Figure 1-5 illustrates how logical partitions, physical crypto coprocessors, and
domains interact.
Figure 1-5 Physical coprocessor domains and logical coprocessors
1.5 Cryptographic features comparison
Table 1-1 summarizes the functions and attributes of the cryptographic hardware
features.
Table 1-1 Cryptographic features comparison
Physical PCIXCC
Master
Key
DOMAIN 0
LOGICAL
PARTITION X
OS/390
ICSF
z/OS
ICSF
Logical
Crypto
DOMAIN 1
DOMAIN 2
LOGI CAL
PARTITION Y
OS/390
ICSF
z/OS
ICSF
Logical
Crypto
OS/390
ICSF
z/OS
ICSF
Logical
Crypto
Crypto
Engine
Up to 30
LPARs
in z990
LOGICAL
PARTITION Z
CKDS
OPTI ONS
DATA
SET
CKDS
PKDS
CKDS
OPTI ONS
DATA
SET
CKDS
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