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To order and obtain the IBM PCI Cryptographic Coprocessor
and its IBM software, follow these steps:
- If you wish to order the PCI Cryptographic Coprocessor
(PCICC) feature for the iSeries (feature #4801 and
#4802), see the iSeries
website for information about IBM 4758s in that
system type. The Coprocessor and its OS/400 software
are obtained as features of the iSeries and AS/400
and OS/400 and not from this website. However, the
CCA Basic Services manual is obtained from
the Library page of this
website.
- If you wish to order the PCI Cryptographic Coprocessor
(PCICC) feature for the zSeries (feature #0865, #0866,
and #0869), see the zSeries
website for information about the PCICC feature
available for that system type. The Coprocessor, its
software, and publications are obtained as features
of the S/390 and zSeries servers, and of OS/390 and
z/OS, and not from this website.
- If you wish to order the PCI Cryptographic Coprocessor
(PCICC) feature for the pSeries (feature #4964), check
the IBM
pSeries page for the availability of the feature
and any PCI-slot limitations. You will order feature
#4964 when you order your pSeries machine. The software
and publications for the Coprocessor are downloaded
from this website.
- If you are interested in the PCI Cryptographic Coprocessor
for use with IBM
xSeries servers, you can order IBM 4758
PCI Cryptographic Coprocessors as indicated below.
IBM tests the Coprocessor
in various popular configurations. The Coprocessor
may work in additional configurations, but IBM makes
no claim in this regard.
From the following table, choose the Coprocessor
and the (optional) Replacement Battery Kit:
| Description |
Machine |
Model |
Feature
RPQ
P/N
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PCI
Cryptographic Coprocessor
FIPS 140-1, level 4, triple-DES, etc.
5-volt PCI bus, two-battery
Withdrawn: November 16, 2004
|
4758 |
002 |
|
PCI
Cryptographic Coprocessor
FIPS 140-1, level 3, triple-DES, etc.
5-volt PCI bus, two-battery
Withdrawn: June 4, 2004 |
4758 |
023 |
|
PCI
Cryptographic Coprocessor
FIPS 140-1, level 3, triple-DES, etc.
3.3- and 5-volt PCI bus, four-battery
Available until October 31, 2005 |
4758 |
023 |
|
|
PCI
Cryptographic Coprocessor
FIPS 140-1, level 4, triple-DES, etc.
3.3- and 5-volt PCI bus, four-battery
Withdrawn: November 16, 2004
|
|
|
RPQ
#8V1183
|
PCI
Cryptographic Coprocessor
FIPS 140-1, level 3, triple-DES, etc.
3.3- and 5-volt PCI bus, four-battery
Withdrawn: June 4, 2004 |
|
|
RPQ #8V1185 |
PCI
Cryptographic Coprocessor
FIPS 140-1, level 4
(no longer available) |
4758 |
001 |
|
PCI
Cryptographic Coprocessor
FIPS 140-1, level 3
(no longer available) |
4758 |
013 |
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Replacement
Battery Kit
The battery kit contains two batteries and a
temporary-battery tray. Batteries require replacement
after three or more years. When replacing batteries,
be sure they are fresh and of recent manufacture.
Two kits are required to replace the four batteries
located on the 3.3-volt Coprocessor variations.
|
|
|
P/N
09J8199
FC #1008 |
To
place your order for the IBM PCI Cryptographic Coprocessor,
customers in the United States should contact Dave Krut:
Phone: 770-863-1953, Fax: 800-242-6329, Email:
dkrut@us.ibm.com
Customers
in other countries should contact their IBM sales
representative in their country and order the 4758
as a standard IBM Machine/Model product (4758/0xx).
The IBM sales representative can enter the order
into the country’s IBM ordering system (known by
various names such as AAS and CSO) for you. OEM
customers should call 1-800-IBMS-OEM.
The software for the Coprocessor is downloaded
from this website.
Note: It is no longer necessary to obtain
License Keys as previously required. Support Program
software for the Coprocessor on AIX, Windows
NT, and Windows 2000 is downloaded from this website.
If
you plan to use IBM software with the Coprocessor on
personal computers, IBM
pSeries systems, visit
our Library page for the
manuals. If you plan to use:
- The
CCA Support Program
Review the first two chapters of the CCA Support
Program Installation Manual applicable to the Version(s)
you will use.
- The
PKCS #11 Support Program
Review the PKCS #11 Support Program Installation
Manual
If you plan to use the toolkits, contact IBM as described
for Custom Programming.
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