stn event presentation 1.12.10 microsoft

What is the right spending level on IT?

How do you justify new IT investments?

“We’re All Facing an Economic ‘Reset’ …Businesses are responding by

emphasizing efficiency as companies look to trim anything that isn’t strategic

or doesn’t contribute to the bottom line.” — Steve Ballmer

“Consumerization” of IT

Mobile & Distributed Workforce

Security & Compliance

Gartner research head

Peter Sondergaard: 2009

to usher in the age of

“digital natives”

The New Efficiency is where:

Cost savings, innovation and productivity come together through IT to deliver

operational improvements while amplifying the impact of your people

With less…

…Do more

Pull costs out of operations

Get more out of your people and organization

Capture & create new revenue—unlocking people’s creativity and imagination

…simplifies management and compliance

…securely connects people and information

…is integrated and interoperable

…is most familiar and supported

RationalizedStandardized

IT is an efficientcost center

IT is abusiness enabler

IT is astrategic asset

IT is a cost center

Basic Standardized Rationalized Dynamic

Key dates around the coming retirement

of Windows XP

Retail and OEM partners: July 30, 2008

System builders: May 30, 2009

Customers will still be able to get XP as part of downgrade rights, both via

OEM Windows 7 Ultimate and Windows 7 Professional

(for 18 months or until SP1)

Volume license agreements

(companies can get with as few as 5 licenses)

Technical support will continue to be available through…

Mainstream: through June 31, 2010

Extended: through April 22, 2014

9

1

0

1

1

• Volume License SKU

• Advanced Security & Access

• Technical Enthusiast SKU

• Advanced Security & Access

• Standard Business SKU

• Added Security & Management

• Standard Consumer SKU

• Visually Rich Environment

• Internet & Email Access

• Productivity Applications

• Price Sensitive Customers

• Small Form Factor PCs

1

6

+

Software Assurance

Bitlocker / Applocker

Multi-Lingual User Interface

Unix Subsystem

Direct Access

Branch Cache

4 Virtual OS Licenses

Helping customers enhance manageability while reducing the complexity

and cost of their IT infrastructures.

Licensing MDOP

You must have SA on your

Windows licenses to be

eligible to purchase MDOP

MDOP tools may then be

installed and used on

Windows desktops with

active SA

Why deploy MDOP?

Reduce application management

costs

Enable roaming and hot desking

Accelerate OS migrations

Build business continuity for

applications

Reduce help desk calls

What the Customer Has Product

Recommendation

Recommended Install

PC without WindowsWindows 7

Full VersionClean Install

Windows XPWindows 7

UpgradeClean Install

Windows

Vista SP1

Windows 7

UpgradeIn-Place Upgrade

Windows 7 to

higher edition

Windows

Anytime UpgradeIn-Place Upgrade

Any 32bit to 64bit Included Clean Install

Management WebVirtualization

IIS 7.5

ASP .NET on Server Core

Enhanced FTP and WebDAV

Administration Modules & Cmdlets

Hyper-V™ with Live Migration

Hot Add/Remove VM Storage

Remote Desktop Services

Solid Foundation for Enterprise Workloads

Power Management

Windows PowerShell

AD Administrative Center

Best Practices Analyzer

Better Together with Windows 7Scalability and Reliability

DirectAccess™

BranchCache™

Enhanced Group Policies

RemoteApp & Desktop Connections

256 Core Support

Componentization

Boot from SAN or VHD

Support for Solid-state Devices

File Classification Infrastructure

Server Manager

Product Installation

Initial Configuration

Command-line shell & Scripting Language

Resources

Improves productivity & control

Accelerates automation of system admin

Easy-to-use

Works with existing scripts

TechNet Script Center

MyITForum.com

Manning Publications

O’Reilly Media

Sapien Press

& others

Community SupportMS MVPs

PowerShell Team Blog

PowerShell Newsgroup

Channel 9

IIS.net

Fan-Out (1 to Many)

Send the script

Select properties – Allows you to

specify which properties to bring back

Throttling – limits number of

concurrent operations

Async support – Runs the command

in background on client

Fan-In (Many to 1)

Hosting model

Share static data between sessions

(eg: cmdlet metadata from snap-in)

Send progress information to client

(eg: Connecting, Connected)

Graphical PowerShellOut-GridView

Integrated

development

environment

Multi-tabbed

interface

Syntax coloring

Advanced functions

Call .NET APIs

Improved debugging

Event log subscription

Write cmdlets in PowerShell script

Script translation

New cmdlets

Community site

Powershellcommunity.org

Active Directory server role enhancements

New forest functional level

Windows PowerShell management

Microsoft System Center Management Pack

Active Directory Administrative Center

Recycle Bin

Offline domain join

Managed service accounts

Active Directory Federated Services update

Authentication assurance

Integrated Best Practice Analyzer

Validates configuration information

Enhances infrastructure reliability

Improves compliance with service level agreements

2.8 GHz Quad

Core Processor

Processor

Core 1 Active

Processor

Core 2 Inactive

Processor

Core 4 Inactive

Processor

Core 3 Inactive

Core Parking

Adjusting P-states

Centralizedstorage

Processor

Core 1

P-State=0

P-State Percent Frequency

0 100 2.800 GHz

1 90 2.520 GHz

2 85 2.380 GHz

3 75 2.100 GHz

4 60 1.680 GHz

5 50 1.400 GHz

P-State Percent Frequency

0 100 2.800 GHz

1 90 2.520 GHz

2 85 2.380 GHz

3 75 2.100 GHz

4 60 1.680 GHz

5 50 1.400 GHz

Processor

Core 2

P-State=4

Storage Area

Network

WS03 vs. WS08 RTM vs. WS08 R2

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

100%

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

Po

wer

(% o

f M

ax

Wa

tts

)

Workload (% of Max tpsE)

WS2003 SP2 WS2008 RTM WS2008 R2

Lower is better

TPC-E workload

More Reliable More Control More Secure More Choice

Increased availability

through dynamic request

handling, improved

caching and powerful

troubleshooting tools

Simplified, distributed

management through set

of customizable

administrative tools with

easier application

deployment for developers

Improved security and

server protection through

reduced server footprint

and enhanced publishing

and request filtering

capabilities

Flexible platform with

enhanced support for

multiple application

development platforms

and media content

delivery

● Scalable Web

Infrastructure

● Dynamic Caching and

Compression

● Powerful Diagnostic Tools

● Centralized Web

Management

● Delegated Remote

Management

● Easy Application and Server

Deployment

● Enhanced Server

Protection

● Secure Content Publishing

● Improved Access

Protection

● Built-in ASP.NET and PHP

Support

● Modular & Extensible Web

Server

● Integrated Media Platform

Enhanced IIS Manager

Configuration Editor

IIS Manager UI Extensions

Request Filtering

Windows PowerShell Provider

.NET on Server Core

Supports New Web Standards

FTP over SSL

USC and UTF8

IPv6

Virtual Host Names

Scalability and Reliability

64 Logical Cores

High performance

storage

64 bit only

Only a subset of the executable files and DLLs installed

No GUI interface installed

Can be managed with remote tools

Insp

ectio

n A

PI

WSK

WSK Clients TDI Clients

NDIS

AFD

TDX

TDI

WinsockUser Mode

Kernel Mode

Next Generation TCP/IP Stack (tcpip.sys)

IPv4

802.3 WLANLoop-back

IPv4 Tunnel

IPv6 Tunnel

IPv6

RAWUDPTCP

Next Generation TCP/IP Stack (tcpip.sys)

IPv4

802.3 WLANLoop-back

IPv4 Tunnel

IPv6 Tunnel

IPv6

RAWUDPTCP

1

RemediationServers

Example: PatchRestrictedNetwork

1

Windows

Client

2

2DHCP, VPN or Switch/Router relays health status

to Microsoft Network Policy Server (RADIUS)

3

3Network Policy Server (NPS) validates against IT-

defined health policy4

If not policy compliant, client is put in a restricted

VLAN and given access to fix up resources to

download patches, configurations, signatures

(Repeat 1 - 4)

Not policy

compliant

5If policy compliant, client is granted full access to

corporate network

Policy

compliant

NPSDHCP, VPN

Switch/Router

4

Policy Serverssuch as: Patch, AV

Corporate Network5

Client requests access to network and presents

current health state

Better

Together

IPv6 Devices IPv4 Devices

DirectAccess

Server

Windows 7

Client

Native IPv6

with IPSec

IPv6 Transition

Services

Supports variety of

remote network

protocols

DirectAccess provides

transparent, secured

access to intranet

resources without a VPN

Allows desktop

management of

DirectAccess clients

Allows IPSec encryption and

authentication

Supports direct

connectivity to IPv6-

based intranet

resources

Support IPv4 via

6to4 transition

services or NAT-PTIT desktop

management

AD Group Policy,

NAP, software

updates

Internet

1. Branch server

downloads data from

Main Office server

Client

ClientBranch Office

2. Client accesses and

changes local cached

copy of data

3. Changes to

cache are

synchronized to

Main Office

Main

Office

1. First client downloads

data from main office

server

Main

Office

Client 1

Client 2

2. Second client

downloads identifiers

from main office server

3. Second client searches

local network for data and

downloads from first client

Branch Office

1. First client downloads

data from main office

server

Client 1

Client 2Branch Office

2. Content pushed to hosted

cache from first client

3. Second client

downloads identifiers

from main office server

4. Second client

downloads from

hosted cache

Main

Office

Regional

Datacenter

Read/Write

Replica of DFS Branch Office

Read-only

Replica of DFS

Deletions are

not allowed

Support for read-only DFS

Provides a read-only, replica

copy of read/write DFS

resources

Prevents modifications

within branch office

Encrypt data on removable drives

Provided by BitLocker to Go Drive Encryption

Store encryption keys in Windows Server 2008 R2 Active Directory

Windows Server 2008 R2

Active Directory

StorageVirtualization

Document Redirection

and Offline Files

Application Virtualization

Enterprise Desktop

Management

Server Virtualization

Desktop Virtualization

Windows XP Mode

Presentation Virtualization

Interoperability agreements with Novell, Citrix (Xen), and Red Hat to

support Linux on Hyper-V

SVVP (Server Virtualization Validation Program) to certify non-Microsoft Hypervisors for Microsoft Support

System Center Operations Manager supports monitoring of non-Windows,

including Linux

System Center Virtual Machine Manager manages VMware ESX

servers

Microsoft released the source code for Hyper-V drivers under the GPL

Remote Desktop

Gateway Server

Remote Desktop

Connection

Broker

Remote App

Servers

RemoteApp &

Desktop Web Access

Server

Client

Authentication

Hyper-V-based

Remote Desktops

Terminal Services

Gateway Server

• Remote programs

integrated with local

computer

• Centrally configure a

terminal server with the

Terminal Server

Configuration console

• RemoteApp console

used to make application

available

• Also used to make

programs available via

TS Web Access

• Programs look like they

are running locally

• Only supported by

Remote Desktop client

6.0, or newer

Remote

Desktop client

required

*Windows Server 2008 R2 Enterprise or Datacenter Editions

VM 2 VM 3

Hardware

Hypervisor

Host OS DriversDriversDrivers

Hypervisor

VM 1

(Admin)VM 2 VM 3

Hardware

DriversDriversDrivers

Hardware

Hypervisor

VM 2

(Child)

VM 3

(Child)

Virtual-

ization

Stack

VM 1

(Parent)

DriversDriversDriversDriversDriversDrivers

DriversDriversDrivers

ClusterNode 1

Network

Storage

ClusterNode 2

Configuration Data

Virtual Machine

Memory Content

VHD

Memory Sync

Virtual Machine

User

VHD VHD VHD

SAN

Single Volume

Concurrent

access to a

single file system

$58.5K

Multi-Hypervisor Management

App Management

Physical Management

Virtual Management

Hypervisor

System Center

$9.4 K

$9.4KIncluded!

VMware

VMware

Comparison of Virtualizing 5 hosts

Windows Server Windows Server

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