Slide 2 Introduction Server Virtualization Storage including
Cloud Integrated Storage with Storsimple Networking Management and
Automation Web and Application Platform Virtual Desktop
Infrastructure Identity and Access 2 Slide 3 Slide 4 4 New apps
Device proliferation Data explosion Cloud computing Slide 5 Windows
Server 2012 Foundation Windows Server 2012 Essentials Windows
Server 2012 Standard Windows Server 2012 Datacenter 5' Microsoft
Hyper-V Server 2012 Slide 6 6' Slide 7 Slide 8 8 VIRTUAL MACHINE
MOBILITY Simultaneous live migrations ease management burdens
Shared-nothing live migration enables live migration between
clusters CONTINUOUS SERVICES ISOLATION AND MULTITENANCY SCALE AND
PERFORMANCE OPEN AND EXTENSIBLE Dynamic Memory increases capacity
with no downtime Network Virtualization supports multitenancy and
IP portability Resource Metering shows how many resources each
tenant is using Larger virtual machines support increased workloads
Hardware offloading offers better performance and scale Open,
extensible switch helps support security and management needs
Increased support for Windows PowerShell helps increase automation
Clustering enhancements increase availability Slide 9 System
Resource Maximum number Improvement factor Windows 2008 R2 Windows
Server 2012 Host Logical processors on hardware64320 5 Physical
memory1 terabyte4 terabytes 4 Virtual processors per host5121,024 2
Virtual machine Virtual processors per virtual machine464 16 Memory
per virtual machine64 GB1 terabyte 16 Active virtual
machines3841,024 2.7 Virtual disk size2 terabytes64 terabytes 32
Cluster Nodes1664 4 Virtual machines1,0008,000 8 9 Slide 10 10
Improvements Faster and simultaneous migration Live migration
outside a clusteredenvironment Store virtual machines on a File
Share VM Target host Live migration setup SMB network storage IP
connection Configuration data Memory pages transferred Memory
content MEMORY Modified pages transferred Modified memory pages
Storage handle moved VIRTUAL MACHINE MOBILITY Live migration of VMs
on SAN or File Share (SMB3) VM Slide 11 Computer running HyperV
Target deviceSource device VIRTUAL MACHINE MOBILITY Benefits Manage
storage in a cloud environmentwith greater flexibility and control
Move storage with no downtime Update physical storage available to
avirtual machine (such as SMB-basedstorage) Windows PowerShell
cmdlets Live migration of storage Move virtual hard disks attached
to a running virtual machine Reads and writes go to the source VHD
Disk contents are copied to new destination VHD VHD Disk writes are
mirrored; outstanding changes are replicated Reads and writes go to
new destination VHD Virtual machine VHD 11 Slide 12 Destination
HyperV Virtual machine Target deviceSource device Virtual machine
Source HyperV IP connection Configuration data Memory content
Modified memory pages VIRTUAL MACHINE MOBILITY Benefits Increase
flexibility of virtual machineplacement Increase administrator
efficiency Reduce downtime for migrations acrosscluster boundaries
Shared-nothing live migration Reads and writes go to the source VHD
Reads and writes go to the source VHD. Live Migration Begins Disk
contents are copied to new destination VHD Disk writes are
mirrored; outstanding changes are replicated Live Migration MEMORY
VHD Live Migration ContinuesLive Migration Completes 12 Slide 13
Benefits Affordable in-box business continuity anddisaster recovery
Failure recovery in minutes More secure replication across network
No need for storage arrays No need for other software
replicationtechnologies Automatic handling of live migration
Simpler configuration and management New feature Replicate Hyper V
virtual machines from a primary site to a replica site VIRTUAL
MACHINE MOBILITY 13 Hyper V role and tools Hyper V cmdlets Hyper V
PS integrated UI Hyper V Management Module tracks and replicates
changes for each virtual machine Hyper V role and tools Hyper V
cmdlets Hyper V PS integrated UI Hyper V Management Module receives
and applies the changes to the replica virtual machine Primary site
CRM virtual machine SQL virtual machine SharePoint virtual machine
Exchange virtual machine IIS virtual machine Exchange replica
virtual machine CRM replica virtual machine Replicate over WAN link
SMB file share Send/receive replica traffic SAN R1 R2 R3 P1P2
Replica site Slide 14 Virtual machine failover prioritization Lets
you configure virtual machine priorities Controls the order in
which virtual machines fail over or start Affinity (and
anti-affinity) virtual machine rules Lets you configure partnered
Virtual machines to migrate simultaneously during failover. Allows
you to specify that two virtual machines cannot coexist on the same
node in a failover scenario (anti-affinity) CONTINUOUS SERVICES 14
Features Encrypted Cluster Volumes Use Bitlocker Drive Encryption
to encrypt cluster volumes hosting virtual machines Hyper-V App
Monitoring Monitors services and event logs inside WIN2012 virtual
machines Restart services\vms if necessary Slide 15 Vote N = 6
Majority = 4 Last Man Standing! Cluster Survives! Last Man
Standing! Cluster Survives! N = 5 Majority = 3 N = 4 Majority = 3 N
= 3 Majority = 2 N = 2 Majority = 2 N = 1 Majority = 1 CONTINUOUS
SERVICES Slide 16 16 Slide 17 Slide 18 ALWAYS ON, ALWAYS UP
SERVICES CONTINUOUS APPLICATION AVAILABILITY ENTERPRISE-CLASS
FEATURES ON LESS EXPENSIVE HARDWARE Application storage support
through SMB 3.0 Server Message Block (SMB) Direct Data
Deduplication Storage Spaces IMPROVED PERFORMANCE AND MORE CHOICE
THROUGH INDUSTRY INNOVATION Virtual Fibre Channel for Hyper-V
Windows Storage ServerWindows Cluster in a Box Offloaded Data
Transfers (ODX) SMB Transparent Failover SMB Multichannel
Cluster-Aware Updating (CAU) File system enhancementsOnline backup
SIMPLIFIED MANAGEABILITY Unified storage management Management
options 18 High availability with iSCSI and NFS Slide 19
Virtualization of storage with Storage Pools and Storage Spaces
Storage resilience and availability with commodity hardware
Resiliency and data redundancy through n-way mirroring (clustered
or unclustered) or parity mode (unclustered) Utilization optimized
through thin and trim provisioning and enclosure awareness
Integration with other Windows Server 2012 capabilities Serial
Attached SCSI (SAS) and Serial AT Attachment (SATA) interconnects
Windows Virtualized Storage Windows Application Server or File
Server Physical or virtualized deployments Physical Storage
(Shared) SAS or SATA Integrated with other Windows Server 2012
capabilities Storage Pool File Server Administration Console
Hyper-V Cluster Shared Volume Failover ClusteringSMB Multichannel
NFS Windows Storage Mgmt. NTFS SMB Direct 19 Storage Space Slide 20
20 VHD Library Software Deployment Share General File Share User
Home Folder (My Docs) 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% Average savings with
Data Deduplication by workload type Maximize capacity by removing
duplicate data 2:1 with file shares, 20:1 with virtual storage Less
data to back up, archive, and migrate Increased scale and
performance Low CPU and memory impact Configurable compression
schedule Transparent to primary server workload Improved
reliability and integrity Redundant metadata and critical data
Checksums and integrity checks Increase availability through
redundancy Faster file download times with BranchCache Source:
Microsoft Internal Testing" Slide 21 Windows Server file server
cluster \\foo1\share1\\foo2\share1 \\foo\share High-performance,
continually availablefileshares for business critical applications
Failover transparent to server applicationswith zero downtime and
with only a smallI/O delay Support for planned moves, load
balancing,operating system restart, unplannedfailures, and client
redirection (scale-outonly) Resilient for file and directory
operations All servers involved should have WindowsServer 2012 21
Slide 22 22 NFS SUPPORT ALWAYS ON, ALWAYS UP SERVICES ISCSI
SOFTWARE TARGET Integrated with clustering to enable a high
availability iSCSI Target Faster recovery from hardware failures
iSCSI network boot provides a reliable, cost effective, and highly
available option for Hyper-V host and HPC boot Microsoft iSCSI
Software Target now an in-box feature in Windows Create iSCSI
cluster using Server Manager UI or Windows PowerShell NFS 4.1
support for early adopters Cost-effective alternative for
virtualized deployments Better reliability with stateful protocol
Continuous availability for applications deployed over NFSv3 or
NFSv2 (specifically VMware) with transparent server-side failover
Slide 23 23 Registration Sign up Billing Third-party cloud Sign up
Billing Microsoft online backup service Microsoft online backup
portal Third-party online backup service Third-party online backup
portal Inbox engine Inbox UI Windows Server 2012 backup
(extensible) Windows Server 2012 Agents Microsoft online backup
Third-party agents IT Pro Registration Backup/ Restore Ability to
leverage Windows Azure cloud services to back up data Reduced cost
for backup storage and management Options for third-party cloud
services Ideal for small businesses, branch offices, and
departmental business needs Slide 24 24 Applications in Physical or
Virtual Servers SAS local tier Automatic Tiering + Cloud Snapshots
Most active data on SSD Inactive data + backup\archive in Azure
storage Connects Windows, Hyper-V and VMware servers to Windows
Azure Storage in minutes with no application modification Key
Capabilities & Benefits Consolidates primary, archive, backup,
DR thru seamless integration with Azure Automatic tiering of data
between SSD\SATA\Azure Cloud Snapshots = revolutionary speed,
simplicity & reliability for backup & recovery Reduces
enterprise storage TCO by 60-80% ISCSI Connectivity Slide 25 SSD
Deduplicated SAS Deduplicated Compressed Cloud Deduplicated
Compressed Encrypted SSD Linear Tier ABC A B DE C D E DE E 25 Slide
26 26 Cloud Snapshots Enterprise Data Center 1 Production Data
Enterprise Data Center 2 Connect many servers to cloud storage and
scale data sets with StorSimple solution Rapidly recover to any
data center location independent via mounting the cloud Slide 27 27
Slide 28 Slide 29 NIC Teaming Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
(DHCP) failover Private virtual local area network (PVLAN) Hyper-V
Network Virtualization SIMPLIFIED MULTITENANT INFRASTRUCTURE
OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCY RICHER ECOSYSTEM CONTINUOUS APPLICATION
AVAILABILITY Cross-premises connectivity Hyper-V Extensible Switch
Hardware partners Server Message Block (SMB) 3.0 Multichannel
Quality of Service (QoS) HIGH-PERFORMANCE NETWORKING SMB Direct
Single Root I/O Virtualization (SR-IOV) Receive-Side scaling (RSS)
Receive Segment Coalescing (RSC) Dynamic Virtual Machine Queue
(D-VMQ) IP Address Management (IPAM) Resource Metering Microsoft
Windows PowerShell BranchCache 29 Slide 30 Virtual adapters Team
network adapter 30 Provides network fault tolerance andcontinuous
availability when network adaptersfail by teaming multiple network
interfaces Vendor agnostic and shipped inbox Provides local or
remote managementthrough Windows PowerShell or UI Enables teams of
up to 32 network adapters Aggregates bandwidth from multiple
networkadapters Includes multiple nodes: switch dependentand
independent Slide 31 Benefits Layer 2 virtual interface Managed
programmatically Extensible by partners or customers New feature
Handles network traffic among virtual machines, external network,
and host operating system 31 Virtual machine Network application
Virtual network adapter HyperV host Hyper V Extensible Switch
Physical network adapter Physical switch Virtual machine Network
application Virtual network adapter Virtual machine Network
application Virtual network adapter Slide 32 Parent Partition Other
features Extension monitoring Extension uniqueness Extensions that
learn virtual machine life cycle Extensions that can veto state
changes Multiple extensions on same switch Two platforms for
extensions Network Device Interface Specification (NDIS) filter
drivers Windows Filtering Platform (WFP) callout drivers You can
extend or replace NDIS filter drivers WFP callout drivers Ingress
filtering Destination lookup and forwarding Egress filtering
Extending the HyperV Extensible Switch For new capabilities 32
HyperV Extensible Switch architecture Extension C Extension D
Extension A Extension Miniport Extension Protocol Virtual Switch
Physical NIC Virtual Machine Host NIC VM NIC Virtual Machine VM NIC
Capture Extensions Filtering Extensions Forwarding Extension Slide
33 33 ExtensionPurposePotential examplesExtensible component
Network packet inspection Inspecting network packets, but not
altering them sFlow and network monitoring (InMon) NDIS filter
driver Network packet filter Injecting, modifying, and dropping
network packets SecurityNDIS filter driver Network forwarding
Third-party forwarding that bypasses default forwarding OpenFlow
(NEC), Virtual Ethernet Port Aggregator (VEPA), and proprietary
network fabrics (Cisco Nexus V1000 \ UCS) NDIS filter driver
Firewall/intrusion detection Filtering and modifying TCP/IP
packets, monitoring or authorizing connections, filtering IPsec-
protected traffic, and filtering RPCs Virtual firewall and
connection monitoring (5nines virtual firewall\AV) WFP callout
driver Slide 34 BENEFITS ARP spoofing protection DHCP guard
protection Virtual port ACLs Trunk mode to virtual machines
Monitoring Windows PowerShell | Windows Management Instrumentation
(WMI) Enhanced security and isolation Manageability Isolation of
customers networks from one another No need to set up and maintain
VLANs Protection against malicious data interception OTHER TOOLS
Multitenant security and isolation 34 Slide 35 NVGRE Standards
based tunneling technology built on IETF standard GRE protocol
Better network scalability by sharing PA among VMs Explicit Virtual
Subnet ID for better multi- tenancy support Strong partner
eco-system with silicon partners, switch extension partners, switch
and load balancer partners and gateway partners Manage using System
Center Virtual Machine Manager 2012 SQL ServerWeb Orange sees SQL
ServerWeb Blue sees SQL Server Web 192.168.2.12192.168.1.10
10.1.1.1192.168.1.10 10.1.1.2192.168.2.12 Whats really happening
192.168.n.n PROVIDER ADDRESS SPACE (PA) 10.1.1.2 10.1.1.1 10.1.1.2
CUSTOMER ADDRESS SPACE 10.1.1.1192.168.1.10 10.1.1.2192.168.2.12
10.1.1.1 10.1.1.2 10.1.1.110.1.1.2 35 Slide 36 Relative minimum
bandwidth Strict minimum bandwidth 36 Features Establishes either a
bandwidth floor or cap Assigns specified bandwidth for each typeof
traffic Helps to ensure fair sharing duringcongestion Can exceed
quota with no congestion Two mechanisms Enhanced packet scheduler
(software) Network adapter with DCB support (hardware) Normal
priority High priority Critical Hyper V Extensible Switch W=1W=2W=5
Bronze tenant Silver tenant Gold tenant Hyper V Extensible Switch
100 MB200 MB500 MB 1 Gbps Strict maximum bandwidth Bronze tenant
Silver tenant Gold tenant Hyper V Extensible Switch 100 MB200 MB500
MB 1 Gbps Be careful of oversubscription! Slide 37 General benefits
Needs fewer expensive network adapters Makes best use of 10-GbE
hardware For public cloud hosting providers Manages performance
levels for SLAs Delivers minimal impact or compromise in shared
infrastructure 37 Runtime bandwidth demand (gigabits per second)
ServiceReservation T1T2T3 Virtual machine 30%442 Storage40%556 Live
migration 20%032 Cluster Shared Volume 10%0.510 T1 4 5 0.5 T3 2 6 2
T2 3 4 1 2 Actual bandwidth usage by each service When bandwidth is
available, each service takes as much as it can When the link is
congested, each service takes its fair share When bandwidth becomes
available, each service takes as much as it wants Slide 38 Slide 39
Windows PowerShell 3.0 provides more features to allow more
activities to be automated across the server ecosystem Windows
Management Framework provides a common platform for building
automation and integration incorporating PowerShell, WS- Management
and WMI STANDARDS-BASED MANAGEMENT 39 MULTISERVER MANAGEMENT
ECOSYSTEM AND EXTENSIBILITY Server Manager enables a multiserver
management experience that builds on the standardized approach to
management and robust automation capabilities Standardized
interfaces and tools extend the interoperability with DevOps Cross
platform capabilities enable automation across the datacenter
ROBUST AUTOMATION Slide 40 Key features Broader coverage Rich
management through more than 2300 cmdlets Windows PowerShell Web
Access Greater resiliency Robust session connectivity Disconnected
sessions Session configuration files Job scheduling Windows
PowerShell Workflow More intuitive Integrated Scripting Environment
3.0: IntelliSense | Code Snippets Syntax simplification Cmdlet
discovery and module autoloading Updatable help Script-sharing
Higher performance On-the-fly compilationup to six times faster
Performance improvements 40 ROBUST AUTOMATION Slide 41 Server with
a GUI Minimal Server Interface Server Core NEW Full Server without
Server Graphical Shell No Explorer, Internet Explorer or associated
files MMC, Server Manager, and a subset of Control Panel applets
are still installed Provides many of the benefits of Server Core
for those applications or users that havent yet made the transition
Server Core NEW Can move between Server Core and Full Server by
simply installing or uninstalling components Classic Full Server
Full Modern-style GUI shell Install Desktop Experience to run
Metro-style apps Slide 42 POWERSHELL Uninstall-WindowsFeature
Server-Gui-Mgmt-Infra -Restart POWERSHELL Install-WindowsFeature
Server-Gui-Mgmt-Infra,Server-Gui-Shell - Restart NEW Can install
multiple features with one command by separating with commas Single
reboot required to restart all services Slide 43 POWERSHELL
Uninstall-WindowsFeature Server-Gui-Shell -Restart POWERSHELL
Install-WindowsFeature Server-Gui-Shell -Restart POWERSHELL
Install-WindowsFeature Server-Gui-Mgmt-Infra -Restart Slide 44
Slide 45 45 Application Initialization improves user experience of
first requests CPU throttling helps ensure that no single web
application affects the performance of others Dynamic FTP and IP
restrictions set policies to block unwanted access Server Name
Indication (SNI) allows high- density sites that are more secure
Non-Uniform Memory Architecture (NUMA) takes advantage of hardware
that has complex specifications Centralized SSL store dynamically
maps sites to certificates MUTLTENANT HIGH-DENSITY WEBSITES
CONSISTENT AND REPEATABLE CONFIGURATIONS ECOSYSTEM AND
EXTENSIBILITY Configuration Editor provides a rich, visual method
to edit web configurations and create repeatable actions Shared
configuration helps ensure consistency across web farms Provides a
common development platform across clouds Embraces web standards to
work more easily with PHP and node.js HIGH-PERFORMANCE WEB
APPLICATIONS Slide 46 Slide 47 User Profile Disk maintains user
personalization in pooled deployments Fair Share dynamically
distributes bandwidth, CPU, and disk use Multiple storage options
support direct- attached, network- attached, or storage area
network (SAN) storage of virtual machines Easy deployment automates
deploying and configuring server roles Unified administration uses
a single, integrated console for management Streamlined management
helps IT manage pooled and personal virtual machines EFFICIENT
MANAGEMENT 47 RICH USER EXPERIENCE USB redirection enables access
to locally attached devices in remote desktops RemoteFX for wide
area network (WAN) dynamically detects network conditions and tunes
experience Seamless experience supports multitouch, new Windows
Experience, and Start menu integration Graphics processing unit
(GPU) support for both physical and software GPUs BEST VALUE FOR
VDI Slide 48 Maintain user personalization in pooled deployments
Dynamically distribute bandwidth, CPU, and disk use Support direct,
attached, network, or SAN storage of virtual machines 48 User
Profile Disk Multiple storage options Fair Share High availability
for all roles Slide 49 Hardware and software GPUs Rich multimedia
USB redirection Multitouch WAN acceleration Single sign-on
Corporate LAN RemoteFX delivers a consistently rich user experience
to users over LAN or WAN (regardless of deployment model) RICH USER
EXPERIENCE 49 Internet or WAN Slide 50 50 Slide 51 Slide 52
Protection of corporate resources Data access management and
protection Simplified deployment and management of identity
infrastructure Dynamic Access Control Active Directory
virtualization Active Directory cloning Kerberos constrained
delegationPrivate VLAN Multitenant security and isolation
ClassificationDirectAccess Simpler deployment of Active Directory
Domain Name System Security Extensions 52 Slide 53 Activate clients
using existing Active Directory infrastructure Computers running
Windows 8 or Windows Server 2012 automatically activate Activation
object is maintained in the configuration partition Beyond
installation and service-specific requirements, no data is written
back to the directory 53 Slide 54 ClassificationAccess
controlAuditing Rights Management Services protection Files inherit
classification tags from parent folder File owners tag files
manually Files are tagged automatically Files are tagged by
applications Central access policies are based on classification
Access conditions for user claims, device claims, and file tags are
based on expressions Assistance is available for denial of access
Central audit policies can be applied across multiple file servers
Audits for user claims, device claims, and file tags are based on
expressions Audits can be staged to simulate policy changes in a
real environment Automatic Rights Management Services (RMS)
protection is available for Microsoft Office documents Protection
is in near-real time when a file is tagged RMS protection extends
to files not created in Microsoft Office 54 Slide 55 User claims
User.Department = Finance User.Clearance = High Access policy For
access to financial information that has high business impact, a
user must be a finance department employee with a high security
clearance, and must use a managed device registered with the
finance department. Device claims Device.Department = Finance
Device.Managed = True Resource properties Resource.Department =
Finance Resource.Impact = High Active Directory Domain Services 55
File server Slide 56 Active Directory Domain Services
Characteristics Composed of central access rules Applied to file
servers through Group Policy objects Supplement (not replace)
native file and folder access control lists from New Technology
File System (NTFS) 56 Corporate file servers Personally
identifiable information policy Finance policy User folders Finance
folders Organizational policies High business impact Personally
identifiable information High business impact policy Finance
department policies High business impact Personally identifiable
information Finance Slide 57 Audit everyone who does not have a
high security clearance and who tries to access a document that has
a high impact on business Audit all vendors when they try to access
documents related to projects that they are not working on Audit |
Everyone | All-Access | Resource.BusinessImpact=HBI AND
User.SecurityClearance!=High Audit | Everyone | All-Access |
User.EmploymentStatus=Vendor AND User.Project Not_AnyOf
Resource.Project. 57 Slide 58 Ease of deployment Express setup
wizard Ability to work with existing network equipment Connectivity
to IPv4 and IPv6 servers Deployment mode supporting only remote
management of mobile computers Improved manageability Unified
remote access management experience Enriched experience for
monitoring remote client activity and status Reporting and
accounting capabilities for audit/compliance Rich Windows
PowerShell management interface Enhanced troubleshooting tools
Enabling new scenarios Multisite and hybrid cloud Support for
one-time password and Trusted Platform Module authentication
Provisioning support for off- premises clients Deployment of
DirectAccess server behind network address translation device
Improved scale and performance Support for high availability and
external load balancers Improved performance in virtualized
environments Dramatically more users per server 58 Slide 59 59
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