1. Enterprise Modernization
Solution reference architecture

2. Windows Server 2003 Upgrade
Windows 2003 physical or virtual
server
Uses default roles & features provided by OS
Used as a web application server
Uses third-party Solution atop OS
Used as a database server
File / application
servers
Web server
Third-party app server
Database
servers
Methods:
Rehost
Refactor
Replace/retire
Methods:
Refactor
Revise
Replace/retire
Methods:
Revise
Rebuild
Replace/retire
Methods:
Refactor
Revise
Rebuild
Replace/retire
Migration scenario 1
Migration scenario 2
Migration scenario 3
Migration scenario 4
Tools for migration:
Windows Server Migration tool (WSMT)
Migration guides
Tools for migration:
Web Deploy 3.5
Tools for migration
Follow the 9-step migration process
Leverage <Partner> Services & Partners (AppZero, Vision Solutions)
Tools for migration:
MAP Toolkit
SQL Server Migration Assistant (SSMA)
In Azure, consider using:
Active Directory Premium
Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
Azure Storage
ExpressRoute or VPN
In Azure, consider using:
Active Directory Premium
Azure Web Sites
IaaS
ExpressRoute or VPN
In Azure, consider using:
Active Directory Premium
IaaS
Office 365
CRM Online
ExpressRoute or VPN
In Azure, consider using:
SQL Azure
IaaS
Add-ons (Azure Store)
ExpressRoute or VPN

3. AD Modernization Azure Directory Premium
Build 2012
AD Modernization
11/7/2018
Azure Directory Premium
Consumer identity providers
Active Directory
PCs and devices
Microsoft apps
Third-party clouds/hosting
ISV/CSV apps
Custom LOB apps
Encrypted synchronization
Active Directory (AD) Premium
Office 365
Microsoft Dynamics CRM
Microsoft Intune
Microsoft Azure Multi-Factor Authentication
Active Directory
Multi-Factor Authentication Server
Cloud Apps
Corporate devices
On-premises
applications
Personal devices
Microsoft Azure AD
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The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market
conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation.
MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.