Broadcom Evidence

MCL not based on R4HA

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Kind: FAQ excerpt
Excerpt: Since the MCL program is based on hourly Total Z/OS MSUs Consumed, not the Rolling 4 Hour Average (R4HA), customers can run their workloads when it matters most to their business
Locator: MCL FAQ v3.0, "What are the benefits of Broadcom’s MCL program?"
Applies to: MCL
Supports rules: MCL consumption measured as total hourly MSU of production z/OS LPARs, not R4HA
Related metrics: Total z/OS MSUs Consumed (Mainframe Consumption Licensing)
Related programs: Mainframe Consumption Licensing (MCL)
Sources: Broadcom Mainframe Consumption Licensing Frequently Asked Questions – v3.0