More about zNALC pricing
System z® New Application License Charges (zNALC) pricing applies to the z/OS® base feature and z/OS priced features. zNALC is available for z/OS on LPARs dedicated to qualified applications, among other requirements. See System z New Application License Charges (zNALC) for more details.
ZNALxxxx), SCRT reports the z/OS MSUs in one of two formats. These
zNALC formats are shown in the following sections of the sub-capacity report: - Product Summary Information
- Product Max Contributors
- Product Grid Snapshot
- Defined Capacity Value Used
When the SMF data is from a CPC where all of the z/OS LPARs are zNALC LPARs, SCRT reports all of the z/OS values as zNALC values and lists z/OS (zNALC) as the name in the MLC Product Name column of the sub-capacity report. In this case, IBM charges zNALC pricing for all of the z/OS use on the CPC. See Figure 1.
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PRODUCT SUMMARY INFORMATION
MLC Product Name MLC Product ID Tool MSUs Customer MSUs Customer Comments (255 chars max)
z/OS V1 (zNALC) 5694-A01 98
DB2 UDB for z/OS V8 5625-DB2 71
CICS TS for z/OS V3 5655-M15 98
IBM MQ for z/OS V6 5655-L82 71
IMS V8 5655-C56 98
Lotus Domino for z/OS V7 5655-B86 39
IPLA Product Name IPLA Product ID Tool MSUs Customer MSUs Customer Comments (255 chars max)
File Manager for z/OS V6 5655-P17 60 (optional) (conditional)
IBM WebSphere Application Server for z/OS V6 5655-N01 71
IBM WebSphere MQ Workflow for z/OS V3 5655-BPM 71
ZNALxxxx), and zNALC LPARs, SCRT reports three values for z/OS: - z/OS – this value represents the MSU values for z/OS running in all LPARs on the CPC. This value is used when assigning capacity to the z/OS based IPLA sub-capacity products running on this CPC.
- z/OS (Traditional) – this value represents the MSU value charged against traditional z/OS use.
- z/OS (zNALC) – this value is used to determine what MSU value is charged against zNALC use. IBM® uses the zNALC value reported on the SCRT, whenever the zNALC value is smaller than the difference between the z/OS value and the z/OS (Traditional) value.
When the difference between the z/OS value and the z/OS (Traditional) value is smaller than the zNALC value, then the difference is used, unless the difference is less than three MSUs. See z Systems New Application License Charges for the rules that govern the case for when the resulting zNALC value is less than three MSUs.