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IBM Global T echnology Serv ices Gr eeno ck Colo cation Data Centre T echnical Overview The IBM colocation service operates from a new £3 million purpose built data centre at IBM Greenock. The colocation centre is located within the secure confines of th e IBM Campus. With its own railway station, and with Glasgow Airport only 30 minutes away , and ample de dicated cli ent parking, the colocation data centre is easy to reach. A low cost service t hat provides a secure and resilient environment for clients’ infrastructure, colocation has be en designed using IBM’ s extensive knowledge of data ce ntre hosting and design and lever ages the latest technol ogies and processes for a data c entre . Char ges are fixed or metered , predictable, and billed mont hly . The client has the choice of retaining management and monito ring responsibility for the equ ipment (Colo cation) , or asking IBM to perfo rm basic management and monitoring functions (Colocati on Plus). Client-owned equipment from any provid er is welcomed in the data centre. In addition , optional offerings include ex tra security from IBM’s ISS subsidiary and hardware and/or application monitoring are available.

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IBM Global Technology Services

Greenock ColocationData Centre Technical Overview

The IBM colocation service 

operates from a new £3 million 

purpose built data centre at IBM 

Greenock. The colocation centre 

is located within the secure 

confines of the IBM Campus. With 

its own railway station, and with 

Glasgow Airport only 30 minutes 

away, and ample dedicated client 

parking, the colocation data 

centre is easy to reach.

A low cost service that provides a secure and

resilient environment for clients’ infrastructure,colocation has been designed using IBM’s extensive

knowledge of data centre hosting and design and

leverages the latest technologies and processes

for a data centre. Charges are fixed or metered,

predictable, and billed monthly. The client has the

choice of retaining management and monitoring

responsibility for the equipment (Colocation), or

asking IBM to perform basic management andmonitoring functions (Colocation Plus). Client-owned

equipment from any provider is welcomed in the data

centre.

In addition, optional offerings include extra security

from IBM’s ISS subsidiary and hardware and/or

application monitoring are available.

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Greenock ColocationData Centre

Contents

 

Table 1 3

General Specification 

Table 2 3

Summary – Technical Specification 

Table 3 4

Technical Specification of 

Colocation Datacentre 

Table 4 5

Service Components Summary 

Table 5 5

Facility Services Summary 

Table 6 5

Service Level Objectives 

Table 7 6

On-Site Operations Support 

Table 8 6

Service Responsibility Matrix 

Table 9 6Service Level Objectives 

The IBM colocation service operates 

from a new £3 million purpose built 

data centre at IBM Greenock. The 

colocation centre is located within the 

secure confines of the IBM Campus.

With its own railway station, and with 

Glasgow Airport only 30 minutes away,

and ample dedicated client parking, the 

colocation data centre is easy to reach.

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Table 1General Specification

Table 2 Summary – Technical Specification Feature Colo Colo Plus

Raised floor (1 tonne per sq metre) Y Y

Power (single UPS feed) Y Y•Singleor3phase Y Y

•Dieselgenerator Y Y•MaintenancefreePDU Y Y•Powerstripssuppliedforpowerdistribution Y Y•Additionalpower(optionalextra) Y Y

Lighting designed to CIBSE spec Y Y•Emergencylighting Y Y

Airconredundantcoolingcapacity Y Y•Underfloorairconditioning Y Y

Securitylockableracks Y Y•Swipecarddooraccess Y Y•CCTVcameras Y Y•Securitypersonnelonsite24*7 Y Y

Firedetection(toBS5839) Y Y

•Sprinklersystem Y Y•VESDAflooralarms Y Y•Ceilingfirealarms Y Y

ConnectivityfromAT&T(2x100Mbconnection) Y Y•ChoiceofPTT Y Y•Dynamicfailover Y Y•Bandwidthinincrementsof1Mb Y Y•Cat6cableprovided Y Y

Features of the IBM Colocation offering Colo Colo Plus

SecurelocationinIBM’scampus Y Y

DatacentrespecificallydesignedforColo Y Y

Accountmanagerforyouraccount Y Y

Easyaccessbypublictransportorroad Y Y

Scalablesolution Y Y

Reducedcarbonfootprint Y Y

Operationssupport(‘handsandeyes’) Y Y

Simpleandsecureaccesstoracks24*7 Y Y

Cablingandconnectivity Y Y

Racking,shelvingandpanellingforthesuppliedcabinets Y Y

Chargesarefixedandpredictableandbilledmonthly Y Y

Meteredpowercharges Y Y

AccesstoIBMdatacentreexpertise Y Y

ContactCentre(upto23languages) Y Y

Optional add on Services:•InformationProtectionServices(Backup/Recovery) N Y•RemoteManagedInfrastructureServices N Y•InternetSecuritySystems N Y•IntegratedCommunicationServices N Y

•MaintenanceandTechnicalSupportServices N Y•EndUserServices N Y•StorageandDataServices N Y

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Table 3 Technical Specification of ColocationDatacentre

Technical Specification

Raised FlooringRaisedflooringaccommodatesmachinesupto1tonneinweight(10kN/m2)

PowerThedatacentrehasthefollowingpowerattributes:•Singleor3phasepowersupplies,terminatedatcommandosockets,areinstalledundertheraised floor.EachrackordevicehasthecapabilityofbeingpoweredfromtwodifferentPDUs.•Dedicatedelectricalinfrastructure•SinglestaticUPSwithinternalstaticbypassandmaintenancebypass

•DesignedtoensurewholesystemcanbemaintainedwithoutimpacttotheDC•Dieselgeneratorwithbackupfuelsupply•Floormounted“maintenancefree”PowerDistributionUnits(PDU)positionedacrosstheData Centreareainordertoeffectivelydistributepowerbetweentheracks.Additionalcircuitscanbe installedwithouttheneedforthePDUtobetakenoffline.

Lighting•LightingisdesignedtoCIBSEregulationsandinaccordancewithIBMstandardsinstalledat   45°angle•EmergencylightingcompliestoBS5266

AirConditioning•Theairconditioningdesignistomaximisetheunderfloorstaticpressuretoprovideuniformair distributionthroughouttheroomandtoalsocontrolthehumidityofthespace.•Basedonthehot/coldaisleprinciples•Multipleindividualin-roomcoolers

•Redundantcoolingcapacity•Thedatacentreisservedfrom2independent260KWaircooledchillers,locatedwithinanexternal compound,eachratedat100%ofthetotalcoolingloadoftheDatacentre.•Internally,withinthe2,500squarefootarea,4x28kWdownflowcoolingunitsdistribute

conditioned air under the raised access floor.

Security•Processesareimplementedinordertocontrolphysicalaccesstohardware•Individualsecureracksareinstalledwithinthedatacentreinordertosecureclients’equipment Eachrackisfittedwithsuitablelockswithassociatedaccesscontrolprocedures•Dooraccessswipe/proximitycardreadersareinplaceateachdoorinthedatacentretoprovide maximumsecurity•InadditiontothisalarmmonitoringwithCCTVcamerasisalsoinplace1.1.6

Fire detection•FirealarmsysteminstalledtoBS5839comprisesautomaticdetectionviaceilingmountedsmoke

detector,sounderunitsandmanualbreakglassunits•Asprinklersystemisalsoinplace•VESDAalarmsinfloor•Pointfiredetectionalarmsinceilinglevel•Dedicatedwetsprinklersystemoperatedasindividualsprinklers

Connectivity•Connectivityissuppliedby2x100Mbconnection(oneprimary,onebackup)todifferentand diverseAT&TpointsofpresenceintheUK.Thephysical100Mbconnectionsaresuppliedby differentPTTswithconnectionsintotheGreenocksitewithAT&Tsupplyingtheterminationrouter attheGreenockendandtheNodeatthePointofpresenceendofthecircuit.Thisensuresfull physicaldiversityoftheconnectionsintoGreenockwithabackuprouterattheGreenocksiteandan alternativeAT&TPointofPresenceattheotherendofthecircuit.•DeliveryofInternettothecustomerenvironmentisdonewithaLANdropcablefromtheISPs, shouldthatbeselectedaspartofthesolution.Theliveandthebackupdropcablesarepresented

onanHSRPaddressintothecustomerenvironmentenablingdynamicfailoverintheeventof equipmentfailure.AsubnetofIPaddressesisavailabletothecustomerdownthedropcables whichterminateonthesameprivateVLANonacustomerswitch.•Bandwidthisavailabletothecustomerenvironmentinincrementsof1Mb.•Thisformsthebasiclevelofinternetconnectivityincludedinourcolocationoffering.Weofcourse tailormorecomplexclient-specificrequirementswiththeappropriatetechnicalsolutioningaspart

of our requirement gathering process, to ensure the right solution is designed to meet client needs.

AccountManagement•ClientshaveaccesstoIBMAccountManagement.Thepurposeofthisteamistoprovideafirst

point of contact for:– Operational issues– Commercial and relationship issues– Solutioning growth opportunities.

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Facility Services Summary

IntroductionServerspaceisavailableinrackconfigurations.Whenclientequipmentisplacedinarack,therackspace is locked to protect client equipment from physical harm.•EachfacilityincludesUPSbackedpowerfeedsizedtomeettheenvironment.•Facilitiesaresupportedwith24X7365daysoftheyearphysicalsecurity.

ImplementationOverview.DescriptionofStandardServices:Facility•Customersarerequiredtogive4hoursnoticeforasitevisit•CustomerspassthroughsecurityandarealsoescortedtotheirSpace•Customersmustcarryproofofidentityatalltimes•TwolevelsofauthorisationarerequiredfortheremovalofCustomerComponents•Customerstoprovidealistofequipment.

RackSpaceSecuredRackSpaceisavailableasfollows:•ThepowersuppliesineachrackaresuppliedfromdifferentPDUsforresilience.Itisdeliveredto theequipmentitselfviatwo12waypowerstrips.Themaximumallowableloadperrackis8Kw.•Eachrackhas2x24Waypatchpanels,eachfromdifferentswitchestoensureresilience.Dataand patchcablingthroughoutthefacilityistoCat6standard.

Service Level Objectives

Activity/Function Service Level Objective

PowerSupply–Operationalandredundant IBMaimstoprovidepowertothePower electricalpowersuppliesviaUPSsystem. DistributionUnitswiththerackspacewith

100%availabilitySecurity–AlarmsystemsandClosedCircuit Providedona24x365basisTelevision

ClimateControl Anaveragetemperatureof21°(+or-2°)Cwill bemaintainedinthedatacentre

Table 4 Service Components Summary

Table 5 Facility Services Summary

Table 6 ServiceLevelObjectives

Service Components Summary

Hosting SpaceIBMprovidesfloorspace,cabinetspaceandcabinetstomeetclient’scurrentneeds–andcanbereconfigured to evolve along with client requirements. The rate charged for space includes all costsincludingpower,air-conditioningetc.Thereisnoutilisationchargeappliedontopoftherate

Facilities EquipmentIBMprovidestheappropriate:•Racking,shelvingandpanellingforthesuppliedcabinets•Cat6Cabling

•PowerstripsforpowerdistributionAdditionalPowerIBMcanprovideadditionalpowertosupplementthestandardsupplyifthisisrequiredforyoursolution

Standard InstallationIBMinstallsandpowersupyourserversattheGreenockdatacentre

Operations SupportIBMcanprovideOperationsSupport(‘handsandeyes’).Thisassistanceisoptional,isdrivenbyyourspecificrequirements–andisonrequestthroughtheIBMCustomerServiceCentre

TransitionManagementandProjectManagementIBMassignsaCustomerBoardingManagerwhoisresponsibleforbothtransitionandprojectmanagementactivities.TheBoardingManagerworkswithclientsduringthetransition,andhelpsensurethattheinstallationplanisexecutedaccurately,inordertominimisetheimpactonclient’sexistingbusinessprocesses.

SteadyStateAccountManagementIBMprovidesclientwithanAccountManagementfunctionwhoseroleistomonitortheservicethatIBMprovides,andtosuggestmethodsofimprovementinlinewithchangingclientbusinessrequirements.Ultimatelyresponsibleforcustomersatisfaction,thisteamworksinconjunctionwiththeIBMCustomerServiceCentreandotherIBMsupportgroupstoensuretheserviceisdeliveredefficiently. The team acts as a point of escalation for operational or technical issues, and ensuring allaspectsofProblemManagement,ChangeManagement,IssueTrackingandotherrelatedactivitiesareco-ordinated.

SiteandInfrastructureDesignWorkingwiththeclient,IBMsuppliesanyspecificsiterequirementsthatmayhaveanimpactontheoverall design.

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Table 7 On-SiteOperationsSupport

Table 9 ServiceLevelObjectives

Table 8 ServiceResponsibilityMatrix

On-Site Operations Support

IntroductionOn-SiteOperationscansupplementclient’sremotestaffinenablingthecontinuousoperationoftheservice.Supportismeasuredineventsinblocksof1hourwhichincludemanualserverreboots,LEDstatusfeedback,tapechangesandtapepreparationforshippingoff-site.

Implementation Overview

DescriptionofStandardServices:•Clientssubscribeonamonthlybasis,forwhich2-4hoursassistanceperrackisavailableper month(dependentonclientneeds).Anyadditionaltimerequested,abovetheagreednumberof

hours,willbechargedonanhourlybasis•Servicesareavailable24hoursperday,7daysperweek•ClientwillscheduleeventsbycontactingtheCustomerSupportCentre•RebootServiceincludes: –Arebootsequence(whichistobeprovidedbytheclient) –ProvideLEDstatusfeedbacktothemonitoringcentreorclient –ProvideconfirmationofRebootprocesssatisfactorycompletion.

Service Level Objectives

Activity/Function Service Level Objective

ClientAccess 24houraccessavailability,with4hoursnoticerequired.

On-Site Operations Support

  Responsibility

Non-Automated Reboot Service  IBM Client

Log and dispatch event requests Perform

Providerebootprocessdocumentation Perform

Initiatereboot/power-onaccordingtocustomerprocess Perform

Provideon-siteequipmentLEDstatusfeedback Perform

Notifyclientofanyproblemsincurredduringreboot/power-onprocess Perform

Provide confirmation of completion of events Perform

Prospective customers are very

welcome to view the facility at IBM

Greenock at any time.

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