TechNet 64-Bit Exchange Server – optimale Vorbereitung Ihrer Hardware Infrastruktur Bernhard Brandwitte Hannover, CeBIT 2006 © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 - All rights reserved

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Windows Server System Security Infrastructure IT Operations Infrastructure Applications Infrastructure Collaboration Infrastructure Talking points: PDF Datei, Seite 4 bis 7: http://download.microsoft.com/download/f/4/f/f4f2097a-1899-4e4d-95a6-3858a422d621/WSS_brochure_GE.pdf http://www.microsoft.com/germany/windowsserversystem/ueberblick/uebersicht/default.mspx © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 - All rights reserved

64 bit Exchange Server Why 64bit Hardware? Exchange 12 and 64bit Hardware Dual Core Requirement for mail server infrastructures I/O Virtualisation FSC_Exchange_64bit_BB_V1.ppt 07.03.2006 15:38:40 Bernhard Brandwitte © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 All rights reserved © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 - All rights reserved

Why 64bit Hardware? FSC_Exchange_64bit_BB_V1.ppt 07.03.2006 15:38:40 Bernhard Brandwitte © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 All rights reserved © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 - All rights reserved

32bit Architecture 32bit memory space 2GB kernel per application memory addressing limitation of ~4GB available address space devided in 2 GB for kernel 2 GB for every application each application gets 2GB of virtual address space all applications have to share 2GB of kernel space each user and each process requires kernel address space AWE is no solution for exchange FSC_Exchange_64bit_BB_V1.ppt 07.03.2006 15:38:40 Bernhard Brandwitte © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 All rights reserved © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 - All rights reserved

X-64 changes Basics FSC_Exchange_64bit_BB_V1.ppt 07.03.2006 15:38:40 Bernhard Brandwitte © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 All rights reserved © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 - All rights reserved

Paths to the 64-Bit World 2005 2010 Pure 32-bit Stack Most of today’s server install base are purely 32-bit With the x64 release of different OS, customers will start combining 32-bit and 64-bit applications on the same system Over time, customers will increasingly use pure 64-bit stacks based on x64 and Itanium Net result is a smooth transition path to 64-bit computing 32-bit Applications 32-bit 32-bit x64 Itanium x64 OS 32-bit 32-bit x64 x64 Itanium Device Drivers 32-bit 32-bit x64 x64 Itanium Server Hardware 32-bit x64 x64 x64 Itanium 2005 2010 Pure 32-bit Stack Pure 64-bit Stack FSC_Exchange_64bit_BB_V1.ppt 07.03.2006 15:38:40 Bernhard Brandwitte © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 All rights reserved © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 - All rights reserved

Processor Evolution: Market preview on IA 32, X-64 and IPF Mainstream x86-32 Flexibel x86-64 Migration in specific application areas Itanium 2004 Best platform for the majority of cases IA32 is the largest ecosystem of applications and solutions partners Preferred platform for resource-intensive, scalable applications, leading price/performance for Highend systems Will eventually evolve as alternative to UNIX/ RISC platforms 2005 Most flexible platform, since efficiently supports! BOTH 32 & 64 Bit applications Based on the facts we worked out in the previous slides, this is the general positioning of the different processor technologies currently and in the future. x86-32 (any PRIMERGY Server running with a 32-Bit OS) is the mainstream platform today for Intel based standard high volume server. In the future this platform will host mainly legacy applications, which are not be migrated to x64 environment x64 (up from PRIMERGY S2 running a 64-Bit capable OS (not Itanium)) will be the most versatile platform. It can run 32-Bit applications as well as native 64-Bit applications Itanium will be the leading platform for High-end Servers in the future (our new PRIMEQUEST IA64 Servers are based on this technology). Not at least the extended RAS architecture of this processor is the main argument to use it in this market segment Legacy x86-32 Mainstream x86-64 Enterprise Highend Plattform Itanium 2005/ 2007 FSC_Exchange_64bit_BB_V1.ppt 07.03.2006 15:38:40 Bernhard Brandwitte © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 All rights reserved © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 - All rights reserved

IPF - Itanium 2 - Comparison Processor- Hardware Original- Quell- code Compiler Sequential code Implizit parallel . traditional IA32- Architecture Original- Quell- code EPIC Compiler Efficient Resource utilization Parallel code Itanium™- Architectur . Massive Resources This simplified diagramm shows, what important role an „EPIC“ compiler plays in the new Itanium Architecture design. Rather than producing sequential instruction code, that is passed to the processor and relies an optimization by processor internal functionalities ( as is the case with IA 32 processors), the EPIC COMPILER generates the parallel machine code . This is then processed by the Intanium 2 processor ,without additional work for paralellization by the CPU. Using its multiple instruction units and more than 300 internal registers, the ITANIUM 2 provides outstanding performance for such „epic-compiled“ appliactions. Itanium provides a native ia 32 bit compatibility unit on chip, yet the operating system needs to support the IA 32 Bit backwards compatibility by providing the necessary 32 bit libraries either explicity or by inclusion with its 64 bit libraries. Please note that for HP UX (RISC) there is no native RISC Compatibility inside the Itanium2; instead HP-UX 11i – the Itanium version of the HP UX RISC OS provides a dynamic code-translator „ARIES“ with the UX 11iv2 operating system, that runtime translates RISC binaries into the Itanium EPIC code to provide backwards compatibility with PA-RISC HP UX applications ! PLease also note that Itanium 2 based servers of the 4way, 8 way and 64 way class have recently demonstrated world record performnaqce for TPC-C OLTP benchmarks as well as some SAP benchmarks, which until now have been the sole domain of RISC based servers such as PRIMEPOWER. Bottom line: exploiting the full performance potential of Itanium 2 based servers requires - a well designed Compiler for EPIC code generation a genuine 64 Bit operating System an „EPIC -compiled“ version of the application suite. High-End Performance through 64 Bit Applications (EPIC-optimized and compiled) highest reliability through hardware und eco system design Application focus on: Database; Business intelligence; Supply Chain Management 32bit Applications run in completely emulated environment FSC_Exchange_64bit_BB_V1.ppt 07.03.2006 15:38:40 Bernhard Brandwitte © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 All rights reserved © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 - All rights reserved

Microsoft‘s Support Plan for native 64 Bit Solutions 64 Bit native Applications X-64 Verfügbarkeit1 Itanium Verfügbarkeit1 SQL Server 2000 Not available March 2003 SQL Server 2005 H1 2006 Visual Studio 2005 Exchange Server 12 2007 Not planned Commerce Server 2006 H2 2006 Biztalk Server 2006 Host Integration Server 2005 Q1 2006 Microsoft Operations Manager (MOM V3) Services for UNIX 2005 Virtual Server 2005 These are the product plans from Microsoft for the different processor platforms. It clearly shows, that MS is focusing on the x64 processor technology. It is significant, that there are no plans from Microsoft to provide a Virtual Machine product for Itanium. (1) Availability dates reflect current plans and are subject to change without notice. FSC_Exchange_64bit_BB_V1.ppt 07.03.2006 15:38:40 Bernhard Brandwitte © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 All rights reserved © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 - All rights reserved

Exchange 12 and 64bit Hardware FSC_Exchange_64bit_BB_V1.ppt 07.03.2006 15:38:40 Bernhard Brandwitte © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 All rights reserved © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 - All rights reserved

PRIMERGY: Full line server portfolio Blade Server BX Tower/Rack Server TX Rack Server RX Industrie Standard Server for the DDC BladeFrame BF DDC Solution Tower Server Econel Econel100 Econel200 TX150, TX200 TX300, TX600 RX100, RX200 RX220, RX300, RX600, RX800 BX600 Chassis BX620, BX630 BF200 BF400 Certification for Operating Systems & Applications ServerView Management Suite Components, PRIMECENTER Rack, Storage Common Infrastructure FSC_Exchange_64bit_BB_V1.ppt 07.03.2006 15:38:40 Bernhard Brandwitte © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 All rights reserved © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 - All rights reserved

FSC_Exchange_64bit_BB_V1. ppt 07. 03 FSC_Exchange_64bit_BB_V1.ppt 07.03.2006 15:38:40 Bernhard Brandwitte © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 All rights reserved © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 - All rights reserved

Flexible Scalability with BX630 2 + 2 = 8 FSC_Exchange_64bit_BB_V1.ppt 07.03.2006 15:38:40 Bernhard Brandwitte © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 All rights reserved © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 - All rights reserved

Flexible Scalability with BX630 2 + 2 +2 + 2 = 16 FSC_Exchange_64bit_BB_V1.ppt 07.03.2006 15:38:40 Bernhard Brandwitte © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 All rights reserved © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 - All rights reserved

Dual-Core Technology FSC_Exchange_64bit_BB_V1.ppt 07.03.2006 15:38:40 Bernhard Brandwitte © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 All rights reserved © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 - All rights reserved

Dual Core - Basic Considerations Implementation of higher processor frequencies gets more difficult Form factors of servers are decreasing Heat dissipation rapidly increased in the past Both Processor vendors offer dual-core CPUs in every server product range Sockets Intel AMD 1 Pentium D Opteron 1xx >= 165 2 XEON 50xx (Paxville) Opteron 2xx >= 265 multi XEON >= 7020 (Paxville) Opteron 8xx >= 865 FSC_Exchange_64bit_BB_V1.ppt 07.03.2006 15:38:40 Bernhard Brandwitte © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 All rights reserved © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 - All rights reserved

Architecture AMD Each CPU has dedicated memory bandwidth CPU-to-CPU coherent HyperTransport™ offers bandwidth in both directions Each PCI-X Bridge offers bandwidth in both directions I/O is independent of memory access Adding CPUs adds memory and I/O bandwidth FSC_Exchange_64bit_BB_V1.ppt 07.03.2006 15:38:40 Bernhard Brandwitte © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 All rights reserved © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 - All rights reserved

Architecture Intel Memory and I/O share the same Front-side Bus Each CPU gets ½ of the Front-side Bus bandwidth More CPUs aggravates the bottleneck situation Scalability is limited FSC_Exchange_64bit_BB_V1.ppt 07.03.2006 15:38:40 Bernhard Brandwitte © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 All rights reserved © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 - All rights reserved

Possible Bottlenecks in Exchange Server Environments Memory LAN CPU Hard Disk Subsystem OS Architecture FSC_Exchange_64bit_BB_V1.ppt 07.03.2006 15:38:40 Bernhard Brandwitte © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 All rights reserved © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 - All rights reserved

Possible Bottlenecks in Exchange Server Environments x64 Architecture Gbit Lan Dual Core SAN/NAS Subsystems exchange 12 FSC_Exchange_64bit_BB_V1.ppt 07.03.2006 15:38:40 Bernhard Brandwitte © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 All rights reserved © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 - All rights reserved

Requirement for mail server infrastructures FSC_Exchange_64bit_BB_V1.ppt 07.03.2006 15:38:40 Bernhard Brandwitte © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 All rights reserved © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 - All rights reserved

easyXchange Building Blocks Network Clients Clustered MS Exchange Messaging Servers Application availability 1 - Exchange servers Tape library Data availability 2 - Backup FSC’s mail infrastructure solution: easyXchange A straightforward consolidation strategy for mail servers and storage can help to ensure availability and increase performance while at the same time reducing costs and complexity. An excellent remedy available is easyXchange, the FSC solution for flexible IT mail infrastructures to support enhanced Exchange operations. easyXchange is a complete solution that consists of servers, storage systems, software and services for consolidating enterprise mail server and storage environments. easyXchange comprises key building blocks regarding application availability, data availability and full lifecycle management for archiving of e-mails and enclosures based on Windows Server 2003 and Microsoft Exchange Server 2003. Although The solution provides all sizes of organizations with a range of configurations as well as choice of availability levels to meet their specific requirements. 1: The application availability of the collaboration service. Regardless of the number of users which are hosted in such a solution, we can provide different high availability levels, based on modern clustering and HA features 2: The data availability. Latest storage technologies prevent the user of the physical damage of data. Extended Backup solutions allow an extreme flexible way of taking copies of the actual data, to recover from logical inconsistency or human malpractice 3: The lifecycle management of mail data. This building block allows, that only a minimum of mail data is managed by the actual mail server, while all the other required mail data is hosted in a separate server environment. This guarantees optimal performance for the end user and an economic utilisation of the server hardware Meet legal requirements for e-mail retention NAS RAID MOD Tape library Lifecycle management 3 - Archiving Full solution Content & messaging Automated backup Information protection FSC_Exchange_64bit_BB_V1.ppt 07.03.2006 15:38:40 Bernhard Brandwitte © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 All rights reserved © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 - All rights reserved

Building Block III – Lifecycle Management Improved Security § demands for email retention Increased Availability Access even to old and “deleted” mails Elimination of commonly used personal folders (PST files) Reduced TCO Improved scalability of online storage and backup Enhanced Effectiveness Improved usage experience Full-text email search even on deleted mails  ROI typical reached in less than 12 month HGB / AO Handelsgesetzbuch / Abgabenordnung GoB Grundsätze der ordnungsgemäßen Buchführung GDPdU Grundsätze zum Datenzugriff und zur Prüfbarkeit digitale Unterlagen BaFin Vorgaben der Bundesanstalt für Finanzdienstleistungsaufsicht Legislation and e-mails Those who do not regularly check their electronic mail risk suffering the legal consequences of statements made by customers or suppliers in e-mails, even if they never actually read the e-mails. In law, not only classical forms of correspondence but also electronic mails are deemed to be business letters. What many employees may also not know: It is mandatory to archive business-relevant e-mails. Source: ComputerPartner, Fachzeitschrift für den ITK-Handel, Jan. 29., 2004 Archiving – Goals Reduce Exchange Stores Eliminate PST files Legal compliance for e-mail retention Knowledge Management Archive – Solution EmailXtender by Legato is a family of e-mail storage, content & records management solutions which significantly reduce the messaging total cost of operation by supporting a data lifecycle management for emails. Real-time Capture and Archiving Messages organized and classified for efficient retrieval Scheduled disposal and archiving Full-text Indexing and export into local PST - files Easy import of distributed PST – files and public folders Comprehensive support for secondary storage media With DiskXtender – storage by Hierarchical Storage Management (HSM) FSC_Exchange_64bit_BB_V1.ppt 07.03.2006 15:38:40 Bernhard Brandwitte © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 All rights reserved © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 - All rights reserved

Workflow e-mail life cycle management EmailXtender* DiskXtender* 2. Classify 3. Index EmailXtender Server 1. Capture 4. Archive HSM User Access *by Legato FSC_Exchange_64bit_BB_V1.ppt 07.03.2006 15:38:40 Bernhard Brandwitte © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 All rights reserved © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 - All rights reserved

Deutsche Messe AG consolidates Mailserver infrastructure with easyXchange Project: Reduction of the administrative effort for operation of the mail server infrastructure Solution: Mail server consolidation with easyXchange on a PRIMERGY RX300 platform Customer Benefits: Concentration in a single mail server location Reduction of the administration and service effort Improved cost-benefit relationship »With easyXchange from Fujitsu Siemens Computers we have concentrated on what is essential. The result is just one exchange location and much less administrative effort.« Michael Bouda, IT director, Deutsche Messe AG FSC_Exchange_64bit_BB_V1.ppt 07.03.2006 15:38:40 Bernhard Brandwitte © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 All rights reserved © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 - All rights reserved

I/O Virtualization FSC_Exchange_64bit_BB_V1.ppt 07.03.2006 15:38:40 Bernhard Brandwitte © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 All rights reserved © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 - All rights reserved

Inspiration is the SAN - Processing Area Network (PAN) virtualizes Processors and Memory … … pServer to Physical CPU/Memory Mapping in PAN So the concept of the PAN architecture is to places “pure” processor and memory capacity on high speed, switched fabric It moves all points of state and identity of a server to switch layer, so it implements physical components in software This provides an outstanding flexible IT infrastructure and so Processing Area Networks (PAN) enable utility computing It is allowed to say, What SAN is for disks, PAN Manager is for Processors and Memory LUN to Physical Drive Mapping in SAN FSC_Exchange_64bit_BB_V1.ppt 07.03.2006 15:38:40 Bernhard Brandwitte © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 All rights reserved © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 - All rights reserved

How BladeFrame is different and in which way it is unique Places “pure” processor and memory capacity on high speed, switched fabric Moves all points of state and identity to switch layer Implements physical components in software Stateless Blades … SAN Processing Area Networks (PAN) enable utility computing FSC_Exchange_64bit_BB_V1.ppt 07.03.2006 15:38:40 Bernhard Brandwitte © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 All rights reserved © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 - All rights reserved

BladeFrame Architecture Implements Virtualization Today Processing resources on hot-pluggable blades Diskless for unprecedented flexibility Consistent form factor Intel & AMD for price/performance Mix and match configurations Image repository on Control Blades Multi-OS support Red Hat Linux Novell SuSE Linux MS Windows Unmodified Applications Automatically deployed on demand FSC_Exchange_64bit_BB_V1.ppt 07.03.2006 15:38:40 Bernhard Brandwitte © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 All rights reserved © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 - All rights reserved

Summary FSC_Exchange_64bit_BB_V1.ppt 07.03.2006 15:38:40 Bernhard Brandwitte © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 All rights reserved © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 - All rights reserved

64bit Exchange Server - summary 64 bit is a must and a standard in the future x64 for most of the applications IPF for Database and mission critical App. Industry Standard Server are already on x86, dual core provides benefits also for exchange 12 Reduce implementation risks by working together with experienced partners Meet legal requirements for e-mail retention Check out what PRIMERGY BladeFrame has to offer We make sure. easyXchange solution Benefits For customers easyXchange translates into a proven concept, which gives them the freedom to decide for their optimum mail infrastructure solution and opens up new possibilities for them to cut complexity and costs. easyXchange enables customers to Increase application and data availability Reduce backup and recovery times (from hours to minutes) Increase productivity Reduce complexity and costs Meet legal requirements for e-mail retention Establish a flexible mail infrastructure to support enhanced Exchange functionalities Why Fujitsu Siemens Computers? As early adopter taking advantage of the consolidation capabilities of Exchange 2003 Fujitsu Siemens Computers completed recently (March 2004) its own Exchange Server 2003 consolidation project to redevelop their internal Exchange infrastructure. The project was very successful and became a Microsoft reference story of Exchange 2003. Based on this internal project, Fujitsu Siemens Computers developed easyXchange, a complete offer of a collaboration solution (one stop shopping). Summary A consistent consolidation strategy for mail server and storage is the best way to guarantee availability and improve performance while at the same time reducing cost and complexity. Thanks to Fujitsu Siemens Computers own Exchange migration project and his easyXchange solution the company is perfectly equipped to handle these types of customer projects. FSC_Exchange_64bit_BB_V1.ppt 07.03.2006 15:38:40 Bernhard Brandwitte © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 All rights reserved © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 - All rights reserved

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Flexible Scaling Blade 1 Blade 1 Blade 2 Blade 1 Dies ist mal ein ganz kleiner Chip mit ganz kleiner Schrift 07-2005-Hommel Dies ist mal ein ganz kleiner Chip mit ganz kleiner Schrift 07-2005-Hommel Dies ist mal ein ganz kleiner Chip mit ganz kleiner Schrift 07-2005-Hommel Dies ist mal ein ganz kleiner Chip mit ganz kleiner Schrift 07-2005-Hommel Dies ist mal ein ganz kleiner Chip mit ganz kleiner Schrift 07-2005-Hommel Dies ist mal ein ganz kleiner Chip mit ganz kleiner Schrift 07-2005-Hommel Dies ist mal ein ganz kleiner Chip mit ganz kleiner Schrift 07-2005-Hommel Dies ist mal ein ganz kleiner Chip mit ganz kleiner Schrift 07-2005-Hommel 1 1 1 1 Vor dem ersten Klick: aber Fujitsu Siemens Computers prägt hier einen weltweit einmaligen Begriff: den der “flexiblen Skalierbarkeit”. Was muss ich mir darunter vorstellen? Nun, wir werden uns diesen Begriff im folgenden zusammen erarbeiten: 1.Klick: Hier sehen Sie schematisch den aktuellen AMD Opteron Prozessor – “Single Core” – das meint, ein Rechen-Kernel. 2.Klick: Die Besonderheit dieses Chips: Er besitzt die sogenannte Direct Connect™-Architektur – daß heißt: er hat einen integrierten Memory-Controller und kann seine externen Datenkanäle je nach Bedarf, gleichberechtigt, mit verschiedenen Komponenten kommunizieren lassen – sei es nun der Arbeitsspeicher oder der I/O Stack, wie etwa die PCI-X Bridge 3.Klick: aber damit nicht genug: Er kann die “Hyper Transport™” genannte Technologie auch für die Kommunikation mit einer zweiten CPU nutzen – und auch die neue CPU hat wieder dedizierten Zugriff auf Teile des Arbeitsspeichers während sich die I/O-Bandbreite ebenfalls verdoppelt hat. 4.Klick: Tja, und wenn´s nicht so schön wär, dann müßte man´s erfinden: Bei unseren BX-Servern lassen sich über zwei Kabelverbindungen zwei Dual-CPU-Server-Blades, zu einer neuen Quad-CPU-Server-Blade zusammenschließen. Ja, Sie hören richtig: Dass meinen wir mit “flexibler” Skalierbarkeit – Sie entscheiden, ob und wann Sie mehr Leistung benötigen und schließen dann zwei BX Server-Blades zu einem physikalisch neuen System zusammen – ein BIOS – eine Schnittstelle zur Management Blade 5.Klick: Aber wir sind immer noch nicht am Ende: Vom AMD Opteron gibt es nämlich auch noch eine Dual-Core Variante! 6.Klick: und wenn wir diese jetzt einsetzen, kommen wir auf ein System mit 8 Prozessoren! Dies ist mal ein ganz kleiner Chip mit ganz kleiner Schrift 07-2005-Hommel Dies ist mal ein ganz kleiner Chip mit ganz kleiner Schrift 07-2005-Hommel Dies ist mal ein ganz kleiner Chip mit ganz kleiner Schrift 07-2005-Hommel Dies ist mal ein ganz kleiner Chip mit ganz kleiner Schrift 07-2005-Hommel 1 1 1 1 Dies ist mal ein ganz kleiner Chip mit ganz kleiner Schrift 07-2005-Hommel Dies ist mal ein ganz kleiner Chip mit ganz kleiner Schrift 07-2005-Hommel Dies ist mal ein ganz kleiner Chip mit ganz kleiner Schrift 07-2005-Hommel Dies ist mal ein ganz kleiner Chip mit ganz kleiner Schrift 07-2005-Hommel Dies ist mal ein ganz kleiner Chip mit ganz kleiner Schrift 07-2005-Hommel Dies ist mal ein ganz kleiner Chip mit ganz kleiner Schrift 07-2005-Hommel Dies ist mal ein ganz kleiner Chip mit ganz kleiner Schrift 07-2005-Hommel Dies ist mal ein ganz kleiner Chip mit ganz kleiner Schrift 07-2005-Hommel Blade 1 Blade 1 Blade 2 Blade 1 Blade 3 Blade 2 Blade 4 FSC_Exchange_64bit_BB_V1.ppt 07.03.2006 15:38:40 Bernhard Brandwitte © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 All rights reserved © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 - All rights reserved

Freedom of choice: PRIMERGY BX600 Automation: Management KVM Infrastructure: Gigabit/FC Switch & Pass Thru Blades Chassis High availability: end-to-end redundancy Virtualization: Server Blades FSC_Exchange_64bit_BB_V1.ppt 07.03.2006 15:38:40 Bernhard Brandwitte © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 All rights reserved © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 - All rights reserved

Comparison Single Core / Dual Core Test Configuration Software Windows 2003 Enterprise Edition SP1 MS Office FSC Test Toolkit Hardware Configuration PRIMERGY BX630 16 GB RAM Price standard configuration 01/06 single core: 4226,-- € dual core: 5925,-- € Results Dual Core performs better if CPU is limiting factor FSC_Exchange_64bit_BB_V1.ppt 07.03.2006 15:38:40 Bernhard Brandwitte © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 All rights reserved © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 - All rights reserved

Summary Dual Core – THE Solution for Exchange? Dual or Multi-Core CPUs are standard in upcoming servers Improved performance with dual-core CPUs whenever CPU is limiting factor Smaller / Medium Environments Mono-Socket Servers (dual core) get more attractive as second core compensates CPU peaks However 2-socket server will stay as standard hardware Medium / Enterprise Environments Multi-Core provides CPU power for serving more users Could be good combination: 64bit <-> multi-core Good price/performance ratio of 2 socket servers will stay or even gets better FSC_Exchange_64bit_BB_V1.ppt 07.03.2006 15:38:40 Bernhard Brandwitte © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 All rights reserved © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 - All rights reserved

PRIMERGY Product Line (exchange related) 64bit EM64T / AMD64 Dual core 1U, 1 socket RX1xx 1U, 2 socket RX2xx 2U, 2 socket RX3xx 4 socket RX6xx Blades BX6xx FSC_Exchange_64bit_BB_V1.ppt 07.03.2006 15:38:40 Bernhard Brandwitte © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 All rights reserved © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 - All rights reserved

Award easyXchange - Winner in the Messaging and Mobility category „I was impressed by the completeness of the easyXchange solution. It includes on-site hardware, software, backup and archiving for a price comparable to a hosted service.“ Adam Carheden, Products and Technology Editor, Windows IT Pro. The prestigious Windows IT Pro 2004 Editors’ Choice Award recognizes outstanding vendors who have developed products and services that make a difference in the IT community. Windows IT Pro 102.000 subscription base 2.300.000 IT professionals reached every month Published in 13 languages Reach into 160 countries FSC_Exchange_64bit_BB_V1.ppt 07.03.2006 15:38:40 Bernhard Brandwitte © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 All rights reserved © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 - All rights reserved

easyXchange – Building Blocks FSC_Exchange_64bit_BB_V1.ppt 07.03.2006 15:38:40 Bernhard Brandwitte © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 All rights reserved © Fujitsu Siemens Computers 2006 - All rights reserved