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Abstract The documents titled Supported Hardware List and Recommended Software Levels provide the operating systems, Host adapters, SAN fabric elements, RAID controllers and selected other hardware that have been tested or qualified by IBM. This page combines the previously separate Software and Hardware support matrices. For operating systems, we show the latest tested release levels and service packs. Only the listed operating systems are supported. For host adapters, SAN fabric elements and RAID controllers, we list our currently recommended firmware and/or BIOS levels and formally support only the hardware listed. While these levels are not mandatory levels for a customer to be supported by IBM, they are the recommended levels. There may be known operational issues with older firmware and BIOS levels and, in these cases, a customer working with the IBM Support center may be directed to upgrade a component to a recommended level.

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SVC will support all OS applications at any level that run to the standard block level OS interface. This includes such applications as Oracle, HP Virtual Connect, etc. Note: * The levels shown in italic text indicate previously recommended levels. * The level shown in bold text indicates the latest recommended level.

* EOL - (End of Life): Where interoperability items have gone end of life (out of support) and are no longer supported by the vendor either generally or by extended service contact IBM will continue to support the environment on a best can do basis. Where issues occur which are deemed by IBM support to be directly related to items which are no longer generally supported by the vendor IBM may direct customers to upgrade a component to a recommended level. HP 9000 Series Servers (PA-RISC 64bit) & HP Itanium ServersThe following patches should be applied to the base OS: BUNDLE11i(B.3) HWEnable11i(B.064) FEATURE11i(B.063) QPK1123(B.064) Set PV (Physical Volume) timeout to 60 seconds when using PV Links. This is to avoid I/O timeouts during fabric maintenance and SAN Volume Controller CCLs (Concurrent code loads) BUNDLE11i B.3 Required Patch Bundle for HP-UX 11i v2 (B.11.23), FEATURE11i B.070a Feature Enablement Patches for HP-UX 11i v2, HWEnable11i B.070 Hardware Enablement Patches for HP-UX 11i v2, OnlineDiag B.11.23.10.05 HPUX 11.23 Support Tools Bundle, QPKAPPS B.072 Applications Patches for HP-UX 11i v2, QPKBASE B.072 Base Quality Pack Bundle for HP-UX 11i v2, HPUX11i-OE-MC B.

HP-UX Mission Critical Operating Environment Component. LUN numbering: When mapping vdisks to hosts, only LUNs in the range 0 to 254 can be used Expanding Volumes on the SAN Volume Controller is supported (upon vdisk expansion, the disk label still shows original size however the disk needs to be re labelled and AdvFS file system extended) Shrinking SAN Volume Controller Volumes is not supported SAN Volume Controller Copy Services Configuration / LUN Synthesis: With AdvFS, it is possible to map a FC target to the same machine as a FC source. In order to use the same domain name, manual link to the new disk (ln -s /dev/disk/dskNc) has to be created in the /etc/fdmns/domain_name directory. Ghost 11 5 exe dos program. SAN Volume Controller supports Server Blades that meet all of the following criteria; 1.

The Server blade contains Qlogic and Emulex generic chip sets running the IBM or equivalent supported Drivers; and 2. These generic chip sets and drivers are present in the SAN Volume Controller support matrix for HBAs used in non Blade servers; and 3. The Server blade is running an OS that is present in the SAN Volume Controller support matrix; and 4. Either a Fibre Channel pass through module is used in the Blade server chassis to connect the Blades to an external FC network; or The Fibre Channel switch module used in the Blade server chassis is equivalent (in the sense it runs the same microcode on the same switch hardware base) to a discrete Fibre Channel switch that is already listed in the SAN Volume Controller support matrix. Examples of specific BladeCentre configurations that IBM includes in SAN Volume Controller interoperability testing currently include: HS & LS Intel & AMD Models. Microsoft Windows 2008 Supported without multipathing Yes Supported with multipathing Yes: Native multipathing (MPIO) SAN Boot No iSCSI Host Attachment Restrictions These restrictions supersede information published in the hard-copy, PDF and online forms of the IBM System Storage SAN Volume Controller product documentation.