1. Michael Kleef Senior Technical Product Manager Microsoft Corporation SESSION CODE: WSV205

2. Virtual machine-based Remote Desktops (VDI) Session-based Remote Desktops (fka Terminal Services)

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9. Desktop centralization extends desktop and application deployment from the datacenter to any device Personalized desktops at shared access devices Work from home and other offsite locations without the need to purchase laptops Flexibility of access Quicker recovery from device malfunctions Centralized data storage and backup reduces losses from stolen devices Centralized Management Reduced IT travel to user workstations for support Improved desktop lifecycle management through quick access to centralized desktops. Business Continuity

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

12. Provides Multi-Session Virtualization (f.k.a terminal server) Sessions for both remote desktops & RemoteApp RD Session Host Orchestrates Hyper-V hosted client VMs Enables VDI Scenarios Connection broker drives RD Virtualization Requests RD Virtualization Host Combines Session Directory, Publishing & Connection Broker in single service Aggregates RemoteApp hosts, Personal VDI VMs & Shared VDI VM Redirects user to right resource at right time, informs RD Virtualization Host RD Connection Broker Provides publishing not connectivity. Two modes points at either multiple RemoteApp hosts OR connection broker Aggregates multiple RemoteApp hosts in either mode RD Web Access Provides HTTPS based access Enables accessing corporate resources from internet Can provide endpoint & redirection based security service RD Gateway

14. Session Memory Space 1 Win32k Graphical Subsystem (NTUSER & GDI) Win32k Graphical Subsystem (NTUSER & GDI) Session Manager Connection Manager RDS APIs Admin Tools RDP RDPn CSRSSCSRSSWinlogonWinlogon IP Virt DevicesDevices User Apps Session Memory Space N Win32k Graphical Subsystem (CSRSS & WinLogon) Win32k Graphical Subsystem (CSRSS & WinLogon) IP Virt DevicesDevices User Apps CSRSSCSRSSWinlogonWinlogon

15. Session Hosts Remote Desktop Connection Client RDP

17. App-V for RDS now included in Windows Server 2008 TS and Windows Server 2008 R2 RDS CAL! Note: App-V for desktop is till acquired via MDOP Improves Application Compatibility and Deployment prevents one app conflicting with another Prevents one app conflicting with other instances of itself Fixes many issues where app wouldn’t run as standard user Enables Consolidation of Session Hosts No longer any need for silos of session hosts Allows session hosts to be homogenous Now supports 64 Bit!! Improves user profiles Application settings can be stored to network location / roamed independently Increases usefulness of mandatory profiles

19. 19 DHCP Server Session Host RDP

20. Multiple Monitor Support Enhanced Audio Support Windows Media Redirection Enhanced Bitmap Acceleration Windows Aero Glass Support

25. Windows Server increases the breadth of the solution XenApp drives depth of App Delivery Citrix XenApp On-Demand Application Delivery Dynamic Application Delivery Any Device Anywhere High Definition Experience Secure by Design Enterprise Class Infrastructure Microsoft Windows Server Remote Desktop Services Presentation Virtualization Platform Single Instance Management

26. Dynamic App Delivery Any Device, Anywhere Enterprise-class Infrastructure Comprehensive load management >1,000 server scalability Simplified Graphic Workflow development Environment Centralized Client Plug-in Management Delegated Administration Administrative Logging Advanced Server Health Monitoring Integration with Desired Configuration Management Integration with Multiple 3rd Party Management Systems Centralized Resource Monitoring Application Performance Monitoring Custom Branding Support in Web Interface Broad Server Platform Support for Web Services Support for Novell® eDirectory Policy-Based Control of Bandwidth Usage Policy-Based Control of Audio Policy-Based Control of TWAIN Device Support Policy-Based Control of Application Deliveryt Comprehensive Server Configuration Zone Preference and Failover Broad Database Engine Support Preferential Load Distribution Virtual Memory Optimizations Secure by Design Application password management Session recording and activity logging Centralized Access Policies Adaptive User Access Active Directory Federation Services Support Anonymous Access  Integrated SSL VPN Single Instance Management Content publishing Centralized Publishing Single Image Provisioning Single, Auto-updating client Unified Application Delivery Application Scheduling Proactive Performance Monitoring User Self-Provisioning Retention of Printer Properties Controlled Security Rights for Client Printers Client Printer Provisioning Network Printer Provisioning Generic Universal Print Driver Driver Replication Driver Compatibility Control Printer Bandwidth Limit Print Traffic Routing SmoothRoaming Server to Client URL redirection Microsoft ActiveSync® Support Scanner Support Profile Management Click-To-Call Application Folder Management Automatic Reconnection Disconnect or Close All Applications User Controlled Network Optimizations Priority Packet Tagging High-Latency Network Support Web Browser Performance Optimizations Adobe® Flash® Performance Optimizations WAN Performance Optimizations Session Reliability Graphics Display Optimizations High Definition Experience Heterogeneous Client Support

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