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Try this link for searching the announcement letters:
http://www-306.ibm.com/common/ssi/OIX.wss?buttonpressed=NAV002PT090
There is a 'search profile' to set preferences on that page. At that
search page, specify announcement letter, with dates between 2007-04-01
and today, with search tokens against contents: USER LICENSING
The original announcement was in April-2007. Later announcements
changed user entitlement licensing from the earliest announcement. The
changed letters still have the original announcement date, with a note
of 'revision' or 'corrected' [in the overview I believe]. All I found
was the change to state /concurrent/ users.
I can not find anywhere in a USA announcement letter, where I
expected to find mention of, although the draft Redbooks document
REDP-5052 does have a note in the section about "i5/OS user entitlement
details", about the maximum 40 user limit being removed such that there
is an /unlimited/ user entitlement feature for the i515 5722-SSC -- in
some geographies. There are words there about how to count the number
of concurrent entitled users [people within the enterprise] and
concurrent external entitled users.
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/redpieces/abstracts/REDP5052.html?Open
Regards, Chuck
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