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AGENDA Vision & Strategie: Identitätsbasierendes Computing Entwicklung & Schwerpunkte Suse Linux: From Community to Enterprise Identitätsbasierendes Linux-Management

AGENDA Vision & Strategie: Identitätsbasierendes Computing Entwicklung & Schwerpunkte Suse Linux: From Community to Enterprise Identitätsbasierendes Linux-Management

NOVELL: ZAHLEN, DATEN, FAKTEN 6.000 Mitarbeiter, $1,2 Mrd Umsatz, schuldenfrei, $2,3 Mrd Anlagevermögen >50.000 Unternehmen in 42 Ländern setzen Novell Lösungen ein >2 Mrd Novell eDirectory Lizenzen , 30.000 Kunden, Redistribution durch >60 ISV (z.B. SAP, Tibco) Mit 40 Mio Lizenzen gehört Novell ZENworks zu den am meisten verbreitesten Ressource Management Lösung. 1 Mio Linux-Systeme werden mit Zenworks for Linux verwaltet

NOVELL = LINUX + IDENTITY

PRODUKT STRATEGIE: LINUX Data Center SUSE LINUX DISTRIBUTION DATA CENTER LINUX High Performance Computing LINUX Workgroup OPEN ENTERPRISE SERVER Desktop NOVELL LINUX DESKTOP GROUPWISE

PRODUKT STRATEGIE: IDENTITY Ichain, Bordermanager, Secure Login Access Management eDirectory Identity Manager Service Orientierte Architektur Provisioning IDENTITY Provisioning Module Ressource Management EXTEND ZENWorks

META Group: “LDAP Directories”

NOVELL IDENTITY MANAGER: MARKTFÜHRER “The metadirectory service Magic Quadrant shows the metadirectory market is maturing quickly, with Novell leading the pack toward the future.” Gartner Research Note August 2002 “We continue to view [Novell] DirXML as market leading technology” Gartner Research Note September 2003 Movement from last year’s MQ

VERWALTEN DES ANWENDER LEBENSZYKLUS Provisioning Einstellung Beförderung Routine User Administration Standort Wechsel USER LIFECYCLE Neues Projekt Passwort vergessen Password Management Beschäftigungs-verhältnis endet Passwort vergessen De-Provisioning

AGENDA Vision & Strategie: Identitätsbasierendes Computing Entwicklung & Schwerpunkte Suse Linux: From Community to Enterprise Identitätsbasierendes Linux-Management

LINUX UND OPEN SOURCE @ NOVELL Novell hat die größte Anzahl von Entwicklern die an Linux und Open Source Projekte arbeiten >800 Support-Engineers mit Linux Know How Novell liefert die meisten Beiträge für Gnome, KDE, MONO, XIMIAN Evolution Novell liefert die zweitmeisten Beiträge für Mozilla and OpenOffice Novell liefert wichtige Beitraege zum Linux-Kernel Novell ist Mitglied im OSDL Vorstand Novell ist im GNOME Vorstand vertreten Novell ist Mitglied der Apache Foundation

FROM COMMUNITY TO ENTERPRISE Open Source Projects SUSE Linux Hardened, Secure, Supported 10.x Open Enterprise Server 10 Linux Desktop 9.3 Enterprise Server 9.2 Small Business Server 9.1

openSUSE.org - ZIELE SUSE Linux zum am meisten verwendeten Linux machen In Zusammenarbeit mit der OpenSource Community SUSE Linux zur anwenderfreundlichsten Linux- Distribution weiterentwickeln Entwicklung und Packaging werden zur OpenSource-Community geöffnet und vereinfacht

openSUSE.org - STATUS 4.500 registierte Mitglieder alle 18s ein Download, >5.000 pro Tag >12.000 Downloads Suse 10 Beta SUSE LINUX 10 wird im Oktober verfügbar sein

FROM COMMUNITY TO ENTERPRISE - ROADMAP Suse Linux 9.0 Suse Linux 9.1 Suse Linux 9.2 Suse Linux 9.3 Suse Linux 10.0 Suse Linux 10.1 SLES 9 SP2 NLD 9 SLES 10 / NLD 10 Communicate benefits, not features. Insert “target sunset date” for each release. This is the date that will begin the process to remove the product from market.

ROADMAP SUSE LINUX ENTERPRISE SERVER 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 SLES 8 EOL: Nov 2007 SLES 9 / NLD 9 EOL: Aug 2011 SLES 10 / NLD 10 EOL: mid 2013 SLES 11 / NLD 11 EOL: mid 2015 Planned Service Pack Update (Patches, new drivers) Uncommited Service Pack Update (subject to change)

BESTIMMENDE DESIGN-ZIELE Übereinstimmung mit offenen Standards incl. LSB 3.0 Hardware Unterstützung gemeisame Code Basis Angebote für vertikale Märkte Enterprise Desktop Workgroup Computing Novell Linux Point of Service Novell Linux Desktop Novell Open Enterprise Server SUSE LINUX Enterprise Server

SUSE LINUX ENTERPRISE SERVER 10: SCHWERPUNKTE gemeinsame Codebasis von SLES10 und NLD10 mehr zertifizierte Hardware sinkender Management-Aufwand konsolidiertes Software-Management gemeinsame Basis von YOU und ZENworks Linux Management CIM enabled System Management API Standard konform verbesserte Integration in System-Management Lösungen verbessertes Monitoring (Temp., Lüfter, Festplatten, Prozesse) Wizards für Setup und Migration NT4 & ADS to SLES Migration Virtualisation XEN Integration Data Center

LINUX ALS BASIS DER IT-INFRASTRUKTUR Integrated Network Services Mainframe Network Storage DBMS Windows Server Linux Desktop Linux Server Linux Server unternehmensweite IT Infrastructure Linux Server Hosting von Anwendung einfache Web Infrastruktur

SUSE LINUX FÜR DAS RECHENZENTRUM: ROADMAP 1 2 3 Deploy Manage Optimize 2005 2006 2007 2008 Jul Feb Mar Apr May ... Oct SLES 9 SP2 SLES 9 SP3 SLES 10 SLES OCFS2 OCFS2 Management Integration Workflow Tools Virtual Storage Xen 3 Management Integration Xen Xen 3 Virtual Machine Resource Management Integration Advanced Management Tools ZLM 7 Resource Management Existing Identity Management Tools Identity Management Integration Identity Management

PARTNERSCHAFTEN Xensource, VMWare, Virtual Iron Managed Virtual Machine Oracle, SAP, Siebel Systems, BMC, Veritas, Business Objects IBM, HP, Dell, Fujitsu Siemens Line of Business Application Hosting Scali, specialized vertical software, PolyServe, SGI, Lustre SGI, IBM, HP High Performance Computing Clusters Aurema, Scali, Platform, UC4 Job Scheduling & Event Automation Opsware, Creekpath Workload Management Opsware, AppIQ Systems/Performance Monitoring & Management Opsware, AppIQ, Levanta, ZENWorks Provisioning/Change & Configuration Management PolyServe, Veritas, Oracle, Creekpath, AppIQ Clustering & High Availability (Storage) IBM, BEA, JBoss IBM, HP Line of Business Middleware Hosting Software Hardware Segments

700 ISVs & IHVs im Novell PartnerNet PARTNERSCHAFTEN 700 ISVs & IHVs im Novell PartnerNet 90% dieser Partner sind neue Partner durchschnittlich 10-15 neue Partner pro Woche > 1.600 Lösungen für Novell/Suse Linux: >880+ ISV unterstütze Anwendungen >700+ IHV unterstütze Systeme gegenseitige Support Vertraege mit den wichtigsten Partner

PARTNERSCHAFTEN http://www.novell.com/partnerguide Novell Technology Partners – Supported Applications & Systems Novell Ready Compatible oder YES Certified Dell = 61 Products 4 Ready 57 Certified Fujitsu Siemens = 86 Products 0 Ready 86 Certified Veritas = 5 Products 5 Certified HP = 216 Products 75 Ready 141 Certified Oracle = 7 Products 1 Ready 6 Certified CA = 8 Products 0 Ready 8 Certified SAP = 3 Products 2 Ready 1 Certified IBM = 809 Products 479 Ready 330 Certified EMC = 10 Products 4 Ready 6 Certified

AGENDA Vision & Strategie: Identitätsbasierendes Computing Entwicklung & Schwerpunkte Suse Linux: From Community to Enterprise Identitätsbasierendes Linux-Management

LINUX MANAGEMENT HERAUSFORDERUNGEN Deploy Automatisierung und Durchsetzung von Standards Umstellung der Anwender mit ihren Ressourcen Manage One-to-many management Support bei Konfiguration Zentralisierung des Support bei gleichzeitiger Beibehaltung des Service (-Levels) Maintain Remote-Management Update ohne Unterbrechung der Dienste Flexible Reaktion auf kurzfristige Anforderungen The open source community consists of literally hundreds of thousands of developers around the world Engineers and IT professionals who are experienced in creating stable, high-quality software Results in a highly dynamic environment Developers are continually evolving the Linux operating system and generating and evolving many new applications Also, application software vendors who previously sold their applications only into proprietary operating environments are now extending their applications to the Linux environment The two most popular Linux distributions—SUSE and Red Hat—provide dedicated updating services for free or as a paid service Websites such as rpmfind.net offer complete repositories of past and present software packages When new software source code is released for a particular application, these companies and organizations compile and package the software for distribution to their user community A challenge for administrators is how best to update the applications delivered with their distribution

ZENworks 7 LINUX MANAGEMENT Whether laptops or desktops, workstations are the place where work gets done. From accounts payable to the executive office, the computer provides an interface for productivity. However, the very same workstations that enhance productivity are a major cost center as well. The Gartner Group reports that the cost of owning a traditional desktop PC averages $6845, and $10758 per laptop. Certainly, that cost is not simply hardware and software alone. Gartner also states that 75% of the business cost of owning PCs is typically labor.   Novell ZENworks for Desktops reins those costs into a tightly controlled, yet extremely flexible system to radically reduce the cost of owning Windows workstations. Unlike any other desktop management tool, ZENworks for Desktops manages the workstations’ entire lifecycle, from the day the workstations first arrive to the time when they are too outclassed by newer machines and must finally be removed.

ZENworks 7 LINUX MANAGEMENT: FUNKTIONEN ZENworks 7 Linux Management definiert Enterprise Linux Management neu - Volle Unterstützung des Linux “Lebenszyklus” - Richtlinienbasiertes Imaging und Verteilen von Linux OS - Verwaltung und Verteilung von Anwendungen - Sichere Fernverwaltung - Hard- und Software Inventarisierung, Reporting - “Lockdown” und Konfiguration durch Richtlinien Cross-distribution Unterstützung – Novell, SUSE, Red Hat Novell ZENworks Linux Management Desktop Management Server Management Handheld Management

KONFIGURATION DER ENDGERÄTE ÜBER RICHTLINIEN Policy Wirtschaftwissenschaften Each arrow shown represents a manual update that means a lot of sneakerwork to get an update done Should you automate, or have end users do perform the updates? No because... One package conflict hits whole deployment Rarely would a package conflict with the base install, but what about added packages, like your applications? Novell controls updates This model does not scale well...you need control over your own deployment ZENworks Linux Management Server Sozialwissenschaften Policy

VERTEILEN VON ANWENDUNGEN ÜBER RICHTLINIEN HIS OpenOffice ZENworks Linux Management Server SAP Each arrow shown represents a manual update that means a lot of sneakerwork to get an update done Should you automate, or have end users do perform the updates? No because... One package conflict hits whole deployment Rarely would a package conflict with the base install, but what about added packages, like your applications? Novell controls updates This model does not scale well...you need control over your own deployment Web Server Mail Server

VERTEILEN VON UPDATES UND PATCHES Hosted Server Each arrow shown represents a manual update that means a lot of sneakerwork to get an update done Should you automate, or have end users do perform the updates? No because... One package conflict hits whole deployment Rarely would a package conflict with the base install, but what about added packages, like your applications? Novell controls updates This model does not scale well...you need control over your own deployment ZENworks Linux Management Server YAST Online Update

ZENworks 7 LINUX MANAGEMENT: CONTROLL-CENTER

ZENworks 7 LINUX MANAGEMENT: CONTROLL-CENTER

UNTERSTÜTZE DISTRIBUTIONEN Novell Linux Desktop 9 SuSE Professional 9.3 SuSE Enterprise Server 9 Open Enterprise Server Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server Red Hat Enterprise Linux Workstation

NOVELL = LINUX + IDENTITY

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