Vibrant > Used Servers > IBM iSeries > IBM System I5 >IBM System I 525 Server

Vibrant carries a broad inventory of used IBM  System i5 and IBM i5 servers and upgrades.

A great choice for small- to medium-size businesses with up to 40 users, the i525 features a number of built-in functions for maximum cost-effectiveness and performance. These include: built-in operating system and database, built-in virus resistance and security tools, built-in web server and more.

Other key features include:
•    Includes i5/OS and can add Linux and AIX 5L operating systems
•    1-way offering provides up to 3800 CPW, 2-way provides up to 7100 CPW
•    Up to 8 GB memory
•    Up to 8 disk drives—560 GB of capacity
•    Up to 6 PCI-X slots, 12 WAN lines, 8 LANs
•    Integrated Ethernet LANs and disk controller
•    Integrated DVD-ROM or DVD-RAM
•    Base 2-line WAN

Request a quote now on used IBM System i5 and IBM i5 servers and upgrades or contact us at info@vibrant.com or 888-443-8606 with any questions and price requests.

What they’re saying online about the IBM System I 525 Server

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0B0-104 Certified Administrator: System Administration 69 Questions 1/16 ... 1D0-525 CIW E-Commerce Designer 408 Questions 11/28/2008

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0B0-104 Certified Administrator: System Administration 69 Questions 1/16 ... 1D0-525 CIW E-Commerce Designer 408 Questions 11/28/2008

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