An optional black front acoustic rack door (#ERGB) is available for the IBM Power E870 and Power E880 servers. When the acoustic rack door is ordered as an MES against the 9119-MME/MHE, it is used with the 42U rack feature 0553. When the acoustic rack door is ordered with a new 9110-MME/MHE, the door is ordered as a 7014-T42 rack feature. This feature uses the same front acoustic door as provided with feature 6249 except no rear acoustic door is provided with feature ERGB. The majority of the acoustic value is provided by the front door because the servers' fans are mostly located in the front of the rack. Not including a rear acoustic door saves some floor space because a nonacoustic rear door is thinner. The floor space savings make it easier to use the optional 8-inch expansion feature on the rear of the rack.
Power Enterprise Pools are enhanced. Additional features better enable the administrative records transfer of Enterprise Pools enablement and mobile memory activations during upgrades from a Power 770 server to a Power E870 server or from a Power 780 server to a Power E880 server.
- Mobile Enablement (#EH35)
- 100 GB Mobile Memory Activation (#EMAF)
- 100 GB Mobile Enabled Memory Activations (#EMAG)
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