Related information for migration

Manuals

Listed below are the iSeries™ manuals and IBM Redbooks (in PDF format), Web sites, and Information Center topics that relate to the Migration topic.

You can view or print any of the PDFs.

Upgrades and migration

• Upgrades

  Use this information if are upgrading your server with new hardware while retaining its serial number.

• Preventive service planning (PSP) information

  The PSP document for V5R3 upgrades and data migrations is SF98167. Information within this PSP describes corrections that apply to migrations. Review this information before you migrate your data between servers.

• iSeries Server Migration

  This book discusses the various topics that are involved in migrating to PCI technology. It also looks at other significant functions like High Speed Link (HSL) and concurrent maintenance capability. This book includes upgrade scenarios to assist with your planning. It explains such upgrade functions as load source migration and migrating to LPAR functions. And it describes the expansion unit options that preserve an investment in hardware or that migrate to new technology.

• iSeries Migration

  This Web site includes information about the current migration and upgrade paths, a link to the Migration Redbook, and information about converting from SPC-attached I/O to PCI-attached I/O.

• IBM FACT

  This Web site contains the Find and Compare Tools (FACT) that deal with iSeries models and upgrade paths.

Planning

• iSeries Planning

  This Web site provides links to a variety of planning tools and information.

• iSeries Upgrade Planning

  This Web site provides information about iSeries products or features that may not be supported in future releases of the i5/OS™ operating system or on future iSeries models, Product Previews, and Statements of Directions.

Software Installation

• Memo to Users

  This document provides information about software and hardware changes that can potentially affect your system operations.

• Install, upgrade, or delete i5/OS and related software (about 220 pages)

  Use this information if you are upgrading your server with a new i5/OS release.

Logical partitions

• Logical partitions

  Logical partitions allow you to distribute resources within a single iSeries server to make it function as if it were two or more independent servers. This information steps you through the logical partition process, from creation to management.

• Logical partitioning

  This Web site contains an introduction to logical partitioning as well as information about planning, services, and education.

• LPAR Validation tool

  The LPAR Validation tool is a Web-based tool that assists users in planning for a partitioned environment.

Performance management

• iSeries Performance Capabilities Reference

  This reference provides highly technical information about server performance useful for performance benchmarking, capacity planning, and planning for server performance.

• IBM Workload Estimator for iSeries

  The Workload Estimator tool is a Web-based tool that provides users with a recommended model, processor, interactive feature, memory, and disk storage necessary for a mixed set of workloads.

Redbooks

• iSeries Handbook

  This book provides hardware concepts and technical specifications for iSeries models and features.

• iSeries and AS/400e™ System Builder

  This book provides detailed information and configuration rules for iSeries models and features.

Services

• Integrated Applications Services

  This Web site contains information about the services IBM has available for helping you upgrade your server. These services can help you in planning for and upgrading to the new iSeries server. This service includes a planning session that concludes with a final hardware and software configuration and installation plan. The services specialist can also perform on-site services to upgrade the server to the latest release of i5/OS, convert your SPD-attached I/O to PCI-attached I/O, perform disk unit migration, server consolidation and more.

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Downloading Adobe Acrobat Reader

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