Announcement January 11, 2005

IBM V4, engineered exclusively for the retail industry, provides enhanced security and greater support

Overview • Support for access to Self Monitoring Analysis and At a glance IBM 4690 Operating System (OS) is Reporting Technology (SMART) a retail-hardened, multiuser, data for disk diagnostics The enhancements in IBM 4690 multitasking, high-performance Operating System Version 4 give • Support for javax. operating system that: you: specification for easier • Offers a strong platform for POS attachment of peripherals • Enhanced security and e-business applications in on • Additional background slots, • Support for greater than 4 GB demand retail environments enabling retailers to run more hard file partitions • Delivers outstanding overall applications concurrently • Support for access to SMART versatility, functionality, and • Additional serial ports, allowing data reliability retailers to attach up to four serial • Support for javax.usb • Supports a wide range of devices on select terminals or hardware and peripherals controllers • Additional background slots • • Provides outstanding IT Support for DVD read/write • Additional serial ports investment protection • Changing defaults on Modify • Support for JVM currency (SDK New in V4 Exception log screens 1.4.2) • Enhancements to Java Terminal Version 4 provides several • Enhancements to Java Terminal Offline Function which allows important enhancements, including: Offline Function (TOF) more functionality at the terminal • • Support for DVD read/write Enhanced security through: • Support for JVM currency (SDK − Enhanced logging of system 1.4.2) access attempts • Faster hard drive read/write − FTP ID and password access compared to V3.3 Planned availability date protection • Increased number of TCP/IP April 1, 2005 − Console lockout and FTP sockets lockout after a specified • Enhanced Domain Name System number of incorrect signon (DNS) search order capability attempts • Enhanced INETD server options − Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) support for Those who have Software Controller signon Maintenance support are entitled to receive Version 4 without charge. • Support for greater than 4 GB hard file partitions, providing more space for storing exception Key prerequisites logs, item files, transaction logs, and electronic check images Refer to the Technical information section for details.

This announcement is provided for your information only. For additional information, contact your IBM representative, call 800-IBM-4YOU, or visit the IBM home page at: http://www.ibm.com.

IBM United States IBM is a registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation. 205-004 The number of background slots is now increased to Description 60. This allows more of our applications to be migrated to run in the background concurrently and Version 4 of IBM 4690 Operating System (OS) adds the have more space for dynamically started applications following enhancements: to run. • Security enhancements, including: • Additional serial ports − Logging This will provide support for up to four serial ports Some of the TCP functions were enhanced to log allowing retailers to attach up to four serial devices successful and failed attempts in the system log. on selected terminals or controllers.

− Protect FTP IDs and passwords • Support for DVD read/write

The user may optionally configure the FTP IDs and 4690 OS V4 will support being able to read and write passwords to be protected. The IDs, passwords, DVD media in a future 4690 OS V4 CSD, to be delivered and access rights will be encoded and a password in 2005. will be required to view and make changes to them. • Changing defaults on Modify Exception Log screens − Console lockout and FTP lockout after a specified number of incorrect signon attempts This changes the Modify Exception Log defaults from 1 (erase all) to blank, which will prevent accidental This allows the user to optionally enable a lockout erasure. The user will now be required to enter a function that will lockout or prevent an ID from selection. being logged on the system after a user-definable number of invalid logon attempts by that ID. The • Enhancements to Java Terminal Offline Function (TOF) user can configure the duration of this lockout. This enhancement includes the use of long file names − Lockout TCP/IP after some number of invalid in the terminal on either the hard drive or in RAM disk attempts as well as loadshrink improvements.

This allows the user to optionally enable a lockout • Support for JVM currency (SDK 1.4.2) function or prevent an FTP ID from accessing the system after a user-definable number of invalid This item allows support for the latest version of logon attempts by that ID. The user can configure Java 1.4. the duration of this lockout. • Improved hard drive read/write access compared to − LDAP support V3.3

The user may optionally configure the ability for the Read/Write access is significantly faster than in V3.3. Console login ID and password to be obtained from In addition, improvements include the use of the hard an LDAP server. drive setup tools (CPREP and DPREP) and the LAN disk rebuild utility. • Support for greater than 4 GB hard file partitions • Increased number of TCP/IP sockets The 4690 OS will now support partitions greater than 4 GB. A newly installed system can optionally create The number of TCP/IP sockets is increased to 600. a single partition larger than 4 GB for a fixed disk of greater size. If a system is migrated with a 4 GB • Enhanced Domain Name Server (DNS) search order partition it may continue to use that 4 GB partition or capability optionally use the remainder of the disk (excluding the 4 GB originally in use) as the 4690 OS partition. The user can now configure TCP/IP name resolution • search order of the local host file or the DNS. Prior to Access to SMART data this change, the DNS was always searched first.

4690 OS V4 provides monitoring of hard drive • Enhanced INETD Server options Self-Monitoring, Analysis and Reporting Technology (SMART) by which a device monitors and stores This allows a user to specify a priority for any service information relative to its internal performance and started by INETD server. Also, if more than one calibration factors to determine the likelihood of a service is started at the same time and one of the future degrading or fault condition. All reports are services fails, the remaining services will continue to based on internal hardware threshold values. When start. In addition, INETD can be configured to start the drive hardware signals to the 4690 OS that an automatically when the controller IPL′s, to eliminate internal threshold has been reached, the OS will log a the need for a background application slot. new message to alert the user that hardware diagnostics should be performed.

• Support for javax.usb Reference information

Peripherals can now be attached more easily with the Refer to Software Announcement 203-242, dated support of the javax.usb specification. September 16, 2003.

• Additional background slots

205-004 -2- Business Partner information

If you are a Direct Reseller - System Reseller acquiring products from IBM, you may link directly to Business Partner information for this announcement. A PartnerWorld ID and password are required (use IBM ID). BP Attachment for Announcement Letter 205-004 https://www.ibm.com/partnerworld/ mem/sla.jsp?num=205-004

Trademarks

Java is a trademark of Sun Microsystems, Inc. Other company, product, and service names may be trademarks or service marks of others.

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January 11, 2005

Copies of the publications are also available for no charge Offering Information using the following Web site and selecting PUBLICATIONS, then OPERATING SYSTEM Product information is available via the Offering PUBLICATIONS Information Web site http://www.ibm.com/solutions/retail/store/ support http://www.ibm.com/common/ssi

Technical information Publications

A program directory and one copy of the following Specified operating environment publications are automatically supplied with the base and migration machine-readable material: Hardware requirements: IBM 4690 Operating System Version 4, without the JVM enabled, will run on many Order platforms supported by IBM 4690 Operating System Title number Version 3. With IBM 4690 OS V4, the 4693s are not supported as controllers. Additionally, some older Program Directory GI10-6642 machines that have been supported by the 4690 are not License Information GC30-9728 supported as controllers with V4. For V4, the minimum Support Agreement Addendum GI19-0246 controller requirements are a P100 MHz processor with 16 MB of RAM. Refer to the Controller Matrix on the Displayable softcopy publications: IBM 4690 OS V4 Knowledgebase for specific machines that have been documentation is offered in displayable softcopy form on withdrawn from 4690 controller support. Knowledgebase the Internet. The following unlicensed manuals are is available by visiting the following Web site and included: selecting KNOWLEDGEBASE • IBM 4690 OS V4: Users Guide, SC30-4044 http://www.ibm.com/solutions/retail/store/ support • IBM 4690 OS V4: Planning, Installation, and With the JVM enabled, additional memory may be Configuration Guide, GC30-4045 required depending on the size and number of Java applications being run. In general, the use of Java 2 (Java • IBM 4690 OS V4: Messages Guide, SC30-4046 1.4.2) will require more memory and processor capability • IBM 4690 OS V4: Communications Programming than the use of Java 1 (Java 1.1.8). Support of Java 1 Guide, SC30-4047 ends on August 31, 2006. The systems require a minimum of 64 MB of memory for Java 1, and a minimum • IBM 4690 OS V4: Programming Guide, SC30-4048 of 128 MB of memory for Java 2. In addition, a faster • processor is required, such that Java 2 is supported only IBM 4680 BASIC Reference, SC30-3356 in clients that are SurePOS 700 terminals and 4694 • TR-4 Tape Drive User′s Guide terminals that are 4694-245, or later. Controller support of Java 2 is similarly restricted to the supported SurePOS • OnLine System Probe 700 and 4694 models, and servers with a P300 processor or faster. • Application Interface Specification for IBM 4610 printers When using the optional dual display capability, supported clients include SurePOS 700 terminals and 4694 terminals These displayable manuals can be viewed with the Adobe that support the dual display adapter (4694-245, or later, Acrobat Reader, which is offered free on the Internet. and all SP 700). The dual display adapter is available Terms and conditions for use of the machine-readable from IBM: PCI Video Card (RPQ 8Q1934). files are shipped with the files. Instructions for displaying the manuals is contained in the README file on the media.

This announcement is provided for your information only. For additional information, contact your IBM representative, call 800-IBM-4YOU, or visit the IBM home page at: http://www.ibm.com.

IBM United States IBM is a registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation. 205-004 4690 OS V41 Dual display JRE Memory2 supported terminals supported supported requirements

IBM SurePOS 700 Series Yes Yes 64 — 512 MB Models 721, 741, 781, C41

IBM SurePOS 700 Series Yes Yes 64 — 512 MB Models 750, 752, 7533

IBM SurePOS 700 Series Yes Yes 32 — 512 MB Models 730, 732, 7334

IBM SurePOS 4694 POS System Yes Yes 64 — 512 MB Models 307, 347

IBM SurePOS 4694 POS System Yes Yes 32 — 512 MB Models 2445, 205, 245, 206, 246, 207, 247

IBM SurePOS 4694 POS System No No Models 104, 144, 106, 146

IBM SurePOS 4694 POS System No No Models 004, 044

IBM SurePOS 4693 POS System No No

IBM SurePOS 4683 POS System No No 1 The IBM 4690 OS V4 supports all the terminals listed here, any of which can run existing 4690 applications. Note that only the IBM SurePOS 700 Series and select models of the IBM SurePOS 4694 POS System can run Java applications. 2 Processor and memory requirements in the terminals and controllers are dependent upon the needs of the Java applications being utilized. 3 When configured as a controller or a controller-terminal, the SurePOS 75X requires a PCI NVRAM card. 4 The SurePOS 73X and 721 are supported only as a terminal. 5 The SurePOS 4694-2X4 does not support dual display functionality.

All listed machine types are supported as 4690 V4 • IBM 4680 Chain Drug Sales Application (5669-212) terminals. However, only those noted support Java • applications. IBM 4680-4690 General Sales Application (5696-546) • IBM 4680-4690 Supermarket Application (5696-536) For additional technical information, visit the following Web site • IBM SUREPOS Application Client/Server Environment for 4690 OS (5739-N74) http://www.ibm.com/solutions/retail/store/ support • IBM SUREPOS ACE Electronic Payment Support for Software requirements: A Web browser is provided by 4690 OS (5739-N75) the ICE Browser product which is PRPQ P85687 • (5799-RWQ). In addition, the ICEsoft PDF Viewer is SureVision GUI PRPQ P85667 (5799-RQR) available to view PDF files. This product is PRPQ P85739 (5799-RZT). These products must be ordered separately Limitations: IBM 4683 and 4693 terminals can support from the OS. only the IBM 4690 OS V1 functions, not the Java- or terminal-based TCP/IP functions. Support for DVD read/write available on a future 4690 OS  V4 CSD, to be delivered in 2005. IBM support for the IBM SurePoint Solution is provided so that Java-based applications can access the IBM Defect support and upgrade charges for the browser are SurePoint Solution as a touch-screen interface. Current included with the 4690 OS V4 Software Maintenance PIDs CBASIC applications can use the IBM SurePoint Solution (5639-BB3 and 5639-BB5). only as a VGA display with IBM 4690 OS V4 unless Java extensions are added. The use of Java 2 requires Long File Names to be configured. This requires configuring virtual file system Dual display supports the operator display as touch (or (VFS) in the controller and network file system (NFS) in non-touch) and the customer display as non-touch or the terminal. Changes may be required for Java 2 output only. applications that were developed for 1.3 JVM to run on the new 1.4.2 JVM. Java 2 application support requires the use of the Java Terminal Offline Function (TOF) in the 4690 OS. Changes are required in the application code to take advantage of Electronic Check Imaging capability. The size of the terminal load shrink file, ADXRT8GF.DAT, must not exceed the memory size of any terminal that is Compatibility: IBM 4690 Operating System Version 4 is connected. upwardly compatible with IBM 4690 Operating System Java will not run on loop-attached terminals. Version 3 and supports all currently available applications including:

205-004 -2- Ethernet-attached 4694-2x7 and 4694-3x7 terminals and The customer is responsible for evaluation, selection, and the new SurePOS 700 models use the Preboot Execution implementation of security features, administrative Environment (PXE) loading mechanism. procedures, and appropriate controls in application systems and communication facilities. JavaPOS support for fiscal printers will not be included in IBM 4690 OS V4. Ordering information IBM 4694 Models 2x7 and 3x7 and the new SurePOS 700 models are not supported as terminals via the Store Loop. IBM 4690 Operating System Version 4 is a product that The SurePOS 73X and 721 are supported only as a has two charge units: controller and terminal. The terminal. The SurePOS C41 is supported only as a optional controller features are now part of the Base controller. Product. These include the following: • Communication Feature 4690 OS does not support USB POS devices attached via • a 5V USB port. LAN Feature for TCC • Loop Feature for TCC IDE tape drives are not supported on the new SurePOS • NetBIOS Feature 700. • Multiple Controller Feature Boot messages are not displayed on 2X20 USB Token The product is licensed per controller and per terminal in Ring attached displays. a store with the first year of support included. There is a media feature number if media is desired. Graphics on SurePOS 721s using 1024x768x64K colors is not supported by the 4690 OS. IBM 4690 Operating System, 1 Year SWM is the support offering, which has the same structure as the product with In V4 of 4690 OS, we will no longer support the following a controller and terminal charge. items: Note: The base and/or migration packages of the product • BISYNC Communications are only available on CD-ROM. • Token Ring — Note: We will continue to support existing Token Ring Retail Store Solutions Product Offering cards, but will not support any new cards. Basic license: To order a basic license, specify program • X.25 number 5639-BB2, and the distribution medium feature number. Also specify the registration feature number for Note: We will not support this on new hardware (for the 1 year Software Maintenance product. Also, specify example, it does not work on Model 206s). the one-time charge (OTC) feature number from the table below in the quantity desired (maximum quantity of 250). • Version 4 of the ICE Browser and Bean To upgrade from a previous version or release, specify • Optical Character Readers (OCR) the upgrade feature number for the appropriate upgrade based on your current 4690 OS version. Planning information Retail Store Solutions — Support Offering Packaging: IBM 4690 OS V4 is distributed in one package with the following: Post-sale technical support is provided by the Software Maintenance offering. This fee service enhances • Proof of Entitlement (PoE) customer productivity by providing voice and electronic • One CD-ROM per operating system including the IBM access into the IBM support organization. For eligible International Program License Agreement products, this offering provides access to the customer support Web site, voice access to support personnel, • Program Directory (GI10-6642) support for configuration and installation questions, maximum two-hour initial response during prime shift and • Support Agreement Addendum (GI19-0246) four hours during off shift (off shift is defined as the hours • License Information (LI) (GC30-9728 in hardcopy form) outside of prime shift), and 24 x 7 coverage for “store down” situations. Note: The Tivoli and Boot diskettes are now on the base • product CD-ROM. Technical support provides assistance electronically or via telephone during prime shift. Prime shift means Note: The base and/or migration packages of the product 8 am to 5 pm in the local time zone where service is will no longer be available on diskettes. They will only given Monday through Friday (excluding national be available on CD-ROM. holidays). This support: − Determines problem cause for configuration, Security, auditability, and control installation, and defect-type problems The announced programs use the security and auditability − Identifies the source of the problem for unmodified features of the IBM 4690 OS V4. IBM 4690 OS V4 code using problem analysis The security and auditability feature of the IBM 4690 OS − Provides information for existing code corrections, V4 includes: restrictions, or known bypasses for reported problems • Authorization services (password) for each user and − files protected from unauthorized access, which may Provides circumventions (when available) be specified by the user during configuration. − Supplies a reasonable amount of assistance for product interpretation and understanding

-3- 205-004 • Corrective Service Diskettes (CSDs) provide Media maintenance for various fixes of the base product and feature releases, documentation, and online updates. Description number • IBM 4690 OS V4 updates include improvements, Base+Migr (ENU) CD-ROM 5809 extensions, and other changes to IBM 4690 OS V4 Base+Migr (ENU) CD-ROM (for CHINA) 5809 programs which IBM determines to be logical Base+Migr (FRC) CD-ROM 5819 improvements, upgrades, versions, or new releases. Base+Migr (ESP) CD-ROM 5859 • The charge for support (SW Maintenance) is based on Upgrades a 12-month period. To order support, specify program number 5639-BB3 for Program number 5639-BB2 one-year support and the appropriate registration feature number. Support for the first year, even though there is Feature no charge, must be ordered using the registration feature Description number number. Customers that are upgrading from a prior version, must also order SW Maintenance using the Base License (V2-V4) w/ 1 Yr SW Maint 2738 registration feature number. Terminal Feature (V2-V4) w/ Yr SW Maint 2739 Prior versions include 4690 OS V3 (5639-M77) and 4690 Customization options for 5639-BB2: Select the OS V2 (5639-F53). If SW Maintenance has expired, then appropriate feature numbers to customize your order with customers wishing to reinstate their SW Maintenance delivery options desired. These features can be specified must order the After License product number. on the initial or MES orders. The following product numbers are orderable: Feature Description number • Media — these are the physical media, such as CD-ROMs, that deliver the product code. Initial shipments • License and Software Maintenance 1 year Registration — this is the product authorization with maintenance Serial Number Only (suppresses 3444 to the first anniversary date. shipment of media and documentation) • Software Maintenance 1 year Renewal/Upgrade to Expedite shipments Anniversary Date — this is the maintenance renewal for one year which applies when a customer renews Local IBM Office Expedite 3445 their existing coverage period prior to the anniversary (for IBM use only) date at which it expires. • Customer Expedite Process Charge 3446 Software Maintenance after License to Anniversary ($30 charge for each product) Date — this is for customers who have allowed their Software Maintenance to expire, and later wish to Expedite shipments will be processed to receive 72-hour reinstate their Software Maintenance. delivery from the time IBM Software Delivery and Fulfillment (SDF) receives the order. SDF will then ship When support is purchased, it must be ordered for every the order via overnight air transportation. installed license of this product. The quantity of the billable feature numbers for support must be equal to the This software license includes Software Maintenance, quantity of the billable feature numbers for the product previously referred to as Software Subscription and license. Support is not transferable among products. Technical Support. Note that one terminal feature should be ordered for each Coverage for a total of one year from date of acquisition POS terminal supported by the IBM 4690 OS. Also note may be elected. Order the program number, feature that separate controller features must be obtained for number, and quantity to extend coverage for your each controller utilizing the feature. software licenses. If maintenance has expired, specify the after license product number. The features can be enabled using the featurization code provided with the package. It is a violation of IBM′s After notification of a refresh to the base product, licensing policy to enable functions using the featurization 5639-BB2, an order must be placed for one-year support, code without ordering the selected functions for a OTC. either 5639-BB3 or 5639-BB5. Features are listed below. Some of these charge features require ordering a media feature as well. SW Maintenance features Feature Program number: 5639-BB2 Description number

OTC feature 1 year Support, Registration/Renewal Description number 5639-BB3

Basic License (Per Controller 2736 Base Support w/ 1 Yr SW Maint) Per Ctl SW Maint Registration 2732 Terminal Feature (Per Terminal 2737 Per Ctl SW Mnt 1 year renewal 2733 w/ 1 Yr SW Maint) Terminal support Per Term SW Maint Registration 2730 Per Term SW Mnt 1 year renewal 2731

205-004 -4- Feature install any component of the program on any Description number machine other than the Licensed Terminal. • 1 year Support After License 5639-BB5 Additional terms and conditions: The terms of the IBM International Agreement for Base Support Acquisition of Programs and Support (IIAAPS), the Per Ctl SW Mnt 1 year After License 2735 Attachment for Support, the Addendum for Support Terminal support (Software Maintenance) for IBM Retail Store Solution Per Term SW Mnt 1 year After License 2734 Products, or equivalent agreement are in addition to the Terms in the IPLA. Terms and conditions While support under the IIAAPS or equivalent agreement is in effect, you cannot assign or otherwise Licensing: IBM International Program License transfer a 4690 OS V4 program or your rights under Agreement. Proofs of Entitlement (PoEs) are required for the IPLA, or delegate your obligations, without prior all authorized use. written consent. Any such arrangements made without prior consent from IBM are invalid. This software license includes Software Maintenance, previously referred to as Software Subscription and You may install and use 4690 OS programs only up to Technical Support. the maximum number of copies of each 4690 OS program for which you have paid the applicable The following agreement applies for maintenance and license fee. does not require customer signatures: IBM Agreement for Acquisition of Software Maintenance (Z125-6011). • Claims for which IBM is not responsible:

Limited warranty applies: Yes IBM has no obligation regarding any claim based on any of the following: Warranty: This program has warranty for a minimum of − The combination, operation, or use of the 4690 OS one year from acquisition from IBM or authorized IBM program with other products not provided by IBM Business Partner. The warranty provided to the as a system, or the combination, operation, or use customer, for at least one year from acquisition, is access of a 4690 OS program with any product, data, or to databases (read Web sites) for program information apparatus that IBM did not provide. and FAQs, including any known fixes to defects, which the customer can download or obtain otherwise and install • Defect Warranty at leisure. Customers without a Support Agreement may continue Money-back guarantee: If for any reason you are to report defect problems under the terms of program dissatisfied with the Program, return it within 30 days service for supported programs. Defect Warranty from the invoice date, to the party (either IBM or its support provides coverage for all defect-related reseller) from whom you acquired it, for a refund. This problems diagnosed by the customer. Code-related applies only to your first acquisition of the Program. problem support is provided through program services. It is in effect for the currency period of the Copy and use on home/portable computer: No listed programs and covers IBM code-related problems. This service for Java 1 is only available Volume orders (IVO): Yes, contact your IBM until August 31, 2006, concurrent with the end of representative. support of 4690 OS V3. A code-related problem means that the product does not conform to specifications and Passport Advantage applies: No could be either a code or documentation error. Customers without a Support Agreement may report Usage restriction: Yes. The pricing structure of 4690 OS IBM code-related problems by fax or mail. IBM will V4 reflects charges based on controller and terminal use. acknowledge receipt within two working days for fax Customers will be required to obtain one terminal feature reporting and seven working days for problems for any POS terminal supported by 4690 OS V4. This reported by mail. If there is a known CSD, IBM will includes, but is not limited to, all models of the 4683-xxx, make it available. There will be no voice support 4693-xxx, 4694-xxx, and SurePOS 700 POS terminals. provided during the problem resolution process. Only those systems and adapters that are listed in the The fax and mail information should be obtained Controller Matrix on the Retail Store Solutions through the customer′s IBM representative for the Knowledgebase are supported as 4690 controllers. Refer proper support center. to this matrix in the Knowledgebase for a complete list of supported controllers and adapters. Search on Software Maintenance applies: Yes CONTMATX in the Knowledgebase to find the Controller Matrix. All distributed software licenses include Software • Maintenance (software subscription and technical Program unique terms support) for a period of 12 months from the date of For this Agreement, a “Licensed Terminal” refers to a acquisition providing a streamlined way to acquire IBM (POS) terminal machine that would software and assure technical support coverage for all require the installation of a 4690 OS component. licenses. For each PoE of the 4690 OS product: While your Software Maintenance is in effect: IBM provides you assistance for your (1) routine, short − You may install one copy of any, some, or all of the duration installation and usage (how-to) questions; and (2) components of the program on a single Licensed code-related questions. IBM provides assistance via Terminal. Except as specified below, you may not telephone and, if available, electronic access, only to your information systems (IS) technical support personnel

-5- 205-004 during the normal business hours (published prime shift For additional information, refer to Software hours) of your IBM support center. (This assistance is not Announcement 202-014, dated January 29, 2002. available to your end users.) IBM provides Severity 1 assistance 24 hours a day, every day of the year. IBM Operational Support Services — SoftwareXcel: No

Software Maintenance does not include assistance for (1) iSeries Software Maintenance applies: No the design and development of applications, (2) your use of programs in other than their specified operating Variable charges apply: No environment, or (3) failures caused by products for which IBM is not responsible under this agreement. Educational allowance available: Yes, 15% education allowance applies to qualified education institution customers.

Prices

Contact your IBM representative for prices information for this announcement.

Trademarks

SurePOS, SP, SurePoint, iSeries, and IBMLink are trademarks of International Business Machines Corporation in the United States or other countries or both. Tivoli and Passport Advantage are registered trademarks of International Business Machines Corporation in the United States or other countries or both. Java is a trademark of Sun Microsystems, Inc. Other company, product, and service names may be trademarks or service marks of others.

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