Analyzer Version 1.2
Tivoli User Admin Version 3.8
Tivoli Workload Scheduler Version 8.1
• Informix
Informix C-ISAM
• U2
IBM UniData Version 5.2x
Other IBM Software Products
IBM Application Workload Modeler Version 1.1 and
Release 1
IBM Developer Kit Versions 1.4 and 1.3.1
IBM Directory Integrator Version 5.1
IBM Directory Server Versions 5.1 and 4.1
IBM HTTP Server Version 1.3.19.3
IBM Object RE90 Version 2.2
IBM Screen Customizer Versions 2.0.7 and 2.0.6
Linux Distribution Partners
• SUSE LINUX
Product Information at suse.de/en/produkte/susesoft/S390/
• Turbolinux
Product Information at turbolinux.com/products/s390
Red Hat Linux
Product Information at redhat.com/software/S390
z/VM Version 4 and Version 5
z/VM supports Linux on the mainframe. Within the VM
environment, Linux images benefi t from the ability to
share hardware and software resources and use internal
high-speed communications. While benefi ting from the
reliability, availability and serviceability of IBM ^
zSeries servers, both z/VM V4 and V5 offers an ideal
platform for consolidating Linux workloads on a single
physical server which allows you to run tens to hundreds
of Linux images. z/VM V4 is priced on a per-engine basis
(one-time charge) and supports IBM Integrated Facility for
Linux (IFL) processor features for Linux based workloads,
as well as standard engines for all other zSeries and S/390
workloads. Engine-based Value Unit Pricing for z/VM V5.1
is replacing the pricing model available with z/VM V4.
Engine-based Value Unit Pricing is designed to provide a
lower entry point and a decreasing price curve which will
help provide improved price/performance as hardware
capacities and workload grow. Value Unit Pricing helps
you to add capacity and workload with an incremental
and improved price and the ability to aggregate licenses
acquired across machines that are part of your enterprise.
Integrated Facility for Linux (IFL)
The Integrated Facility for Linux feature of the zSeries
servers provides a way to add processing capacity, exclu-
sively for Linux workloads, with minimal or no effect on the
model designation. Operating systems like z/OS, TPF, and
VSE/ESA will not execute on Integrated Facility for Linux
engines. Consequently, these engines will not necessarily
affect the software charges for workload running on the
other engines in the system.
OSA-Express Ethernet for Linux
Driver support is provided for the functions of the new
OSA-Express Gigabit Ethernet and 1000BASE-T Ethernet
features.