1. Desktop Virtualization: You Have a Choice
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Desktop Virtualization: You Have a Choice
Robin J Brandl
Enterprise Technology Strategist
Microsoft Corporation
Michael Greene
Datacenter TSP - US Education
Microsoft Corporation
Nick Smith
Senior Datacenter TSP
Microsoft Corporation
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2. Agenda Enterprise Desktop Solutions
Solving User Requirements with Microsoft Technologies
Desktop Virtualization Technologies – Break it on Down…
Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI)
Client Hypervisor
Application Virtualization
Session Virtualization
User State Virtualization

3. Enterprise Desktop Solutions – Based on User Requirements
simple
locked down
few apps
“task workers”
factory worker retail clerk
bank teller
call center
rich PC experience
instant resets
standard app set
“guest workers”
computer lab
training center
consultants
rich PC experience
personal
diverse apps
diverse users
“office workers”
finance
operations
marketing
administration
secured access and control
location and device flexibility
diverse apps and users
“remote workers”
offshore workers
outsourcers, contractors
branch offices
teleworkers
offline access
secure
diverse apps and users
“mobile workers”
sales
executives
field service
Requirements

4. What is Desktop Virtualization
What is Desktop Virtualization? Microsoft Delivers a Broad Range of Desktop Virtualization Offerings to Address Your Unique Business and IT Challenges
Data & User Settings
Applications
Data
Operating System
Hardware
Folder Redirection
Roaming Profiles
Applications
Application Virtualization
RemoteApp
Operating System
Virtual Desktop Infrastructure suites
Remote Desktop Services
Enterprise Desktop Virtualization

5. So Many Options… Where do I Start?
Applications
Applications
Operating System & Browser
Operating System & Browser
Applications
Operating System & Browser
One Image of Windows 7 to manage per Scenario
One Application Package to Manage for:
PC’s
Laptops
Thin clients
RDS Session Host (Formally Terminal Server)
Consistent OS Experience For All Users
Reduced Application Compatibility Issues
Applications
Operating System
Applications
Operating System & Browser

6. Start Here: User State Virtualization
Users can access their data and folders from any connected PC.
User State
Virtualization
Users can see files on their PC without a network connection.
Users can view their unique settings and data from any connected PC.

7. Baseline: The Well-Managed Rich Client A familiar and viable model
OS installed locally on the client device
Applications installed locally on the client device
Data [probably] stored locally on the client device
Depends on device-specific physical resources
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8. The "Dynamic" Rich Client Applications and data “local” but decoupled
OS installed locally on the client device
Applications delivered virtually, execute without being installed
Data stored on network, with folder redirection/replication
Uses device-specific physical resources
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9. Application Virtualization (Microsoft App-V)
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10. App-V Infrastructure – How it Works
App-V Management Console
3rd Party Solution
Use App-V Mgmt Console to import package from Content share, create application, and assign to AD Security Group.
Package is available for Streaming , 3rd Party ESD, or Standalone distribution.
Sequenced app and place on Content share.
App-V Sequencer
IIS Server (optional) (HTTP)
3rd party (ESD)
Content Server OR
Streaming Server (RTSP)
IIS Server (optional) (HTTP)
Standalone
Mode (MSI)
Standalone
Mode (MSI)
App-V Management Server (content)
Virtual App is delivered to the client (RTSP/Http/ MSI/ESD).
Use 3rd party interface for publishing to IIS 3rd party ESD or Standalone Mode.
Virtual App is loaded into cache and icons and files are available to user.
App-V client reads on launch, runs app local or via TS.
App-V client reads on launch, runs app local or via TS.
App-V Terminal Server
Desktop PC

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Client-Hosted Virtual Machine A virtual PC image, running on the client device
OS installed on device, plus managed “guest OS” running under VPC
Applications installed on device and/or guest virtual machine
Allows abstraction from application-compatibility issues
Allows multiple user profiles on single client device
“Deploy a corporate PC to any endpoint, and run it seamlessly”
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12. Client-Hosted Virtualization (Microsoft Virtual PC and/or MED-V)
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13. Software Distribution
MED-V – How it Works OR
Software Distribution

14. Desktop vs. Application Virtualization
What it does
Creates a package with a full OS
What it is good for
Resolve incompatibility between applications and a new OS
Run two environments on a single PC (e.g. corporate and personal)
What it does
Creates a package of a single application
Eliminates software install
What it is good for
Resolve conflicts between applications
Simplify application delivery and testing
Data, User settings
Applications OS
Hardware

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Session Virtualization The apps are “somewhere else”, but I can see them from here
OS installed on device
Applications execute in the datacenter
Allows abstraction from physical details of client device
Leverages data-center resources (scale and elasticity)
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16. Session Virtualization (Microsoft Remote Desktop Services - RemoteApp
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17. Remote Desktop Services
System Center and App-V
RD Client
RD Session Host with RemoteApp
RD Web Access
RD Connection Broker
RD Gateway
Active Directory®
Licensing Server

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Server-Hosted Virtual Machine (aka VDI) A virtual PC image, running “somewhere else”
The client image is a virtual machine running in the datacenter
Client image is fully controlled/managed within datacenter
Allows abstraction from physical details of client device
Leverages datacenter resources (scale and elasticity)
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19. Personal vs. Pooled Virtual Desktops
Provides virtual machine-based, centralized desktops for individual users that can be fully customized based on user profiles
Allows users to perform specialized tasks that require administrator access to their desktop
Enables users to access their personalized desktop from any computer while retaining the last saved state
Personal Virtual Desktops
Provides virtual machine-based, centralized desktop based on a pool of virtual machines that are shared by multiple users
Allows users to perform standardized routine tasks and have access to common applications (such as Microsoft Office)
Rolls back the state upon logoff to provide a “clean” desktop for the next user’s session, but the previous user’s state can be saved offline
Pooled Virtual Desktops

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21. Remote Desktop Services
System Center and App-V
RD Client
RD Session Host with RemoteApp
RD Web Access
RD Connection Broker
RD Gateway
RD Virtualization Host
Active Directory®
Licensing Server

22. Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 Dynamic Memory RemoteFX
Dynamic Memory allows the allocation of a range of memory (min and max) to individual VMs, enabling the system to dynamically adjust the VM’s memory usage based on demand. This provides more consistency in system performance enabling better manageability for administrators
Microsoft RemoteFX leverages the power of virtualized graphics resources and advanced codecs to recreate the fidelity of hardware-assisted graphics acceleration, including support for 3D content and Windows Aero, on a remote user’s device. This allows for a local-like, remote

23. One Size Does Not Fit All…
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One Size Does Not Fit All…
Well-Managed Rich Client
“Dynamic” Rich Client
Client-Hosted Virtual Machine
Session Virtualization
Server-Hosted Virtual Machine
Rich Client
App-V
MED-V
Remote Desktop Services
VDI
Every one of these client profiles
Has strengths and weaknesses
Depends (to varying degrees) on the datacenter
Depends (to varying degrees) on application architecture
Depends (increasingly) on solid management tools/processes
May only be appropriate for specific sub-segments of the user population
…BUT…. You don’t have to pick just one
Various client capabilities can be combined to create flexible, targeted solutions
Workspace attributes can be dynamically composed
End-to-end management allows diversity without chaos
Your Desktops may benefit from ALL of these capabilities.
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24. Benefits of Desktop virtualization
Application management
Physical and virtual desktop management
Data management
Integrated Management
Corporate PCs
Portable devices
Security and Data Protection
Anywhere Access for Users
Data and applications
Offline mobile user productivity
Disaster recovery
Helpdesk tools
Business Agility and Continuity

25. The Microsoft VDI Technology Stack
Enterprise Deployments
Partner
Technology
Partners such as
User Profiles and Data
Application Delivery
VDI Suites
Desktop and
Session Delivery
Virtualization Platform

26. Why Microsoft Virtualization?
Cloud to Data center to Desktop
It’s the Platform you know
Best TCO/ROI
Complete Management
Lower costs upfront
Key feature of platform
Full range of products & solutions
Physical and Virtual & Cross-hypervisor
Easier integration w/ existing systems
Tools you know
Large partner eco-system
In-Guest w/ application & services
Lower ongoing costs

27. Track Resources User State Virtualization
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Choosing an Appropriate User State Virtualization Solution
What's New in Folder Redirection and User Profiles
Application Virtualization
App-V Trial Guide
Client Hosted Virtualization
Med-V Quick Start Guide
Session Virtualization and Server Hosted Desktops (VDI)
RDS Step By Step Guides
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VIR316 | Remote Desktop Session Host vs. Virtual Desktop Infrastructure Smackdown
VIR304 | Hyper-V and Dynamic Memory in Depth
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WSV309 | Microsoft RemoteFX: USB and Device Support
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VIR11-INT | Top Customer Scenarios and an End-to-End Review of Microsoft Application Virtualization (App-V)
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VIR07-INT | Solving the VDI Licensing puzzle
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40. Key Components of Desktop Virtualization
Session Virtualization
Application
Virtualization
Server Hosted Desktops (VDI)
“Having one vendor for the hypervisor, operating system, and much of our application software was very appealing to us from a support and cost perspective.”
Bert Van Pottelberghe,
Sales Director, Hostbasket
Client
Virtualization
User State
Virtualization

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