The 7026 Model H10, an RS/6000 rack-mounted server, is a one-way or two-way symmetric multiprocessor (SMP) system for workgroup or entry enterprise server environments. It is an excellent choice for LAN consolidation environments. The Model H10 is the lowest-priced rack drawer in the RS/6000 product family and can be configured with additional H10 drawers, other server drawers, and shared subsystem using HACMP software to provide the same high availability and reliability found in much higher-priced systems.

The Model H10 is available in one-way or two-way PowerPC* 604e SMP configurations. It comes standard with a single 166MHz processor which can be upgraded with a second processor or with optional 233MHz processor cards. The base configuration includes 64MB of memory, an I/O board with nine adapter slots and three integrated adapters, four media bays, twelve hot swap disk bays, an 8X CD-ROM drive (mounted in a media bay), and a 2.2GB hot swap disk drive. And the Model H10 supports a built-in service processor for improved availability and serviceability.

IBM's RS/6000 workgroup servers provide application power and modular design at highly competitive prices. Fast processing, interoperability and outstanding performance capability make them great choices for both stand-alone or networked environments. They are also very well suited for application and database processing. The RS/6000 workgroup servers provide attachability for commonly used components such as adapters, disk drives, and media devices. This can help avoid cluttering your work area with more expensive, external peripherals.

By providing I/O slots that support both PCI and ISA buses, these servers offer superior performance at affordable prices. They can participate in most currently installed UNIX** and PC networks. Using AIX* Version 4 with these systems provides many exciting computing opportunities. In fact, you can use these robust servers in place of PC servers while maintaining binary compatibility with the majority of the thousands of existing AIX applications running on RS/6000 systems.