IBM 6C1, Технический обзор и введение

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Preface
This document provides a comprehensive single-source guide covering IBM®
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pSeries™ 610 Models 6C1 and 6E1 entry servers. Major hardware offerings are introduced
and their prominent functions discussed.
Professionals wishing to acquire a better understanding of IBM
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pSeries products
may consider reading this document. The intended audience includes:
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Sales and marketing professionals
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This document expands the current set of IBM
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pSeries documentation by providing
an ideal, comprehensive, desktop reference that offers a detailed technical description about
the pSeries 610 Models 6C1 and 6E1.
This publication does not replace the latest pSeries marketing materials and tools. It is
intended as an additional source of information that, together with existing sources, may be
used to enhance your knowledge of IBMs solutions for the UNIX marketplace.
The team that wrote this Whitepaper
This Whitepaper was produced by a worldwide specialist working at the International
Technical Support Organization, Austin Center.
Volker Haug is an Advisory I/T specialist. He has more than 14 years of experience in the I/T
industry, the last 11 of which he devoted to IBM
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pSeries and RS/6000® systems. He
holds a degree in Business Management from the Berufsakademie in Stuttgart. Volker is the
worldwide pSeries technical support community leader for IBM UNIX workstations and entry
servers supporting IBM sales, Business Partners, and customers with pre-sales consultation
and implementation of client/server environments. His areas of expertise include IBM UNIX
workstations and servers, graphics, MCAD applications, and AIX® systems management.
Based in Stuttgart, Germany, he is currently working for the Web Server Sales pSeries and
RS/6000 pre-sales technical support organization covering the Europe, Middle East, and
Africa Central Region.
The project that created this document was managed by:
Scott Vetter - International Technical Support Organization, Austin Center
Thanks to the following people for their contributions to this project:
Dough Bloch, Tom Campbell, Dale Dagitz, John Hilburn, Paul Maybaum, Mace Miller,
Thoi Nguyen, Jan Palmer, Richard Talbot, Ven Tenjarla, Susan Tiner, Roger Weekly -
IBM Austin
Tesshu Flower - IBM Canada
Tenley Jackson - IBM Dallas