Delivering SharePoint Solutions with Citrix Application Delivery Infrastructure Solve Your Remote Worker Challenges Rick Davis Systems Engineer Citrix.

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Delivering SharePoint Solutions with Citrix Application Delivery Infrastructure Solve Your Remote Worker Challenges Rick Davis Systems Engineer Citrix Systems, Inc.

2 © 2007 Citrix Systems, Inc. — All rights reserved A world where anyone can work from anywhere Our Vision for Business

3 © 2007 Citrix Systems, Inc. — All rights reserved Businesses Run on Applications Users Apps

4 © 2007 Citrix Systems, Inc. — All rights reserved Global Market Forces Driving Change User Experience Declining IT Responsiveness Declining

5 © 2007 Citrix Systems, Inc. — All rights reserved Traditional Application Deployment UsersApps Lock Down & Standardize Best PCs More Bandwidth Fastest Network Best and Most Servers Apps Still Slow Data Still Vulnerable “Managed Desktops” Costly Poor User Experience

6 © 2007 Citrix Systems, Inc. — All rights reserved Dynamic Coupling of Users and Apps Users Apps Citrix Application Delivery Infrastructure Best Performance. Highest Security. Lowest Total Cost.

7 © 2007 Citrix Systems, Inc. — All rights reserved Greater ROI from Existing Investments Device Infrastructure Network Infrastructure Server Infrastructure Storage Infrastructure Application Delivery Infrastructure Users Apps

8 © 2007 Citrix Systems, Inc. — All rights reserved UsersApps App Delivery as an On-Demand Service Fastest Performance Highest Security Lowest Total Cost Best User Experience Monitor OptimizeSecureControl

9 © 2007 Citrix Systems, Inc. — All rights reserved Users Apps XenDesktop WSAG XenApp NetScaler XenServer PVS 4 Platinums ES Citrix products

10 © 2007 Citrix Systems, Inc. — All rights reserved 75% Of Internet Users Powering the World’s Most Popular Web Applications

11 © 2007 Citrix Systems, Inc. — All rights reserved Deployments Worldwide Emerging Leadership in Enterprise Web Applications

13 © 2007 Citrix Systems, Inc. — All rights reserved Web Application Delivery Challenges Remote Users Further Away from Apps Increased Security Requirements Apps Moved into Fewer Centralized Datacenters Web Protocols Extremely “Chatty”

14 © 2007 Citrix Systems, Inc. — All rights reserved Growing Importance of the Branch Market trends: Business process outsourcing Globalization Worker mobility employees are remote 55 %

15 © 2007 Citrix Systems, Inc. — All rights reserved The Long Distance Problem Contributing factors to poor performance Latency Congestion Small transmission window size LAN SlowStart Throughput Time SlowRamp WAN Average Utilization

16 © 2007 Citrix Systems, Inc. — All rights reserved Traditional Approaches Result: Expensive · Applications Still Slow · Doesn’t Scale Upgrade to More Bandwidth Headquarters Data Center Branch Office Branch Office Experiences Slow Application Response Time

17 © 2007 Citrix Systems, Inc. — All rights reserved What Causes Poor Application Performance over the WAN? Network latency (distance) The greater the distance, the worse the application performs Bandwidth utilization drops exponentially as distance increases Accessing in Seattle from a server in Orlando can take up to 80 times longer than from a server in the same building! In the same city San Francisco to Los Angeles San Francisco to Chicago San Francisco to Miami

18 © 2007 Citrix Systems, Inc. — All rights reserved Symmetric vs. Asymmetric Symmetric Repeater Asymmetric NetScaler Performance 5x – 100x2x – 8x Protocols & Applications Non HTTP traffic: CIFS, SMB, FTP. Big files or large amounts of data being transferred Primarily HTTP & HTTPS Client-side Control Do you have a presence on the far side of the WAN? Yes, Enterprise deployment No control over the client’s side of the WAN Clients are B2B or B2C

19 © 2007 Citrix Systems, Inc. — All rights reserved Web App Delivery Challenges at the DC Security Caching Compression SSL Acceleration Web Servers Application Servers DB Servers Servers Add Up Quickly Variety of Point Products Chatty Protocols, Long Hauls, High Latency

20 © 2007 Citrix Systems, Inc. — All rights reserved Citrix NetScaler Security Caching Compression SSL Acceleration Web Servers Application Servers DB Servers Reduces Load on Backend Servers Eliminates Multiple Inefficient Point Products Reduces Bandwidth Required

21 © 2007 Citrix Systems, Inc. — All rights reserved Advanced TCP Optimization TCP Multiplexing and Buffering AppCache AppCompress SSL Offload Accelerate End-User Performance & Improve Server Efficiency Application Infrastructure Mobile User Branch LAN

22 © 2007 Citrix Systems, Inc. — All rights reserved Ensure Maximum Application Availability Load Balancing Content Switching Rewriting and Redirection Surge Protection Application Infrastructure Mobile User Branch LAN

23 © 2007 Citrix Systems, Inc. — All rights reserved Enhance Application Security Prevent information theft and leakage Application layer protections DoS Mitigations Content filtering and redirection Application Infrastructure Mobile User Branch LAN

24 © 2007 Citrix Systems, Inc. — All rights reserved XML...SOAP...HTTP...WSDL...JSON...REST...RSS...AJAX...end-user experience... Mashup...RelTag...SOA...Application Availability...Data theft...RIA...Wiki...Enterprise 2.0 MAC address...Source IP...Destination IP...Source port...Destination port...Ping... OSPF...RIP...BGP...ACL...DNS...Subnet XX...ARP...ICMP...RTT...SYN...ACK... Keepalive...SNMP...SSH...SSL...MTBF...Latency... Users Apps RouterSwitchFirewall Application Traffic Network Traffic Solutions Must Span Two Worlds

25 © 2007 Citrix Systems, Inc. — All rights reserved XML...SOAP...HTTP...WSDL...JSON...REST...RSS...AJAX...end-user experience... Mashup...RelTag...SOA...Application Availability...Data theft...RIA...Wiki...Enterprise 2.0 MAC address...Source IP...Destination IP...Source port...Destination port...Ping... OSPF...RIP...BGP...ACL...DNS...Subnet XX...ARP...ICMP...RTT...SYN...ACK... Keepalive...SNMP...SSH...SSL...MTBF...Latency... Users Apps RouterSwitchFirewall AppExpert Policy Framework

26 © 2007 Citrix Systems, Inc. — All rights reserved NetScaler: Simplify Web Application Delivery Eliminate application downtime Increase performance by 5x Block 100% of web attacks Improve web server utilization by 60% Address Web 2.0 and other emerging challenges

Application Optimization on the WAN The Symmetric Solution

28 © 2007 Citrix Systems, Inc. — All rights reserved Symmetric vs. Asymmetric Symmetric Repeater Asymmetric NetScaler Performance 5x – 100x2x – 8x Protocols & Applications Non HTTP traffic: CIFS, SMB, FTP. Big files or large amounts of data being transferred Primarily HTTP & HTTPS Client-side Control Do you have a presence on the far side of the WAN? Yes, Enterprise deployment No control over the client’s side of the WAN Clients are B2B or B2C

29 © 2007 Citrix Systems, Inc. — All rights reserved Traditional Approaches Result: Expensive · Applications Still Slow · Doesn’t Scale Upgrade to More Bandwidth Headquarters Data Center Branch Office Branch Office Experiences Slow Application Response Time

30 © 2007 Citrix Systems, Inc. — All rights reserved The Citrix Repeater Solution Maintain/Reduce the Current Bandwidth Headquarters Data Center Result: Cost-Effective Simple Scales Support More Users Branch Office Communicate with More Branch Offices Extend Performance to Mobile Users Mobile Users

31 © 2007 Citrix Systems, Inc. — All rights reserved Citrix Repeater Solution A symmetric, network acceleration solution A site-to-site appliance and software, for datacenters, hub sites, remote offices, home or mobile users. An instance of Repeater required at each location Accelerates Data over WAN links Transparent Device TCP Flow Control Acceleration Multi-Level Data Compression: Adaptive, Toeknized Protocol Acceleration: CIFS, ICA Repeater Headquarters Branch

32 © 2007 Citrix Systems, Inc. — All rights reserved Datacenter Branch Office Users Tunnels Complicate the Network More difficult to install Higher ongoing IT maintenance costs Proprietary Tunnel Non-Citrix WAN Op

33 © 2007 Citrix Systems, Inc. — All rights reserved Datacenter Branch Office Users Repeater is Transparent No network reconfiguration Lowers deployment and maintenance costs Repeater

34 © 2007 Citrix Systems, Inc. — All rights reserved Adaptive Compression Not a “one size fits all” solution Very Efficient Compression Maximum Reduction = Faster applications Not the right compression algorithm! Try Another!

35 © 2007 Citrix Systems, Inc. — All rights reserved Multi-Level Compression: Tokenization Not a “one size fits all” solution Bandwidth Savings

36 © 2007 Citrix Systems, Inc. — All rights reserved Application Acceleration Example: CIFS I want to open a file \\dog\bone\blue “Whatever” John Whomever Which file? Who are you? Password? OK, It’s open! 250ms 1000 ms 125ms WAN Latency

37 © 2007 Citrix Systems, Inc. — All rights reserved Application Acceleration Example: CIFS I want to open a file \\dog\bone\blue “Whatever” John Whomever Which file? Who are you? Password? I want to open a file \\dog\bone\blue “Whatever” John Whomever Which file? Who are you? Password? OK, It’s open! 1 ms 125 ms 1 ms OK, It’s open! 125 ms 252 ms Open \\dog\bone\blue for John Whomever, password “Whatever” WAN

38 © 2007 Citrix Systems, Inc. — All rights reserved Application Acceleration Repeater CIFS Performance Application Response Time Improvement

39 © 2007 Citrix Systems, Inc. — All rights reserved Citrix Repeater Client Delivers WAN Optimization to home-based, mobile and small office users Supports any WAN connection Residential broadband WiFi hotspots Cellular data services Interoperates with leading VPN solutions including Citrix Access Gateway Standard and Advanced Editions

First Pass Customer Eval Before: 2 min 17 sec After: 23 seconds!

41 © 2007 Citrix Systems, Inc. — All rights reserved Repeater Accelerates Apps over WAN Adaptive TCP Flow Control Utilizes the entire the WAN pipe Mitigates TCP penalties Multi-Level Compression Applies the optimal combination of compression algorithms for the WAN speed, traffic type, and link conditions Not a “one size fits all” solution Protocol and Application Acceleration Streamlines chatty protocols for better performance CIFS, NFS, HTTP, FTP, ICA

What about Terminal Services, WISP, and ICA?

43 © 2007 Citrix Systems, Inc. — All rights reserved HD-X WAN Acceleration XenApp Farm Infrastructure Servers Branch Repeater Repeater Repeater Optimized Connections Branch Office Data Center

Proven SharePoint Benefits

45 © 2007 Citrix Systems, Inc. — All rights reserved Test Configuration Tested Connections Defined: Connection NicknameConnection Latency Packet Loss Regional to HQ 44.0 Mbps 90 ms 0.1% Branch WAN 6.0 Mbps 90 ms 0.1% US to EMEA 6.0 Mbps 200 ms 0.1% US to APAC 1.5 Mbps 300 ms 1.0% Satellite 6.0 Mbps 300 ms 0.1% Headquarters Branch Citrix NetScaler Application Delivery Switch, Version 7.0 Citrix Repeater Central Site, and Branch location. Version Windows Server 2003, Internet Explorer 7.0 client Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 Server Specifications: Dual Intel Xeon 3.6 Ghz, 4GB RAM Apposite Linktrophy for WAN Simulation Test scripts provided and managed by Microsoft SharePoint performance testing team Citrix Repeater Appliance Citrix Repeater Appliance

46 © 2007 Citrix Systems, Inc. — All rights reserved Common SharePoint Portal Server Tasks All routine SharePoint tasks are accelerated with the addition of Citrix NetScaler and Repeater MySite pages load 74% faster File downloads improved between 33% and 87% as file size increased As user’s connections get worse (remote, satellite, etc), performance remains consistently fast Previously unusable scenarios suddenly become high performance! What would take 10+ minutes without Citrix now happens in about 10 seconds 3.5X faster! Response Time in Seconds Up to 8X Better! 5Mbps, 300ms

47 © 2007 Citrix Systems, Inc. — All rights reserved High Speed WAN Performance Boost 12MB File Downloads that used to take 23 seconds were reduced to 1/10 th of a second! Citrix Repeater Multi-level compression and adaptive flow control make file access fast and seamless for SharePoint users 230X FASTER 44 Mbps, 90ms latency,.1% loss File Download Response Time (Sec)

48 © 2007 Citrix Systems, Inc. — All rights reserved SharePoint - High Latency Scenarios Low bandwidth, high latency, and packet loss all contribute to poor user experience Citrix Repeater removes those barriers by managing data transmission and optimizing performance for connectivity challenges Being “connected” doesn’t equate to being “productive” 6 Mbps, 300ms latency, 0.1% packet loss From 68 sec to 1/10th sec!

49 © 2007 Citrix Systems, Inc. — All rights reserved Key Takeaways Citrix NetScaler speeds apps up to 5x faster, and ensures availability, acceleration, and security of user applications. Repeater offers proven bandwidth and protocol optimizations for the best user experience, with compression ratios and transparency that help save bandwidth, deployment and management costs. Thoroughly validated with SharePoint for improving performance NetScaler and Repeater

50 © 2007 Citrix Systems, Inc. — All rights reserved