1. Ritu Patney TS- Windows Client | Microsoft Corporation

2. Agenda 2 2 Flexible Desktop Computing VDI – An overview Microsoft Technology for VDI Microsoft VDI Roadmap Windows Licensing for VDI

3. Flexible Desktop Computing Options Flexible Options for Productivity, Security and TCO Diskless PCs Server desktop or app. experience Session based PCs and thin-clients Rich user experience Local execution of centrally stored Windows Eliminate local hard drives Centralized Desktops for PCs Terminal Services for PCs and Thin- Clients Centralized Desktops for Thin Clients Rich user experience with mobility Local and central execution of Windows Use centralized VMs with existing PCs No offline user experience Central execution of Windows Use centralized VMs with thin-clients RDP RDP Remote Boot Data Center RDP Centralized Desktop

4. Microsoft Centralized Desktop & Applications Customers' Remote Computing Options – Today and Future Emerging Technology Remote desktops only VM based isolation Client OS Vista VMs Today - Vista Enterprise Centralized Desktop RDP Integrated access to VMs & Sessions Remotes Applications or Desktops Client or Server OS Future – TS managed Centralized Desktops & Applications Terminal Services with Vista Virtual Machines RDP Connection Broker Virtual Image Management Proven & Mature Best Price / Performance Remote apps or desktops Session based isolation Server OS Today - Terminal Services RDP

5. SoftGrid Application Virtualization Asset Inventory Service Diagnostics & Recovery Toolset Advanced Group Policy Management Flexible Desktop Deployment Strategies Enhances security, and Offers flexible deployment options Includes all features of Windows Vista Business plus: New! Diskless PC and Remote Boot Four Local Virtual Machines Windows BitLocker Drive Encryption Multi-lingual User Interface (MUI) Subsystem for Unix-Based Apps (SUA) Deployment To Rich Client Desktop Rich ClientsThin Clients Deployment to Centralized Desktops Includes all features of Windows Vista Enterprise plus: License Secure Virtual Machines Rich & Thin Client Licensing Virtual Operating Systems Running on Virtual Server Centralized Desktop SoftGrid Application Virtualization Asset Inventory Service Diagnostics & Recovery Toolset Advanced Group Policy Management 5

6. Better with MDOP – Optimizing the Desktop Delivering the most cost-effective and flexible Windows desktop management solution End Users More Secure Data Security and Complicance for Regulated Industries Centralized Data Sotrage Provisioned VMs Easier Find and use information Lower Cost Optimize desktop infrastructure Reduced Desktop Hardware Centralized Software Better Connected Rich User Experience with Windows Vista Flexible Desktops Options Free Seating IT Pros

7. Static Centralized Desktops 1. Store and Execute Desktops Centrally on Servers PCs Thin Clients My Computer in the Data Center 2. Provide Dedicated VMs for both PC and Thin Client Users User A User B User C User D User E User F A C E D F SAN Data Center BRDP RDP

8. Windows Vista Enteprise Centralized Desktops 1. VM Master Images (.VHD), App Images (.SFT), User Data stored on SAN 2. VM Execution on Servers 5. Dynamic Provisioning and Apps on PCs and Thin Clients Dynamic Management with reduced TCO 3. Provision Apps through App-V 4. Connect User data and preferences Multiple Users Data Center 8 RDP

9. VDI – An Overview

10. What is Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) ? Desktop Workload (OS, Apps, Data) 10 Centralize the storage and execution of a desktop workload (OS, apps, data) on a virtual machine in the datacenter Presentation of the UI via a remote desktop protocol (such as RDP or ICA) to client devices

11. Why Centralize with VDI? Hot-desking between Desktop PCs Work from home and approved offsite locations without the need to purchase laptops Quicker recovery from device malfunctions Centralized data storage and backup reduces losses from stolen devices VDI benefits non-mobile workers with sophisticated IT in highly regulated industries 11 Desktop Location Independence Centralized Management Business Continuity Reduced IT travel to user workstations for support Improved desktop lifecycle management through quick access to centralized desktops.

12. Limitations of VDI Multi-tier Deployment architecture requires sophisticated IT “Always on” network connection required to access desktops Infrastructure and Bandwidth User Experience Cost No network access means no access to desktop, and hence unsuitable for offline mobile use. Video / audio / USB device performance is not as good as physical desktop Incorrectly sized VDI implementations may result in poor user experience VDI provides better flexibility but not reduced TCO versus PCs Organizations may need additional server hardware, storage hardware and software for VDI VDI is just ONE of the many technologies available for desktop optimization.

13. Application Virtualization Folder Redirection Terminal Services (LOB Application) Windows Fundamentals for Legacy PCs VDI Windows Server 2008 Terminal Services Gateway Working from home security, emergency access Optimizing the Enterprise desktop Contract/ Offshore Office Hot-desking flexibly, compliance, free seating Hosted Image security, right apps and data Bitlocker Drive Encryption Application Virtualization Folder Redirection Replaceable PC flexibility, easy to migrate users Mobile Windows Fundamentals for Legacy PCs Terminal Services (Desktop) Extending PC life security, low cost, carbon–neutral Task Home -on non company PC Rich Desktop Scenarios VDI Scenarios 13 Match technologies with your business needs of your people There are innovative new architecture for laptops available

14. Microsoft's VDI Technology

15. Microsoft VDI Value Proposition Microsoft VDI technology: 15 …Is a very comprehensive and cost-effective means to deploy user desktops, applications and data within a VDI environment. …Provides IT pros with integrated management of physical, virtual and session-based desktop infrastructure. …Provides users with flexible and secure access to their desktops, rich remote experience, and increased business continuity

16. Microsoft Citrix VDI Components Microsoft – CITRIX offering for small and large scale deployments 16 Centralized Desktop (VECD) Connection Broker XenDesktop Remote App

17. Server Virtualization

18. Hyper-V: Key Features 18FeatureDetailsPerformance Microkernelized hypervisor architecture with a new VSP/VSC architecture Support for large memory per virtual machine (64GB) SMP support for virtual machines (4 virtual processors) Automatable Host setup/configuration Scalability Support for x86 and x64 virtual machines Broad OS support Pass through disk access for VMs Rapid creation and deployment of VMs using P2V, V2V, Media, Templates Availability Support for Quick Migration and unplanned downtime Support for Live Backups and VM checkpoints Support for clustering and rapid recovery Integration with management tools for continuous performance monitoring Integration with management tools for continuous performance monitoring Security Improved architecture with a minimal footprint hypervisor layer Hyper-V as a Server Core role Common security and driver model as Windows Server 2008 Robust networking features including support for VLANs and NAT

19. Parent Partition Child Partition Hyper-V: Architecture Server Hardware optimized for Windows Windows Hypervisor Windows Server 2008 Window s Kernel VS P VM Bus Windows XP Windows Kernel VS C VM Bus Windows Vista Windows Kernel VS C VM Bus Windows Server 2008 Windows Kernel VSCVSC VM Bus Virtualization Stack VMServiceVMService WMIProviderWMIProvider VM Worke r Proces s ApplicationsApplications ApplicationsApplications Hyper-V ISV / IHV / OEM OS ApplicationsApplications

20. Integrated Management

21. SCVMM 2008: Key Features Host configuratio n Library Manageme nt Virtual Machine Creation P2V and V2P Conversion s Self Service Portal Intelligent Placement Powershell Automation Hypervisor Manageme nt WS2008 Failover clustering PRO Monitoring and Reporting

22. Virtual Server Host SCVMM 2008 architecture Operations Manager Server Operations Manager Server Virtual Machine Manager Server Virtual Machine Manager Server Connector Windows ® PowerShell Self Service Web Portal Administrator’s Console Management Interfaces SAN Storage VM VMM Library Server VMM Library Server Template ISOScriptVHD Operator’s Console Web Console Windows PowerShell Virtual Center Server VMware VI3 ESX Host VM

23. Application Virtualization Remote App

24. Application Virtualization Technologies Applications are executed on client device Offline execution possible due to application caching Applications are executed on the server Must be online to access applications Remote App Local Execution Central Execution

25. Microsoft Application Virtualization Application Sequencing and packaging Rapidly packages applications through active watch technology including execution dependencies. The Sequencer produces the virtual application package containing the application and its dependencies. The admin has the option to stream the virtual application or create an MSI wrapper for Standalone Mode delivery Windows Application CD Windows Application Installer Unpackaging Linearization Optimization & Compression Virtualized Application

26. Microsoft Application Virtualization (SoftGrid ) Dynamically Delivering The Virtual Application Solution Transform Windows applications into Virtualized Entities Simplified management Applications delivered on-demand Application conflicts eliminated Applications follow users Application updates are automatic Granular Application Control Not only control access to computing platform, but to virtualized applications as well Multiple Desktop Deployments Use App-V with Local, Diskless, and Centralized Desktops deployments on both PCs and Thin Clients 26

27. Terminal Services Remote App TS Easy Print Plug-n-Play Device Redirection DMZ External Firewall Internal Firewall Terminal Services Gateway Internet AD/NP Network Policy Server/Dom ain Controller HTTPS Removed – RDP passed to Terminal Server Validate User Access and Client Health 1 1 2 2 3 3 TS Remote App via TS Web Access Web Server with TS Web Access Terminal Server or Remote PC IE Browser RDP over HTTPS

28. Connection Broker XenDesktop

29. Citrix XenDesktop Key Features Performance Monitoring Virtual Desktop Provisioning Instant On SpeedScreen Technologies WAN QoS Universal Print Driver Remote Virtual Desktop Access Setup Wizard

30. Citrix XenDesktop XenDesktop Architecture Windows PowerShell ™ Citrix XenDesktop Agent Citrix XenDesktop Agent Virtual Machine Citrix Desktop Delivery Controller Web Interface Web Interface Administrator’s Console XenDesktop Setup Tool XenDesktop Setup Tool Citrix License Server Citrix Provisioning Server Citrix XenDesktop Agent Citrix XenDesktop Agent Virtual Machine Citrix XenDesktop Agent Citrix XenDesktop Agent Virtual Machine

31. Microsoft VDI Roadmap

32. 32 2010 VDI Technology roadmap 32 Large scale deployments: Microsoft + CITRIX technology Small scale deployments: Microsoft only technology VECD for Remote App R2 An investment in Microsoft-Citrix technology today will lay the foundation for scalability of the virtual infrastructure Small scale OR XenDesktop Large scale Connection Broker Options

33. Remote Desktop Connection Broker Unified administration experience for TS and Microsoft VDI Supports both “Pooled” and “Dedicated” VM assignment Extensible platform for partner enterprise solutions Live Migration of Virtual Machines VMs moved from source to destination host with no perceived downtime Live migration between hosts within a High Availability Cluster “Clustered Shared Volumes” to store multiple VHD’s from different VMs on a single LUN Enhanced RDP Features Enhanced Graphics: Multi-monitor, Windows Aero, D3D remoting Enhanced Audio: Business quality bi-directional audio for enterprise VoIP Windows Media Player remoting Future VDI features – Release not committed yet Calista Generic multi-media remoting: Flash, Real Players, Quick Time Calista 3D graphic support: DirectX® 9, DirectX 10 Broad USB support VDI specific enhancements in VM

34. Windows Licensing for VDI

35. Licensing Windows Clients: VECD VECD Vista Enterprise Centralized Desktop VECD is required for all VDI implementations, regardless of choice of technology vendor (MS, VMWare) Thin clients, Clients without Software Assurance, & 3 rd party owned devices Annual subscription which includes Windows Software Assurance Option to purchase MDOP Re-assignment after 90 days $110/year/device (Retail ERP) Count Total Number of Devices Licensing Process Use Licensing calculator for other licensing components Establish Rich and Thin Client Numbers for VEDC Windows VECD for SA Clients with Software Assurance Annual subscription in addition to Windows Software Assurance Option to purchase MDOP Re-assignment rights after 90 days to any SA covered PC ~$23/year/ device (Retail ERP) Windows VECD

36. VECD Benefits Unlimited install of VMs on any combination of servers & storage Support fault tolerance, workload balancing, desktop backups Reassignment rights every 90 days to recycle license for IT charge- back, contractors and employee owned PCs Single VECD license vs. multiple copies of FPP Windows Single VECD license vs. cost of PC and Windows to 3 rd parties Single VECD license covers both work and home PCs Next release of Windows Windows Enterprise SKU Option to purchase MDOP 24x7 call support Training Vouchers Volume Activation Greater FlexibilityGreater FlexibilityLower CostsLower CostsAdditionalBenefits

37. VECD v/s FPP License Rights & Technology Right/FeatureDetailVECDWindowsVista Business FPP 1.Run Windows in Data CenterInstall Windows on any combination of Server Hardware and Storage 2.Unlimited backupUnlimited not running instances 3.Business ContinuityUnlimited motion between server hardware 4.Reduced per user device purchaseUp to 4 running VM instances per device 5.Work from home includedWork remotely from home for no additional fee 6.Windows Vista Enterprise differentiated features incl. global image One deployment for all geographies 7.Access to Application Virtualization for < $10/yr App-V significantly reduces TCO 8. Volume Licensing KeyKMS / MAK deployment 9. Upgrade to Windows 7 Enterprise to avail of additional VDI functionality Improved user experience and VM execution 10. Comprehensive Maintenance Program 24x7 support, downgrade to XP, Win2K, extended hotfix etc, training

38. Microsoft And Citrix VDI solution

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