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The top 5 reasons to move to Exchange 2010 John Westworth
Microsoft (UK) Ltd
“We need to deliver secure and compliant
communications tools”
- CIO
“Sales needs to easily connect with customers while on
the road”- VP of Sales
Evolving Exchange Server
LoweringIT Costs
Increasing Productivity
Managing Risk
“I need to reduce hardware costs and
operational overhead”
- IT Manager
“How do I balance these needs in a changing workplace?”
Optimise for Software + Services
• Manage Inbox Overload
• Enhance Voice Mail• Collaborate Effectively
Anywhere Access
• Continuous Availability
• Simplify Administration
• Deployment Flexibility
Flexible and Reliable
• E-mail Archiving• Protect Communications
• Advanced Security
Protection and Compliance
Exchange Server 2010
Agenda1
• High availability at lower cost and lower complexity
2• Larger, cheaper mailboxes
3• Compliance and control built in
4• Puts you in control of your inbox
5• The power of choice
High availability“Our corporate e-mail is a business-critical service, and Exchange Server 2010 gives us high availability and reliability along with the flexibility to make changes without disrupting our users.”Karyn Crouse
Workplace LeadBG Group
Simplified High Availability, Disaster Recovery, and Backup New YorkSan Jose
Mailbox Server
DB1
DB3DB2
DB4DB5
Mailbox Server
DB1DB2
DB4DB5
DB3
Mailbox Server
DB1DB2
DB4DB5
DB3
New Unified Platform for High Availability, Disaster Recovery, and Backup
Evolution of Continuous Replication technology
Provides full redundancy of Exchange roles on as few as two servers
Allows each database to have up to 16 copies
Recover quickly from disk and database failures
Replicate databases to remote
datacenter
1
Backup Strategy
DatacenterFailures
AdministratorError
MailboxCorruption
Long Term Data
Retention
Mailbox Resiliency
Single ItemRecovery
Personal Archive + Retention Policies
Lagged Copy
Fast Recover
y
Data Retentio
n
HW/SWFailures
AccidentallyDeleted Items
• Fast recovery• Data redundancy
• Guaranteed item retention
• Past point-in-time database recovery
• Secondary mailbox for older data
Reason for Backup
Recovery Feature
Exchange 2010 Feature Benefit
1
E-Mail Client
Mailbox Server 1 Mailbox Server 2
Client Access Server
• Users remain online while their mailboxes are moved between servers Sending messages Receiving messages Accessing entire mailbox
• Administrators can perform migration and maintenance during regular hours
• Also can be used to migrate users from on-premise server to Exchange Online
• Exchange 2010 & Exchange 2007 SP2 Online
• Exchange 2003 Offline
Online Move Mailbox 1
Tools
Generates custom instructions on how to install or upgrade to Exchange 2010
Deployment Assistant
Help determine the cause of performance, mail flow, and database issues
Troubleshooting Assistant
Verify Internet-facing services are set up and configured properly
Remote Connectivity Analyzer
Determine overall health of Exchange system and topology
Best Practice Analyzer
Simplify deployment and upgrades.1
Data Center Management
Automated Provisioning and Updating of Physical and Virtual EnvironmentsServer Consolidation Through Virtualization
Proactive Platform MonitoringApplication & Service Level MonitoringInteroperable and Extensible Platform
Configuration Controls and ReportingCentralized Security AuditingComprehensive Security & Identity and Access Mgmt
Business Continuity Through Virtualization MgmtBackup and Recovery of Physical and Virtual Resources Disaster Recovery
Configuration
Management
End to EndMonitoring
Server Compliance
Data Protection
and Recovery
1
Larger, cheaper mailboxes
“We estimate that Exchange Server 2010 can reduce our costs to provide a mailbox by more than 50 percent.”
Thomas KeckChief Information Officer
Elabs
Exchange IOPS Trend
Exchange 2003
Exchange 2007
Exchange 2010
0.00
0.20
0.40
0.60
0.80
1.00
Series1
Database IOPS/Mailbox+90% Reduction!
2
JBOD(RAID-less)
SATA DisksDirect Attached w/ SAS Disks
More options to reduce storage cost
Storage Flexibility
Storage Area Network (SAN)
Choose from a wide range of storage technologies without sacrificing system availability:
Read IOPS
Write IOPS
Ex 2003Ex 2007Ex 2010
Exchange 2010 Storage Enhancements
90% reduction in IOPS from Exchange 2003
Smoother IO patterns
Resilience against corruption
2
Cheaper Disks to Reduce Costs Use larger,
slower, cheaper disks – SATA (Tier 2) Disks
Support larger mailboxes at lower cost
Maintain reliability and performance
Improve storage utilization
3000 Mailboxes; 2 Node Cluster
E2003 SCC (FC SAN)
E2007 CCR (SAS DAS)
E2010 DAG (SATA DAS)
$0 $5
$10 $15 $20 $25 $30 $35
$27
$19
$13
$34
$21
$/Mailbox (500 MB) $/Mailbox (2000 MB)
Server/Storage Hardware $/Mailbox
Two Raided DB
Copies, Fast Recovery
2
RAID-less Storage an Option!• Reduces the number of disks required
− Just a Bunch of Disks (JBOD) configuration− One Disk per Database/Log
− Use Database Copies to provide resilience from disk failures (No Backup?)
− Automatic Page Repair improves resiliency
DB1-Active
Database
Log
Page1Page2
Page3
DB1-CopyA
Database
Log
Page1Page2
Page3
DB1-CopyB
Database
Log
Page1Page2
Page3
2
Compliance and Control
“PST files are quite a nightmare for IT to manage. We look forward to Exchange 210 negating the need for supporting PSTs. It’s going to take a lot of headaches away for us..”
Ronald LoewenthalCustomer Service Manager
Super Group
User Inbox
User Junk Email Folder
Administrator Quarantine
Connection Filtering1
Content Filtering3
Sender-Recipient Filtering2
Blocks up to 80% of all spam using: - IP Allow/Block Lists- Real Time Block/Allow Lists
Blocks up to 5% of all spam using: - SmartScreen - Attachment Filtering- Quarantine - Safe/Block List Aggregation
Blocks up to 15% of spam using: - Sender/Recipient - Sender Reputation - Sender ID - Tarpitting
Anti-Spam Filtering
Connection Filtering
Sender-Recipient Filtering
Content Filtering
3
Forefront ProtectionCompetitors’ Solutions
Advanced Anti-malware/spam protection
Single Scanning Engine
*AV-Test.org**West Coast Labs, 2009
Multiple Scanning Engines
38 times faster*Intelligent Engine
SelectionAutomatic Engine
Updates99% spam detection**
3
Personal Archive
A secondary mailbox that is configured by the administrator
Appears alongside a user’s primary mailbox in Outlook or Outlook Web App
PST files can be dragged and dropped to the Personal Archive
Archive quota can be set separately from primary mailbox
Pers
onal
Arc
hive
Prim
ary
Mai
lbox
3
Granular Yet Flexible Policies
Apply Retention and Archive policies to individual messages
Retention policy and expiry details
Allow your users to select policies for items or folders in Outlook and Outlook
Web App
Policies assigned to all email within a folder
3
Legal Hold Policy items
Retention Hold suspends automated purge cycle
Legal Hold suspends manual purge/edits by users
Use multi-mailbox search to retrieve deleted/edited items indexed in recoverable
items folder
Automatically generated Legal Hold alert
3
Multi-Mailbox Search
Search multiple mail items across primary mailbox and archive
Delegate access to search console to HR, compliance, legal manager sender
receiverexpiry policymessage size,sent/receive datecc/bccIRM protected itemsregular expressions
Filtering Includes:
3
Attachments Scans size, name AND content! (Office documents)
Classifications (e.g. A/C Privileged); can also act on No Classifications
Message Types IRM protected, Auto-replies, calendaring, voice mail
Supervision Lists Allows/Blocks based on listed recipients Management Properties Identifies manager and applies policy
User Properties Scans for user attributes (such as department, country)
Conditions If the message contains…
Rights Protect Applies IRM-protection to messages, attachments, voice mail
Moderation Enable review and approval of e-mail before delivery
Apply Disclaimer Automatically adds user attributes + HTML
Transport Rules in Exchange
Actions …do the following…
3
Transport Rules
Conditions
Exceptions
Actions
If the message...Is from a member of the group ‘Executives’And is sent to recipients that are 'Outside the organization' And contains the keyword ‘Merger’
Do the following...Redirect message to: [email protected]
Except if the message...Is sent to ‘[email protected]
• Executed on the Hub Transport Server• Structured like Inbox rules• Apply to all messages sent inside and outside the
organization• Configured with simple GUI in Exchange Management
Console
Easily enforce granular policies 3
Moderation
Moderate based on sender, DL, content
Approve or Reject with option to send response
Moderator can be a specific user or sender’s manager
3
Information Rights Management Support
Protect automatically by policy• Apply IRM protection to messages and attachments• Turn off protection for non-sensitive messages
Maintain compliance and security processes
• Enable multi-mailbox search of IRM-protected messages
• Enable antivirus scanning and transport rules• Attach decrypted copies to journal reports Empower users • IRM in Exchange ActiveSync* and Outlook Web App• Search IRM protected messages in Outlook and Outlook
Web App• Apply IRM protection to voicemail • View IRM attachments as WebReady documents• Extend Exchange 2010 IRM support features to partners
Easier to manage, easier to use
*Requires Exchange Server 2010 Service Pack 1
3
Apply multiple alerts
MailTipsProtect sensitive data from accidental distribution
Create custom Mail Tips to prompt policy reminders
3
Puts you in control of your inbox
“Our users have requested larger mailboxes for a long time. We can give them that with Exchange Server 2010, and their experience will be better because they will be able to keep and find relevant customer information more easily.”
Maria Pia Abbagnanoecom Italia
Email Calendar Contacts
Global Address List
NotesTasks Voicemail
SMS Text Messages
RSS
InstantMessaging
OnlineArchive
A universal inbox means all of your information in one place.
Universal Inbox 4
Manage Inbox OverloadOrganize and Navigate with Ease Using
Enhanced Conversation View and Filtering
FilteringConversation View
Ignore
4
Exchange Control Panel: User View
Primary Navigation
Secondary Navigation
4
Set Out Of Office start time and end time
Set ahead of time and forget about it
Unique internal and external OOF messages
Set specific messages for internal co-workers
External message can be limited to just the user’s contacts
Rich HTML Out of Office Assistant messages
Improved out of Office 4
Automatically managed Automate meeting accepts and declines Custom response message per resource Provide conflict information for declined meetings
Resource Calendars 4
MeetingAttendees
Rooms
Days,BestShown in White
Times,Best Shownin White andat Top
Scheduling Assistant 4
Calendar SharingShare calendars internally or externallyTrust can be set by user or by domainOnce trust is set, everything is transparentAdmin control is provided
4
Side by Side Calendars 4
Exchange 2010 content indexer is 35x faster than Exchange
2003/2000 Indexes/searches message
bodies and attachments Uses any filter installed in
Windows Can install new filters later
New messages indexed in under a minute
Small storage tax (5% of message size)
Search 4
Presence and IMSee and set presencePresence throughout OWAChat using IM
Start a chat from anywhere you see a userLog in from multiple locations
4
SMS SyncSend/Receive SMS text messages from OWASMS conversations
Archive old SMSSearch old SMSRestore to phone
4
Voice Mail Preview: Triage voice messages, quickly
Audio PlaybackText Previewof Voice Mail
Contextual Actions
4
Manage Rules
Define a Personalized Voice Mail Menu
As simple as e-mail Inbox RulesCall Answering Rules
Provide different menu choices based on the Caller-ID
Call Answering Rules 4
The power of choice
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Anywhere Access“By 2007 “telework” will be practiced by more than 60 million people…”
- Gartner Management Update 2004
Built-in: no special server or services requiredRich access for the many, not the few
5
OWA Browser SupportOWA (light)OWA
5
OWA Browser Support 5
OWA Browser Support 5
OWA Browser Support 5
Broad ActiveSync Support
Apple
5
Exchange Enterprise Topology
Enterprise Network
ExternalSMTP
serversMailbox
Storage of mailbox items
Edge TransportRouting &
AV/AS
Unified MessagingVoice mail & voice access
Phone system (PBX or VOIP)
Client AccessClient
connectivityWeb services
Hub TransportRouting & Policy
Web browser
Outlook (remote
user)
Mobile phone
Outlook (local user)
Line of business application
5
Exchange Server 2010Reduces feature gaps between online and
on-premises Exchange
Improves coexistence between on-premises and online users
Gives administrators
more control over the online
environment
On-Premises Hosted Service
Co-Existence
Deploy Exchange in a Fashion That Best Fits Business Needs with Choice of Delivery
5
Licensing
Feature Standard Server Edition
Enterprise Server Edition
Mailbox Databases 1-5 databases 6-100 databasesRoles Based Access & Control Yes Yes
Transport Resiliency Yes YesRemote PowerShell Yes YesOnline Move Mailbox Yes YesWeb-based administration Yes Yes
Mailbox Resiliency Yes Yes
Exchange Server Edition Scenario Windows Server
EditionExchange Server 2010 Standard Edition No Mailbox Resiliency Standard Server
Exchange Server 2010 Enterprise Edition No Mailbox Resiliency Standard Server
Exchange Server 2010 Standard Edition Mailbox Resiliency Enterprise /Datacenter
ServerExchange Server 2010 Enterprise Edition Mailbox Resiliency Enterprise /Datacenter
Server
http://bit.ly/8QcgZd
Feature Standard CAL Std. + Ent. CAL
E-mail, Calendar, Contacts, and Tasks Yes Yes
Outlook Web App (Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Safari support) Yes Yes
Exchange ActiveSync Mobile Access Yes YesRich Outlook inbox experience, including enhanced Conversation View and Mail Tips
Yes Yes
Role Based Administration Control capabilities Yes Yes
Integration of IM, SMS, and RSS Yes Yes
Federated Calendar Sharing Yes Yes
Exchange ActiveSync Mobile Management Policies Standard Standard and Advanced
Journaling Per Database All
Voicemail with Unified Messaging No Yes
Retention Policies Default Default and Custom
Integrated Archive No Yes
Multi-Mailbox Search and Legal Hold No YesInformation Protection & Control (IPC): journal decryption, transport protection rules, Outlook protection rules, IRM Search, and Legal Hold
No Yes
Optimised - Software + ServicesDeliver powerful productivity tools to your
users, in a way that best fits your business or technology needs
Cloud Service
PC
PHONE
WEB
Consistent User Experience
On-Premises
Exchange differentiation: One platform that provides customer choice and flexibility
Total Cost of Ownership
Exchange 2003 Exchange 2007 Exchange 2010 Exchange 2010Full Solution
$5 $10 $15 $20 $25 $30 $35 1K Users
10K Users100K Users
-20%
-60%
$4.71 per user/month Saving
$12.01 per user/month
Saving
Breaking Down the Cost*
Monthly TCO per user
Consolidating Add-on Solutions• Mobility: $7.00• Voice Mail: $4.17• Backup: $0.69• Security: $0.15
Efficiency Savings• Storage: $2.34• Admin: $1.5• Datacenter: $0.66• Helpdesk: $0.22
*10,000 user organization
-50%
>>
TEI of Exchange 2010The study shows 48% ROI just on hard cost savings for a 1,500 employee organization over a 3 year period:
Benefit Savings Cost Avoidance of Storage $128,000Reduced cost of High Availability & Disaster Recovery
$ 49,700
Savings in Backup Systems and Staff $ 33,200Fewer Helpdesk and Support Calls $ 35,400Cost Reduction of Extending Mobility $ 27,100Enhanced Message Filtering $ 65,300Simplified Compliance and Legal Discovery $ 41,400Voice Mail Cost reduction $ 56,000Cost Avoidance of Exchange Enterprise Edition $ 19,300Total $456,000 Source: Forrester, 2009
Forrester Study Shows < 6 months Pay-Back
Customer Evidence
Cut storage costs by 15% and saved $400,000 in hardware costs with DAS
Saved $1 million by replacing their SAN with DAS and expects to save 50% on their storage cost
Saving over $70,000 annually by avoiding a 3rd party voice-mail contract
Saved £42,000 (US$68,460) with consolidated messaging environment
http://www.microsoft.com/casestudies/Case_Study_Search_Results.aspx?BusTaxID=10356
Summary1
• High availability at lower cost and lower complexity
2• Larger, cheaper mailboxes
3• Compliance and control built in
4• Puts you in control of your inbox
5• The power of choice
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