I've been looking at this on the IBM web site. I was thinking it might
be a possibility for our end of month crunch. But it doesn't seem to be.
So I'll ask here. Is this what On / Off Capacity on Demand is for? How
does it affect OEM software costs (likely it depends on the contract).
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John
I was thinking it might be a possibility for our end of month crunch. But it
doesn't seem to be.
Why not?
So I'll ask here. Is this what On / Off Capacity on Demand is for?
Yes, as long as you don't use it for more than 45 days.
How does it affect OEM software costs (likely it depends
Gasparovic
IBM Slovakia
On Dec 19, 2007 3:31 PM, McKown, John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been looking at this on the IBM web site. I was thinking it might
be a possibility for our end of month crunch. But it doesn't seem to be.
So I'll ask here. Is this what On / Off Capacity on Demand
but requires a POR to turn off
It didn't last Feb.
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Hal Merritt wrote:
COD is easy to turn on, but requires a POR to turn off. At least, that's
my memory. I also seem to recall some frequency (twice a year?) and
duration (couple of days?) limitations.
Since 2003, OOCoD goes either way dynamically.
COD seems to be targeted to DR boxes or to
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I've been looking at this on the IBM web site. I was thinking it might
be a possibility for our end
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Hal Merritt wrote:
COD is easy to turn on, but requires a POR to turn off. At least, that's
my memory. I
boxes or to be able to swallow a rare
huge workload spike.
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I've been
I can only speak (unofficially) re: IBM software considerations with
Capacity On Demand, but I think you'll be pleased.
1. For MLC, you pay only for the month(s) in which you have increased your
capacity. If you have VWLC (subcapacity MLC) -- as you probably should
with CoD -- you pay only
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