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In December, C/D/H extended Microsoft Cloud OS launch – so you can get the most from some of Microsoft's newest, most exciting products. View the slide deck and find out how Windows Server 2012, Windows Azure, and Microsoft System Center 2012 can help alleviate day-to-day tasks so you can focus on what's really important and get back to work. Here's what you can expect: • Taking your virtualization infrastructure to the next level with Windows Server 2012, Hyper-V, and Windows Azure • Enabling the modern work style your users are demanding with Windows Server 2012 • Management made simple with Windows Server 2012 and System Center 2012 • Windows Azure and the hybrid cloud Don't miss this great content, and all the ways you can boost your team to the next level. And for more information on this or other Microsoft topics, visit our blog at www.cdhtalkstech.com

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C D H Cloud OS Launch EventWindows Server, System Center, and Azure

December 2012

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C D H Quick Facts

About Us• 22nd Year• Grand Rapids &

Royal Oak• 30 Staff

Approach• Vendor

Independent• Non-reseller• Professional

Services Only

Partnerships• Microsoft Gold• VMware Enterprise• Citrix Silver• Novell Gold• Cisco Premier

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C D H Microsoft Gold Partner

Competencies• Three Gold• Eight Silver

Successes• Customer Excellence

Award• Virtual Technical

Specialist (VTSP)• Managed Partner• Numerous Partner

Awards

Pinpoint• Microsoft’s official

partner directory• 5-star rating

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C D H Expertise

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C D H Get Social with C/D/H

C/D/H Talks Tech C/D/H Tweets Tech

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C D H Meet your Presenters

Jason Cooper• Lead Consultant with C/D/H • Systems Management and

Virtualization• With C/D/H since 2005

MCITP:EA | MCITP:VA | MCNE | CLP | CCNA | VCP

[email protected]

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C D H Meet your Presenters

Mark Becker• Partner, Director of Client Services• With C/D/H since 1994

PMP | MCSE | MCNE

[email protected]

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C D H Today’s Agenda

• Welcome • The Power of Many Servers, the Simplicity of

One• Modern Workstyle, Enabled• Every App, Any Cloud• Beyond Virtualization• Windows Azure and the Hybrid Cloud• Q & A• Networking

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New apps

Device proliferation

Data explosion

Cloud computing

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Beyond virtualization

Scale and secure workloads, cost-effectively build a privatecloud, and securely connect to cloud services

Every app, any cloud

Build on an open and scalable web platform that supports applications across premises

Modern workstyle, enabled

Support a mobile and flexible work style

The power of many servers, the simplicity of one

Efficiently manage infrastructure while maximizing uptimeand minimizing failures and downtime

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Agile IT responseto change

Budget limitations

Service expectations

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MANAGEMENT EFFICIENCY

Automate management tasks and simplify deployment and virtualization of multiple machines

CONTINUOUS AVAILABILITY

Preserve uptime by enduring failures without service interruption, and speed recovery when needed

Deliver performance, efficiency, and innovation through diverse storage choices

FLEXIBLE STORAGE

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Improve performance, availability, and storage resource efficiency with the storage of your choice

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Storage virtualization and conservationStorage Spaces64 TB VHDX formatData deduplicationThin provisioningand trim

High-performance storageOffline Data Transfer (ODX)SMB DirectSMB MultichannelBranchCache

Storage choices iSCSI targetNFSVirtual Fibre ChannelResilient File System (ReFS)File and Storage Services

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Improved application data storage with the Fileand Storage Services role

Increased performance

Highly available—endures failures transparently

Easy, flexible storage provisioning

Depend on Windows Server 2012 file-based storage for Hyper-V and Microsoft SQL Server workloads

File and Storage Services: Application data storage

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Hyper-V SQL

Windows Server 2012 file server cluster

SMB Protocol Enhancements

NIC Teaming & RDMA NIC Support

Active On -Transparent Failover

Chkdsk improvem

ents

File System Improvemen

ts

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Provide cost-effective, highly available services—with protection against a wide range of failure scenarios—for a single server or an entire datacenter

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Individual serversMinimized updateswith Server Core and Features on DemandImproved network performance and uptime with NIC TeamingFaster Chkdsk

Failover clustersActive-Active fileserver clustersTransparent failoverMinimized update downtime with Cluster-Aware UpdatingDHCP failover

Across datacentersHyper-V ReplicaConnection to online backup services

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File and Storage Services

DHCP

Failover clustering

Cluster-Aware Updating

Server Message Block 3.0 Protocol (SMB3)

NFS (v3)

iSCSI Target

SMB Multichannel

NIC Teaming

New Technology File System (NTFS) in Windows Server 2012

Storage Spaces

Active On: Enduring failures transparently

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Hyper-V

Windows Server 2012 file server cluster

File

File

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Automate a broad set of management tasks and simplify the deployment of server roles as you move toward full, lights-out automation

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Improved administrator efficiencyWindows PowerShell support in everyserver role

Integrated Scripting Environment with IntelliSense

Simplified syntax

Improved help

Centrally managed server rolesRoles managed across groups of servers with Server Manager

Role-specific toolsdirectly integrated

Resilient Windows PowerShell sessions

Automation2,300 Windows PowerShell cmdlets

Job scheduling and control

Workflows for reliable script execution

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Windows PowerShell workflows

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Server 3

Server 2

Server 1

REBOOT

HARDWARE FAILURE

Servers…

Successful

Completion

Successful

Completion

Successful

Completion

Successful

Completion

TriggersPowerSh

ell Workflo

w Remotel

y

ADMIN

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New apps

Device proliferation

Data explosion

Cloud computing

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Beyond virtualization

Scale and secure workloads, cost-effectively build a privatecloud, and securely connect to cloud services

Every app, any cloud

Build on an open and scalable web platform that supports applications across premises

Modern workstyle, enabled

Support a mobile and flexible work style

The power of many servers, the simplicity of one

Efficiently manage infrastructure while maximizing uptimeand minimizing failures and downtime

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Work | life blur

Tech savvy

Digital generation

Multiple devices

Fast paced

More mobile

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Freedom to work where, when, and how I want

Consistent, device-optimized experiences

Secure environment for both corporate and personal data

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ENHANCED DATA SECURITYAND COMPLIANCE

Better information protection and governance

Improved device security and encryption

FULL WINDOWSEXPERIENCE ANYWHERE

Improved graphics experience across devices with RemoteFX

User state virtualization

Complete Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) tool set

DirectAccess

ACCESS FROM VIRTUALLYANYWHERE, ANY DEVICE

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Remote Desktop ServicesUse this complete VDI tool set to fit your virtualization needs

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Improved administrative efficiencyCentral console that gives one point of control for virtual machines and session host servers

Easier deployment and updatingSimplified rollout of pooled and personal virtual desktops

Intelligent patching

Easier single sign-on administration

Lower storage costsHigh-performance remote server message block (SMB)-based file storage on mainstream hardware

Local virtual machine caching of pooled desktops using direct attached storage

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Virtual desktops

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1 platform | 1 experience | 3 deployment choices

Pooled virtual machines Desktop sessions Personal virtual

machines

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Reduced deployment requirementsInbox support for IPv4 and IPv6

Deployment wizard to decrease complexity

Improved performance and scalabilityMore simultaneous connections with lower CPU use

Better throughput on virtualized servers

One management experienceDirectAccess and Routing and Remote Access service (RRAS) configured together with a single set of wizards

Simplified DirectAccess deployment model; focus on Active Directory

DirectAccessMaintain corporate network connectivity without requiring a VPN connection

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DirectAccess

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Microsoft Exchange

Microsoft SharePoint

Data Servers

Firew

all

VPN

DirectAccess

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Greater convenienceAbility to access nearly any local USB-based device in remote desktops

Improved connectionAutomatic detection of network conditions to optimize experience over WAN

Integration with Remote Desktop Gateway for access without requiring VPN

Better graphics experienceAdaptive delivery and CPU-based graphics accelerator to improve graphics delivery, including 3-D and video

Support for the full Windows 8 touch experience

RemoteFXMake it easier to virtualize desktops with a better experience across devices

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Enhanced productivity Improved logon times

More consistent user experience

Cost efficienciesUser personalization maintainedin pooled VDI and Remote Desktop Session Host deployments User Profile Disk

Maintain personalization and application data across user logons

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Extended information protectionAutomatic Active Directory Rights Management Services encryption for sensitive Microsoft Office documents and email—can be applied directly as files are classified

Enhanced data governanceAutomatic and manual classification of files for identifying data

Central access policies for controlling access to files

Audit access for compliance reporting and forensic analysis

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Dynamic Access Control and Active Directory Rights Management ServicesControl access with identity-based usage policies and file classification

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Dynamic Access Control and Active Directory Rights Management Services

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Microsoft Exchange

Microsoft SharePoint

Windows Server 2012

Active Directory Rights Management ServicesPersistent, identity-centricuse policies and encryption embedded with the data

Windows Server 2012 Dynamic Access ControlData governance across file servers• Control who can access

information• Audit who has accessed

information

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High-performance encryptionMinimize impact of BitLocker deployment on productivity

Offload cryptographic operationsto hardware

Enable auto-encryption based onfile attributes

Device-specific securityAssociate user with a primary device for accessing corporate data

If user logs on from another device, clear data left behind

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User device affinity and BitLocker Drive EncryptionProtect data from loss or theft

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New apps

Device proliferation

Data explosion

Cloud computing

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Beyond virtualization

Scale and secure workloads, cost-effectively build a privatecloud, and securely connect to cloud services

Every app, any cloud

Build on an open and scalable web platform that supports applications across premises

Modern workstyle, enabled

Support a mobile and flexible work style

The power of many servers, the simplicity of one

Efficiently manage infrastructure while maximizing uptimeand minimizing failures and downtime

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Build and deploy next-generation applicationsacross premises

Scale web applications and manage resources optimally

Reuse developmentskills and knowledge

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OPEN

Support open standards and common tools

SCALABLE AND ELASTIC

Increase website densityand efficiency

Build on-premisesand in the cloud

FLEXIBLE

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Build hybrid and symmetrical applications across premises

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Increased productivity with programming symmetrySame development model between Windows Server and Windows AzureCommon development toolsCommon workflows and rules

Increased IT flexibility with virtual machine portabilityProvision, manage and move VMs between Windows Server and Windows AzureCommon set of tools for configuring VM workloads

Cloud-based and hybrid applicationsWindows Azure SDKHTML5 or XAMLbase for UII/O operations with isolated storage

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Create and deliver powerful applications

Shorten development time

Provide a rich and comprehensive experience

Use common workflows

More easily create anddeploy applications that run on Windows Azure

Use Metro-style development tools

Common development tools

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Azure

Developmentframework and tools

On-premises datacenter

Developmentframework and tools

DEVELOPER

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Increase scalability and elasticity for multitenant-aware applications and websites

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Improved site scalability and performanceNUMA-Aware ScalabilityApplication Initialization

Increased isolation and security of websitesIIS CPU ThrottlingFTP Logon Attempt RestrictionDynamic IP Restriction

Simplified management of multiple sitesCentralized SSL Certificate SupportServer Name IndicationIIS Configuration Editor

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Provision secure web farms elastically and on demand

Simplify certificate management

Reduce hosting costs

Scale to thousands of SSL certificates

Centralized SSL Certificate Support

Web hosting certificate store

Server 1

Server 1

Server 2

Server 3

Server n

Certificate store

Server 2

Server 3

Server n

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Build mission-critical applications and take advantage of open frameworks, open source applications and various development languages

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Best platform for .NET Framework .NET for Metro-style apps

New Async language and runtime support

Increased application speed and startup via background JIT compilation

Many new features across ASP.NET, WPF, WCF, and WF

Open web platformOpen source software support

HTML5 support

WebSocket protocol support

Support for multiple programming languagesASP.NET 4.5 integration

Support for multiple languages, including .NET, PHP, Node.js, and Python

Enhanced support for PHP and MySQL through IIS extensions

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Support standards-based WebSocket

Support asynchronous operations and client-driven web applications

Create rich HTML5 applications

WebSocket protocol support

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HTTP Polling

HTML5 WebSocket

PERF

ORM

ANCE

WebSocket

Polling

BETTER

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New apps

Device proliferation

Data explosion

Cloud computing

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Beyond virtualization

Scale and secure workloads, cost-effectively build a privatecloud, and securely connect to cloud services

Every app, any cloud

Build on an open and scalable web platform that supports applications across premises

Modern workstyle, enabled

Support a mobile and flexible work style

The power of many servers, the simplicity of one

Efficiently manage infrastructure while maximizing uptimeand minimizing failures and downtime

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Respond with agility to changing business needs

Control costs and improve efficiency

Connect datacenters to remote sites and clouds

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CONNECTING TO CLOUD SERVICES

Common identity and management framework

IMPROVED SCALABILITY AND PERFORMANCE

High-density, scalable environment

Fully isolated, multitenant environment

COMPLETE VIRTUALIZATION

PLATFORM

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Provide a fully isolated, multitenant environment that includes tools to help guarantee SLAs, enable chargebacks, and support self-service delivery

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Increase VM mobilitySimultaneous live migrationsShared-nothing live migrationStorage live migrationEasier-to-use administrative tools

Create and isolate virtual networksHyper-V Network VirtualizationHyper-V Extensible Switch

Ensure resource availability Resource MeteringQuality of Service(QoS) features

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Run multiple virtual networks on a physical network

Abstract network configuration for virtual machines

Remove virtual LAN (VLAN) constraints

Allow flexible placement of virtual machines—even offsite

Enable datacenters without boundaries

Deliver multitenant security and isolation

Support infrastructure as a service (IaaS) scenarios

Network virtualization

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SQL Server Web Storage

Orange sees

SQL Server Web Storage

Blue sees

SQL Server

SQL Server Web

Storage Web

Storage

WHAT’S REALLY HAPPENING

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Deliver a high-density, scalable environment that can adapt to perform optimally based on changing needs

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Scale up VMs64-node Hyper-V clusters64 virtual processors and 1 TB memory per virtual machineNew 64 TB VHDX format

Increase VM densityDynamic Memory and smart paging4,000 virtual machines per cluster

Improve VM performanceNon-Uniform Memory Access (NUMA) supportVirtual Fibre Channel supportHardware offloading

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Increase virtual machine density

Increase virtual machine memory resources,as needed, without reboot downtime

Reclaim unused virtual machine memory resources for reallocation

Dynamic Memory

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Virtual machine

Maximummemory

Minimummemory

Startup

Virtual machine

Maximummemory

Minimummemory

Virtual machine

Maximummemory

Minimummemory

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Use a common identity and management framework for security-enhanced and reliable cross-premises connectivity

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Federate identities for consistent security and ease of useFederate identity across private, public, and hybrid clouds

Support claims-aware identity solutions

Provide seamless security with a single sign-on experience

Easily integrate with other federation platforms

Enable secure cross-premises connectivityConnect securely to hosting providers

Enable secure connectivity among geographically separate locations

Use existing networking equipment and technology standards

Move virtual machines to other sites or hosting providers without network reconfiguration

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Secure cross-premises connectivity

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Web Storage Web StorageSQL Server

Windows Server 2012 remote accesssite-to-site VPN servers

Virtual MachineSQL ServerVirtual MachineSQL Server

HOSTED CLOUD

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Windows Azure Global Presence

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Reduce timeto solution

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PUBLIC

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PRIVATE

PUBLIC

Identity

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Windows Azure Solutions for Databases

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Windows AzureStaging

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FISMAISO

HIPAA

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http://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/support/trust-c

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Next steps

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Download Windows Server 2012 RC

Sign up for a trial Windows Azure account at http://windowsazure

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