Windows Server 2012 R2 im Überblick

Windows Server 2012 R2 im Überblick

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AM, ATS, SSP, TSP, PTA, OC rep Speaker: Windows Server 2012 R2 Overview Title of presentation: Length of presentation: 45 mins + Q&A Audience: Enterprise customers & service providers Sales cycle alignment: 20%–40% Owner: Max Herrmann (maxher) Deck objectives: Land how Windows Server 2012 R2 advances customers along their journey to the cloud Showcase Microsoft’s continued delivery against the Cloud OS promise

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Talks about capabilities and features that are currently being planned for delivery in Windows Server 2012 R2 Capabilities/ features are subject to change Screen captures or concepts shown are for illustration only Disclaimer This presentation contains preliminary information that may be changed substantially prior to final commercial release of the software described herein. The information contained in this presentation represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation on the issues discussed as of the date of the presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information presented after the date of the presentation. This presentation is for informational purposes only. Some information relates to pre-released product which may be substantially modified before it’s commercially released. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESSED, IMPLIED, OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION. Microsoft may have patents, patent applications, trademarks, copyrights, or other intellectual property rights covering subject matter in this presentation. Except as expressly provided in any written license agreement from Microsoft, the furnishing of this information does not give you any license to these patents, trademarks, copyrights, or other intellectual property.

Agenda Trends Windows Server: Das Cloud OS
3/28/2017 Agenda Trends Windows Server: Das Cloud OS Herausforderungen und Chancen für Kunden Windows Server Impulse Windows Server 2012 R2: Überblick der Funktionen Warum Sie Windows Server 2012 R2 wählen sollten Nächste Schritte

Die IT im Wandel Compute Storage Network Cloud Computing
3/28/2017 Die IT im Wandel Cloud Computing Neue Nutzung von Apps und Social Media Compute Storage Network Data Explosion Let's start by talking about key trends we are seeing. We’re in the midst of a transformation – and this has a big impact on our strategy as well as our customers’ IT investments. I know I don’t need to pitch this to you and you are all very well versed in what is going on in the industry. But Microsoft have been using this frame for quite some time. Not only with our customers but also as north star for our product and marketing direction. Suffice to say we clearly understand that the world is different now and Microsoft is committed to helping our customers not only survive this transformation but really take the opportunity to thrive. We all know we’re seeing a new breed of applications being built: New apps need must reach cloud-scale. They need to be accessible 24/7 from anywhere. And they need to be deployable on-premises, in the cloud and in hybrid environments. Plus end users of these applications are accessing them with an increasing number and variety of devices, as part of a trend known as the consumerization of IT. They expect to be productive from those devices wherever they are, whenever they want. This in turn has triggered a data explosion with data volume expected to grow by double-digit percentages. And finally, of course, the entire way computing is done is changing: Cloud computing models have replaced the traditional approach of tying specific applications to specific servers with the concept of pooled resources that enable IT to deploy applications as elastic self-service services. Along with these changes in customer demand, have come innovations in computing technology that help enable and support these scenarios. Compute has continued to become more and more powerful with multi-core chips and increasing memory density amidst costs going down. With storage you see tiering technologies and SSD costs coming down, providing a huge opportunity for the datacenter to leverage industry-standard hardware while providing enterprise-grade capability. And finally with networking, fast interconnects between storage and compute nodes have emerged which are also driving a lot of innovation. But, the key to this co-evolution of storage, compute and network is really the software that unlocks the value of this innovation for our customers. And that is the foundation for our vision. Consumerization der IT © 2012 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows, and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries. The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.

Das Cloud OS Moderne Plattform für Ihre Apps
CUSTOMER SERVICE PROVIDER WINDOWS AZURE Transformiert das Rechenzentrum Ermöglicht People-Centric IT 1 CONSISTENT PLATFORM Bietet flexiblen Datenzugriff Ermöglicht moderne Apps With this transformation underway, the traditional approaches to IT are no longer adequate. Customers need a different approach in this new era of IT. Microsoft’s Cloud OS vision is to provide customers with one consistent platform for infrastructure, apps and data - spanning customer datacenters, hosting service provider datacenters, and the Microsoft public cloud. They need a unified strategy and a consistent platform that: Transforms the Datacenter: …in many ways moving the unit of compute from the single server to the datacenter level. Customers need an infrastructure which provides a generational leap in agility, elasticity, and scalablity across a set of shared resources with more automation and self-service. Customers are also focused on Enabling Modern Apps: Today’s apps need to interact with other apps built on multiple platforms and languages; and they need to live on-premises or off-premises and be delivered out to multiple devices. With the explosion of data, customers need a platform that Unlocks Insights on Any Data. To better compete, customers need to tap into growing data volumes, especially with unstructured data, or “Big Data”, to ask new questions and discover new data sources which they can combine with existing data for new insights. And finally with the proliferation and range of new devices, companies need to Empower People-Centric IT. Today’s users expect to be productive wherever they choose, on whatever device they choose, and IT needs to easily manage these devices and securely deliver apps and data in an extended, mobile environment. And at Microsoft, we have been learning by delivering global scale services from our datacenters what is required from this new era of IT, and we have taken what we’ve learned, together with the trends and technology innovations, and built them into our core products to deliver the modern platform, which we call the Cloud OS. Our unique experience in running massive online services is at the heart of the Cloud OS and the heart of our products. We engineer these products from the “cloud up” which means every customer benefits from what we’ve learned. And this is not just about the software that we provide to our customers to run in their IT environments. This is fundamentally about consistency. Only Microsoft provides a consistent platform across customers’ datacenters, the Windows Azure datacenters run by Microsoft, and hosted IT environments run by service providers. This is really a unique and differentiated approach for our company. This consistency spans many facets including: How apps are developed in a flexible way, including Microsoft and open source Providing a unified and consistent management approach across these datacenters. And a complete data platform. Having a common identity and security approach. That enabled integrated virtualization DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT DATA IDENTITY VIRTUALIZATION

Cloud Experience aus erster Hand
3/28/2017 Cloud Experience aus erster Hand Windows Server Windows Azure These consistent capabilities make the Cloud OS unique. So does the fact that the Cloud OS is deeply informed by our first-hand experience running 200+ cloud services for 1+billion customers and 20+ million businesses around the world. Ultimately a firm can only truly deliver this type of innovation if it has the track record and direct experience in building and running large datacenters and online services. Of course at Microsoft, we have an unrivaled experience in doing just that, across services such as Office 365, Xbox Live, Bing and a host of other major online services including our cloud platform, Windows Azure. We have learned and proven how to drive down cost through a combination of software, hardware innovation and extreme automation. We also learned how to maintain efficient, high availability services on industry standard hardware. And this innovation and know-how from running these online services provides us a unique perspective on the challenges our customers face. This learning makes its way into the software we sell such as Windows Server and System Center, creating a virtuous cycle that enables us to provide market-leading capabilities for our customers. Our breadth of experience across private, public and hybrid cloud is unmatched, whereas other vendors tend to specialize in one or another area. We run over 200 online services to hundreds of millions of people globally 24/7 such as MSN, Bing, Outlook.com, and Office 365. We consume data from those datacenters to drive rich analytics to improve customer experience. And of course our work with Windows Azure creates a virtuous cycle that brings even more of this feedback into our Windows Server development process. Bing had already deployed Windows Server 2012 even before RTM. It has been powering all of the Bing searches since the RC release earlier this year, handling over 5.5 billion search queries each month. Windows Server 2012 is battle tested. And this is extended with Office 365 and its use of Active Directory and Xbox Live with its use of the virtual GPU in Windows Server. These services and more are consuming services from Windows Server and in turn providing a unique feedback loop that makes Windows Server more capable. Only Microsoft can say this. Optional factoids: Windows Azure is available in 89 countries around the world. 5.5 billion+ Bing queries monthly 350 million active Hotmail accounts 40 million XBOX Live users 200+ global, 24x7, online services 135k Dynamics CRM users © 2012 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows, and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries. The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.

Unsere Erfahrung in Ihrem Rechenzentrum
3/28/2017 Unsere Erfahrung in Ihrem Rechenzentrum Windows Server Windows Azure High Performance Storage auf Industrie Standard Hardware Hochverfügbares Dateibasiertes Storage, Storage Spaces mit automatischem Tiering, Shared VHDX Guest Clustering Multi-Tenant Umgebungen mit Isolation Resource Metering, High-Density Web Sites und VMs Software-Defined Networking Hyper-V Network, Virtualization mit Multi- Tenant, Site-to-Site Gateway, Quality of Service Richtlinien basierte Automatisierung Clusterfähige Aktualisie- rung, Dynamische Optimierung Anwendungen und Web NUMA-fähige Skalierbarkeit, Support für offene Standards und mehrere Sprachen These are but illustrative examples (there’s a lot more) of how we’ve implemented our core learnings from operating large scale cloud services as capabilities/features within Windows Server so you can also benefit from the resulting agility and cost benefits. We’re committed to this approach as we continue the journey towards realizing our Cloud OS vision. 1. High performance storage on industry-standard hardware File & storage services – Microsoft’s large scale cloud services implement hot-hot nodes in many cases so the application services can seamlessly failover in case of node failures. Analogously, Active-On technologies in Windows Server 2012 are those capabilities than can survive the failure of a key component without disrupting the service provided - for example, the File and Storage Services server role can be deployed in an active- active cluster which can endure the failure of a server while maintaining connectivity for clients. Even open file handles are maintained. Offloaded data transfer – This feature came about by applying a key design principle that Windows Azure uses to Windows Server 2012, which is to push work to hardware as much as possible so CPU cycles can be optimally leveraged for the hosted application. Storage spaces - We routinely provision commodity hardware in our pods thereby making hardware failure a non-event; we wanted to provide enterprise customers with the ability to easily and flexibly provision inexpensive storage. Windows Server 2012 enables you to use file servers for even critical workloads like Hyper-V server and SQL with arguably similar reliability and performance characteristics as more expensive storage (e.g. SAN). 2. Multi-tenant environments with isolation Server core - Small footprint with server core so you do not have to worry about updating or fixing unnecessary code, meaning less churning or required reboots for the host. This is similar to how we designed the Windows Azure hypervisor where we’ve only retained (and optimized) critical code paths that are applicable to large scale cloud scenarios. Hyper-V Network Virtualization - Windows Azure was designed from the ground up to be multi-tenant environment with isolation given that it hosts apps and infrastructure that belongs to different customers. Over time, it became increasingly evident that this same requirement would be pertinent to enterprises implementing cloud infrastructure (albeit at smaller scale) given the need to distinguish between infrastructure allocated to different departments, integrating infrastructure from acquisitions, assigning costs etc. We then built the ability to isolate networks logically in multi-tenant enterprise environments with Hyper-V using similar architectural considerations. Web-sites & virtual machines - These are great examples of how we’ve bought consistent experiences and cloud-optimized services from Windows Azure to Windows Server and System Center environments. 3. Software-defined Networking Hyper-V Network Virtualization - The network virtualization features within Windows Azure and Windows Server enable customers to easily extend their on-premises datacenters into third party datacenters (e.g. Windows Azure or service providers) by allowing for flexible placement of VMs along with the ability to continue using the same IP address. Cross-premises connectivity- The cross-site connectivity capabilities offered by Windows Server 2012 and Windows Azure (Windows Azure Virtual Network) complement each other well for VPN-like scenarios. Network QoS – Windows Server 2012 provides the ability to programmatically adhere to a given SLA by guaranteeing minimum bandwidth available to a VM or a port. We’re assessing how to implement this in Windows Azure (albeit at a much larger scale) to shift from “best effort” to quality of service guarantees, thus providing an example of this bi-directional virtuous learning between our platforms. 4. Policy based Automation Cluster aware updates (CAU) – Windows Server 2012 lowers downtime by coordinating software updates on all servers in a failover cluster while maintaining continuous availability as appropriate. For example, in case of applications with continuous availability features such as Hyper-V with live migration, or an SMB 3.0 file server with SMB Transparent Failover, CAU can coordinate automated cluster updating with no impact on service availability. This is very similar to Windows Azure which offers the ability to maintain high availability for its cloud services (e.g. web role/worker role) and virtual machines through Upgrade Domains (UD) and Availability sets. Dynamic optimization – System Center Virtual Machine Manager provides the ability to load balances the resources within a host cluster automatically using a policy based approach (e.g. move workloads VMs between hosts based on defined CPU, memory, or I/O thresholds). Such policy based automation is implemented by the Windows Azure Fabric Controller too using various load balancing approaches. 5. Application elasticity Service templates – Similar to how an application owner (or developer) can specify application instance counts and scale thresholds in Windows Azure, service templates in System Center enable application owners to specify similar parameters that enable scaling the application once relevant thresholds are reached. Und viele weitere…. © 2012 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows, and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries. The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.

Herausforderungen und Chancen für Kunden
Rechenzentrumslösung mit geringeren Infrastruktur-kosten und Einsparungen bei den Betriebskosten durch gesteigerte Betriebs-effizienz. Rechenzentrumslösung mit Unterstützung für moderne Self-Service Anwendungen und Automatisierung von wiederkehrenden Tasks. Rechenzentrumslösung mit weitreichender Cross-Plattform Interoperabilität. Rechenzentrumslösung, die verschiedenste Endgeräte unterstützt und Unternehmensdaten absichert. One of the key things that all of us have got to do and some of our core responsibilities, most of you in this room are responsible for infrastructure in your organizations and you have a service level, you've got Spielraum,, and the demands that are being asked of you are continually escalating, they're going up. Your budgets usually are staying about the same. But you're being asked to deliver this elastic, always-available, highly scalable fabric across all your customers' needs. If you are an ITPro in an enterprise, you are really trying to get ahead of some of the mundane tasks that are simply keeping the lights on in your datacenter, and instead focus on impactful projects that can help your organization achieve a substantial competitive advantage in the market, while being a great partner to your applications owners. If you are an ITPro in a service provider organization, you are likely mostly concerned about how to differentiate your offerings so you can better compete with the Googles and Amazons of the world. Being able to quickly offer new, value-add application services while keeping laser focus on your costs will make your business more successful. Whether you are a professional services provider company or providing professional IT services within your company, there are a few things that you will want to expect from a modern datacenter and cloud solution; you want to be able to: - Lower infrastructure cost and increase operational efficiencies - Automate repeatable tasks to focus on strategic projects - Benefit from a high level of cross-platform interoperability - Build and deploy modern, self-service and highly available applications that can span datacenters - Unify your device environment and protect your corporate information so you can empower your users Herausforderungen: End User wollen von unterschiedlichsten Endgeräten auf Unternehmensdaten zugreifen. Verringerte IT Budgets, obwohl die Anforderungen an die IT steigen. Komplexität durch unterschiedliche Infrastruktur in den Rechenzentren. Anforderung nach permanenter Verfügbarkeit der Systeme lässt weniger Spielraum, um auf Anwenderbedürfnisse zu reagieren. Effizienter Rechenzentrumsbetrieb für die Kundenumgebung. Der Bedarf, Kunden differenzierte Dienste anzubieten. Rechenzentrumslösung mit Unterstützung für moderne Self-Service Anwendungen und Automatisierung von wiederkehrenden Tasks. Rechenzentrumslösung mit weitreichender Cross-Plattform Interoperabilität. Rechenzentrumslösung die verschiedenste Endgeräte unterstützt und Unternehmensdaten absichert. Rechenzentrumslösung mit geringeren Infrastruktur-kosten und Einsparungen bei den Betriebskosten durch gesteigerte Betriebs-effizienz. 9

Windows Server 2012 R2 Überblick:
Server & Tools Business 3/28/2017 Windows Server 2012 R2 Überblick: Windows Server 2012 R2 Funktionalitäten Server Virtualisierung Storage Networking Eine neue Performance-Klasse und Cross-Plattform-Support High Performance und Zuverlässigkeit zu einem Bruchteil der Kosten Hybrid Networking mit bahnbrechender Performance und Flexibilität Server Management und Automatisierung Web- und Anwendungs- plattform Zugriffs- und Informations- schutz Virtual Desktop Infrastruktur When you optimize your business for the cloud with Windows Server 2012 R2, you take advantage of the skills and investment you’ve already made in building a familiar and consistent platform. Windows Server 2012 R2 builds on that familiarity. With Windows Server 2012 R2, you gain all the Microsoft experience behind building and operating private and public clouds, delivered as an enterprise-class, simple and cost-effective server and cloud platform. Windows Server 2012 R2 delivers significant value around the following seven key capabilities: Server virtualization. Windows Server 2012 R2 is a virtualization platform that has helped organizations of all sizes realize considerable cost savings and operational efficiencies. With industry leading size and scale, Hyper-V is the platform of choice for you to run your mission critical workloads. Hyper-V in Windows Server 2012 R2 greatly expands support for host processors and memory. Using Windows Server 2012 R2, you can take advantage of new hardware technology, while still utilizing the servers you already have. This way you can virtualize today, and be ready for the future. Storage. Windows Server 2012 R2 was designed with a strong focus on storage, from the foundation of the storage stack up, with improvements ranging from provisioning storage to how data is clustered, transferred across the network, and ultimately accessed and managed. Windows Server 2012 R2 offers a wide variety of high-performance, highly available storage features and capabilities, while taking advantage of industry-standard hardware for dramatically lower cost. Networking. Windows Server 2012 R2 makes it as straightforward to manage an entire network as a single server, giving you the reliability and scalability of multiple servers at a lower cost. Automatic rerouting around storage, server, and network failures enables file services to remain online with minimal noticeable downtime. What’s more, Windows Server 2012 R2 – together with System Center 2012 R2 – provides an end-to-end Software Defined Networking solution across public, private, and hybrid cloud implementations. Server management and automation. Windows Server 2012 R2 enables IT professionals to meet the need for fast, continuous and reliable service within their datacenters by offering an integrated platform to automate and manage the increasing datacenter ecosystem. Windows Server 2012 R2 delivers capabilities to manage and automate many servers and the devices connecting them, whether they are physical or virtual, on-premises or off, and using standards-based technologies. Web and application platform. Windows Server 2012 R2 builds on the tradition of the Windows Server family as a proven application platform, with thousands of applications already built and deployed and a community of millions of knowledgeable and skilled developers already in place. Windows Server 2012 R2 can offer your organization even greater application flexibility. You can build and deploy applications either on-premises or in the cloud—or both at once, with hybrid solutions that work in both environments. Access and information protection. With the new capabilities in Windows Server 2012 R2, you will be able to better manage and protect data access, simplify deployment and management of your identity infrastructure on-premises and across clouds, and provide your users with more secure remote access to applications data from virtually anywhere and any device. Virtual desktop infrastructure. With Windows Server 2012 R2, Microsoft is making it even easier to deploy and deliver virtual resources across workers’ devices. VDI technologies in Windows Server 2012 R2 offer easy access to a rich, full-fidelity Windows environment running in the datacenter, from virtually any device. Through Hyper-V and Remote Desktop Services, Microsoft offers three flexible VDI deployment options in a single solution: Pooled Desktops, Personal Desktops, and Remote Desktop Sessions (formerly Terminal Services). Entwicklung und Deployment von modernen Apps für eine flexible Skalierbarkeit On-Premise und in der Cloud Gesteigerte Effizienz bei der Verwaltung verteilter Rechenzentren Datenschutz und konsistenter und flexibler Benutzerzugriff auf Unternehmensressourcen Einzigartige Performance, einfach zu deployen und kosteneffizient © 2012 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows, and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries. The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION. Flexible service delivery

Windows Server Management Marketing
3/28/2017 Server Virtualisierung IT Anforderungen Windows Server 2012 R2 bietet: Skalierbarkeit und Perfor- mance auf Enterprise Niveau Support für Business Critical Workloads Virtual Machine Mobilität Gesteigerte Flexibilität beim Verschieben von Ressourcen und Workloads Erstklassiger Support für Linux VMs Nutzt vorhandene Cross-Plattform-Investitionen Eine neue Performance- Klasse und Cross-Plattform-Support. With Windows Server 2012 R2, it is now easier than ever for organizations to take advantage of the cost savings of virtualization and make the optimum use of server hardware investments by consolidating multiple server roles as separate virtual machines. You can use Hyper-V to efficiently run multiple operating systems — Microsoft Windows, Linux, and others — in parallel, on a single server. Let’s see how the server virtualization capabilities in Windows Server 2012 R2 respond to key IT demands with more features, greater scalability and flexibility. IT demands: Support for demanding, critical business workloads This means IT wants bigger, better, faster and more available virtual machines; IT also wants to use their new servers as they come out and be able to fully leverage the raw power that the servers provide. WS12R2 delivers: Enterprise-class scale and performance You can achieve greater densities and run more demanding workloads through the scale and performance improvements of Windows Server 2012 R2. Within your organization, as you virtualize more of your infrastructure, you need to have a platform, a hypervisor, that can support your most demanding workloads. Then, as you adopt newer hardware, you will need to be able to utilize the advancements within the hardware to the fullest, without losing the capability of the existing investments in infrastructure you already have. Among other things, new features and updates in Windows Server 2012 R2 include: - Best-in-class performance for Microsoft workloads: Virtualized Microsoft workloads (Exchange, SQL, Sharepoint, etc.) run best on Hyper-V infrastructure. For example, ESG Lab testing showed that an Exchange 2013 infrastructure deployed within twelve Hyper-V virtual machines, running on a single physical server, supported the I/O requirements of up to 48,000 simulated users, while average database read response times ranged between 5.02 and milliseconds, well below the Microsoft recommended limit of 20 milliseconds. In another test case, ESG Lab took an existing OLTP workload that was vCPU limited by the maximum allowed configuration of four vCPUs imposed by Windows Server and increased the performance by six times taking advantage of 64 vCPUs in Windows Server The average transaction response times also improved by five times from four vCPUs to 64 vCPUs. - Industry-leading 64 TB VHDX virtual disk with dynamic resize: With the evolution of storage systems, and the ever-increasing reliance on virtualized enterprise workloads, the VHD format of Windows Server needed to also evolve. The new VHDX format in Windows Server 2012 is better suited to address the current and future requirements for running enterprise-class workloads. It has much larger capacity and additional resiliency. VHDX supports up to 64 terabytes of storage. It also provides additional protection from corruption from power failures by logging updates to the VHDX metadata structures and prevents performance degradation on large-sector physical disks by optimizing structure alignment. Online VHDX resize is a new feature in Windows Server 2012 R2 which provides additional VM storage flexibility by allowing virtual SCSI disks to expand and shrink whilst attached to a virtual machine. - High-performance live migration with compression or RDMA offload: Live migration is an important VM mobility feature that has kept getting better and better with Hyper-V since it was introduced with Windows Server 2008 R2. Improving the performance of live migrating a VM from the source host to the target host has been a constant focus for Windows Server, and in Windows Server 2012 R2 these performance improvements have been taken to the next level: Live migration compression is a new feature that accelerates live migration transfer speed by compressing the VHD/VHDX file, improving performance roughly by 2x for most real-life workloads. Live migration with RDMA offload is another new R2 feature, which delivers the highest performance for live migrations on >10GBit network connections, supporting transfer speeds of up to 56 GB/s, by offloading the transfer to hardware and harnessing the power of remote direct memory access (RDMA) technologies. IT demands: Increased flexibility to move resources and workloads This means IT wants the flexibility to move virtual machines wherever it would be best to run them whether on premises or at a Service Provider. It also includes the ability to offer VM guests flexible clustering options. WS12R2 delivers: Virtual Machine Mobility Windows Server 2012 R2 allows you to manage virtual machines independently of their underlying physical infrastructure. It also enables you to handle changes in resource demand as they occur and gives you the ability to rebalance running virtual machines either through the servers which the VMs reside on, or the storage resources used by the virtual machines. Among other things, new features and updates in Windows Server 2012 R2 include: - Industry-first shared-nothing live migration: With “Shared Nothing” Live Migration where you can move a virtual machine, live, from one physical system to another even if they don’t have connectivity to the same shared storage. This is useful, for example, in a branch office where you may be storing the virtual machines on local disk, and you want to move a VM from one node to another. This is also especially useful when you have two independent clusters and you want to move a virtual machine, live, between them, without having to expose their shared storage to one another. You can also use “Shared Nothing” Live Migration to migrate a virtual machine from one datacenter to another provided your bandwidth is large enough to transfer all of the data between the datacenters. - Flexible guest clustering options including shared VHDX files: Windows Server 2012 R2 offers the most flexible guest clustering options that give you complete flexibility for deploying application-level high availability, without sacrificing agility and density. In addition to Fiber Channel, iSCSI and SMB, Windows Server 2012 R2 now also offers shared VHDX files. Unlike competing guest clustering that does not support file-based storage, shared VHDX files can be stored on a scale-out file server cluster or on Cluster-shared Volumes (CSV) on block storage. Unlike competing guest clustering options, shared VHDX clustering preserves dynamic memory, live migration and storage live migration for a VM that is part of the guest cluster. Multi-node Hyper-V Replica with configurable replication frequency Introduced in Windows Server 2012 R2, Hyper‑V Replica provides a storage-agnostic and workload- agnostic solution that replicates efficiently, periodically, and asynchronously over IP-based networks, typically to a remote site. It also allows an administrator to easily test the replica virtual machine without disrupting the ongoing replication. If a disaster occurs at the primary site, administrators can quickly restore their business operations by bringing up the replicated virtual machine at the Replica site. New in Windows Server 2012 R2, Hyper-V Replica now allows for variable (configurable) replication frequencies (30 sec., 5 min., 15 min.) and also supports multiple nodes; this means that tertiary replica sites are supported, for example in the case of a service provider who wants to replicate a customer’s workload to another (tertiary) data center. IT demands: Leverage existing cross-platform investments Many enterprises and service providers are running a mix of hypervisors, operating systems and applications. Often times, migrating from one platform to another, if even a goal, is either not easily feasible from a technical standpoint, or a much bigger project than IT organizations are willing to take on. WS12R2 delivers: First-class citizen guest support for Linux Windows Server 2012 R2 has been designed to support a heterogeneous datacenter and cloud infrastructure by adding comprehensive functional support for Linux guests running on top of Hyper-V. Full Dynamic Memory support for Linux: Dynamic Memory was introduced with Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 and is used to automatically reallocate memory between virtual machines that are running on a Hyper-V host. A number of improvements were made for Windows guests in Windows Server 2012, and new in Windows Server 2012 R2, these improvements are now also available to Linux guests running on top of Hyper-V; they include: Minimum memory setting – being able to set a minimum value for the memory assigned to a virtual machine that is lower than the startup memory setting Hyper-V smart paging – which is paging that is used to enable a virtual machine to reboot while the Hyper-V host is under extreme memory pressure Memory ballooning – the technique used to reclaim unused memory from a virtual machine to be given to another virtual machine that has memory needs Runtime configuration – the ability to adjust the minimum memory setting and the maximum memory configuration setting on the fly while the virtual machine is running without requiring a reboot. Linux Integration Services included in key standard distros Up until now, if you wanted to take advantage of Linux Integration Services (LIS) for your Hyper-V environment, you had to go to the Microsoft download center, download the correct LIS package for your Linux distribution, and then manually install it on your Hyper-V servers. New for Windows Server 2012 R2 Hyper-V hosts, key Linux vendors (such as RHEL, SUSE, CentOS and Ubuntu) are going to include LIS for Hyper-V in their standard distros, so there is no manual step involved any longer in order for you to take advantage of the latest LIS capabilities. Best-in-Class Performance für Microsoft Workloads Marktführende 64 TB Virtual Disk mit dynamischer Größenänderung High-Performance Live Migration mit Komprimie- rung oder RDMA Offload Shared Nothing Live Migration Flexible Guest Clustering Optionen inkl. Shared VHDX Multi-Node Hyper-V Replica mit konfigurier- barer Replikationsfrequenz Vollständiger Dynamic Memory Support für Linux Linux Integration Services in diversen Standard Distributionen enthalten © 2012 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows, and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries. The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.

High-Performance Live Migration
Verbesserte Live Migration Performance mit Komprimierung oder RDMA-fähigen Netzwerkadaptern Für Netzwerkverbindungen <10GBit sorgt die Live Migration Compression für bestmögliche Performance – 2fache Leistungssteigerung für typische Workloads Für Netzwerkverbindungen >10GBit sorgt Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA) Offloading für bestmögliche Performance mit geringer CPU Auslastung und Transferraten von bis zu 56Gb/s Windows Server 2012 R2 unterstützt RoCE, iWARP und Infiniband RDMA Lösungen Compute Network RDMA bietet geringe CPU Latenz und Netzwerkauslastung. Virtual Machine Virtual Machine Lets consider a simplistic scenario: You have a client and server. You want to request data of say 500k from the client – this typically goes through the TCP/IP stack, you place a request for getting the data to the server, the data gets read, gets broken down into smaller packets, transferred back to you. You assimilate all these packets into the 500k data that you asked for and send it back up. All this takes CPU resources. You cant send the entire 500k at once no matter how fast your NIC is. You still have to chop it down into small packets and send it up and down the stack. Now think about having multiple NICs doing a lot of IO intensive operations. Your CPU is just busy doing this over and over again. You don’t want your CPU to be used for this – you want it to work on servicing database requests, indexing and so on. We worked with a lot of network adapter vendors to bring a class of specialized NICs to support high speed data transfers with SMB Direct into Windows Server These NICs have a better CPU in them and support Remote Direct Memory Access or RDMA so that they can transfer data between them without involving the host CPU. How does it work – I need to read 500k of data. First I find out a place in memory where that data should reside, then I register that with the NIC and get a token back. I send this token back to the other side through SMB direct and say I need to read 500k of data. Now the host uses this token, identifies the memory that needs to be copied, passes the memory location and the token to the NIC and says this is the data that needs to be transferred, why don’t you guys just talk with each other and transfer the data over. So the two NICs actually do the transfer. The two CPUs are now busy doing something else. RDMA can be incredibly fast – 1-2 ms latency when doing transfers. We support Infiniband, RoCE and iWARP network interfaces. New in Windows Server 2012 R2, we are taking advantage of RDMA technology and are introducing it to Hyper-V live migrations taking advantage of the SMB protocol. As in the case with regular SMB file transfers, RDMA enables the offloading of CPU resources to NICs during live migration. This means that live migrations can now take advantage of high-speed networking, and they can also stream over multiple networks for improved bandwidth. Live migration with RDMA delivers the highest performance for live migrations, supporting transfer speeds of up to 56 GB/s. Schnelle Netzwerkverbindung 20GB Verbindung Network Adapter Network Adapter GbE (Gigabit Ethernet) Netzwerk Verbindung Server mit Hyper-V Server mit Hyper-V Live Migration mit RDMA

Server & Tools Business
3/28/2017 Workload Mobility Shared-Nothing Live Migration Vorteile: Gesteigerte Flexibilität für das Placement von virtuellen Maschinen Gesteigerte Effizienz bei der Administration Keine Downtime bei der Migration über Clustergrenzen Quell Hyper-V Live Migration Ziel Hyper-V MEMORY MEMORY Geänderte Speicherseiten Memory Inhalt Konfiguration Virtuelle Maschine Virtuelle Maschine IP Verbindung NOTE: This slide is animated and has 4 clicks With Windows Server 2012 Hyper-V, you can also perform a “Shared Nothing” Live Migration where you can move a virtual machine, live, from one physical system to another even if they don’t have connectivity to the same shared storage. This is useful, for example, in a branch office where you may be storing the virtual machines on local disk, and you want to move a VM from one node to another. This is also especially useful when you have two independent clusters and you want to move a virtual machine, live, between them, without having to expose their shared storage to one another. You can also use “Shared Nothing” Live Migration to migrate a virtual machine from one datacenter to another provided your bandwidth is large enough to transfer all of the data between the datacenters. As you can see in the animation, when you perform a live migration of a virtual machine between two computers that do not share an infrastructure, Hyper-V first performs a partial migration of the virtual machine’s storage by creating a virtual machine on the remote system and creating the virtual hard disk on the target storage device. [Click] While reads and writes occur on the source virtual hard disk, the disk contents are copied over the network to the new destination virtual hard disk. This copy is performed by transferring the contents of the VHD between the two servers over the IP connection between the Hyper-V hosts. After the initial disk copy is complete, disk writes are mirrored to both the source and destination virtual hard disks while outstanding disk changes are replicated. This copy is performed by transferring the contents of the VHD between the two servers over the IP connection between the Hyper-V hosts. After the source and destination virtual hard disks are synchronized, the virtual machine live migration process is initiated, following the same process that was used for live migration with shared storage. After the virtual machine’s storage is migrated, the virtual machine migrates while it continues to run and provide network services. After the live migration is complete and the virtual machine is successfully running on the destination server, the files on the source server are deleted. Quell Device Ziel Device Schreib- und Lesevorgänge warden auf der Quell VHD durchgeführt. Live Migration startet Disk Inhalt wird auf neue Ziel VHD kopiert. Disk Schreibvorgänge werden gespiegelt; Delta wird repliziert Abschluss der Live Migration Live Migration wird durchgeführt. © 2012 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows, and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries. The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.

Physischer Memory Pool
3/28/2017 Dynamic Memory Virtual Machine 1 Dynamic Memory Verteilt den Speicher automatisch zwischen den laufenden virtuellen Maschinen Neu in R2: Support für Linux VMs MAXIMUM MEMORY Memory in Verwendung MAXIMUM MEMORY Memory in Verwendung MINIMUM MEMORY Der maximale Speicher kann ohne Neustart erhöht warden Windows Server Verbesserungen Minimum Memory Hyper‑V Smart Paging Memory Ballooning Runtime Configuration Hyper-V Note: This slide is animated and has 1 click Dynamic Memory was introduced with Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 and is used to reallocate memory between virtual machines that are running on a Hyper-V host. Improvements made within Windows Server 2012 Hyper-V include Minimum memory setting – being able to set a minimum value for the memory assigned to a virtual machine that is lower than the startup memory setting Hyper-V smart paging – which is paging that is used to enable a virtual machine to reboot while the Hyper-V host is under extreme memory pressure Memory ballooning – the technique used to reclaim unused memory from a virtual machine to be given to another virtual machine that has memory needs Runtime configuration – the ability to adjust the minimum memory setting and the maximum memory configuration setting on the fly while the virtual machine is running without requiring a reboot. Because a memory upgrade requires shutting down the virtual machine, a common challenge for administrators is upgrading the maximum amount of memory for a virtual machine as demand increases. For example, consider a virtual machine running SQL Server and configured with a maximum of 8 GB of RAM. Because of an increase in the size of the databases, the virtual machine now requires more memory. In Windows Server 2008 R2 with SP1, you must shut down the virtual machine to perform the upgrade, which requires planning for downtime and decreasing business productivity. With Windows Server 2012, you can apply that change while the virtual machine is running. [Click] As memory pressure on the virtual machine increases, an administrator can change the maximum memory value of the virtual machine, while it is running and without any downtime to the VM. Then, the Hot-Add memory process of the VM will ask for more memory and that memory is now available for the virtual machine to use. Physical memory pool Physischer Memory Pool Physical memory pool

Dynamic Memory Vorteile
3/28/2017 Dynamic Memory Vorteile Höhere Konsolidierungsraten Verbesserte Zuverlässigkeit von Hyper-V Operationen Möglichkeit den Maximalen Speicher ohne Downtime zu erhöhen VM1 VM2 Maximum Memory Minimum VMn Minimum Memory Maximum Maximum Memory Speicherverwendung für den Systemstart Speicherverwendung nach dem Systemstart Minimum Memory Hyper‑V Smart Paging File Location liefert zusätzlichen Speicher für den Systemstart Speicher wird nach dem Systemstart wieder frei gegeben Note: This slide is animated and has 2 clicks Hyper-V Smart Paging is a memory management technique that uses disk resources as additional, temporary memory when more memory is required to restart a virtual machine. This approach has both advantages and drawbacks. It provides a reliable way to keep the virtual machines running when no physical memory is available. However, it can degrade virtual machine performance because disk access speeds are much slower than memory access speeds. To minimize the performance impact of Smart Paging, Hyper-V uses it only when all of the following occur: The virtual machine is being restarted. No physical memory is available. No memory can be reclaimed from other virtual machines that are running on the host. Hyper-V Smart Paging is not used when: A virtual machine is being started from an off state (instead of a restart). Oversubscribing memory for a running virtual machine would result. A virtual machine is failing over in Hyper-V clusters. Hyper-V continues to rely on internal guest paging when host memory is oversubscribed because it is more effective than Hyper-V Smart Paging. With internal guest paging, the paging operation inside virtual machines is performed by Windows Memory Manager. Windows Memory Manager has more information than does the Hyper-V host about memory use within the virtual machine, which means it can provide Hyper-V with better information to use when it chooses the memory to be paged. Because of this, internal guest paging incurs less overhead to the system than Hyper-V Smart Paging. In this example, we have multiple VMs running, and we are restarting the last virtual machine. Normally, that VM would be using some amount of memory between the Minimum and Maximum values. In this case, the Hyper-V host is running fairly loaded and there isn’t enough memory available to give the virtual machine all of the startup value needed to boot. [Click] When this occurs, a Hyper-V Smart Paging file is created for the VM to give it enough RAM to be able to start. After some time, the Hyper-V host will use the Dynamic Memory techniques like ballooning to pull the RAM away from this or other virtual machines to free up enough RAM to bring all of the Smart Paging contents back off of the disk. Physischer Memory Pool Physischer Memory Pool Physischer Memory Pool Physischer Memory Pool Virtuelle Maschine startet mit Hyper‑V Smart Paging Smart Paging wird nach dem Systemstart aufgelöst

3/28/2017 Storage IT Anforderungen Windows Server 2012 R2 bietet: Hochleistungs Storage auf Industrie-Standard Hardware Kostengünstige Storage Lösung auf Enterprise Niveau Kontinuierliche Verfügbarkeit und umfangreiche Recovery Möglichkeiten Kontinuierliche Verfügbar-keit und SLA Einhaltung Umfassendes Storage- Management und Backup Effizientes Management der Storage Ressourcen Microsoft has been introducing several new storage features with Windows Server 2012, and is further expanding the range of capabilities and benefits with Windows Server 2012 R2. These innovative features and capabilities extend functionality in profound ways, including the ability to leverage inexpensive storage to create highly available, robust, and high performing storage solutions. These new Microsoft storage capabilities add dynamic functionality on each server and can work together to further enhance functionality at scale in large enterprise environments. IT demands: Less expensive, enterprise-class storage solution: Enterprise class performance and scale have traditionally been associated with high-end storage solutions. But not everyone can afford an expensive SAN – most customers are looking at options that gives them the same kind of reliability, resiliency and availability that high-end solutions offers but at the cost of industry-standard hardware. WS12R2 delivers: High-performance, reliable storage on industry-standard hardware: Leveraging industry-standard hardware as opposed to costly purpose-built storage devices or converged infrastructure hardware, Windows Server 2012 R2 is a cost-effective way of pursuing IT demands for high- performance and highly available storage: By adding new storage options, new file server scenarios and new features that help preserve uptime, the use of industry-standard hardware can help drive cost efficiency dramatically. Among other things, new features and updates in Windows Server 2012 R2 include: Storage Spaces with tiering: See separate slide SMB Direct (RDMA): Since Windows Server 2012, the SMB protocol includes support for Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA) network adapters, which allows storage performance capabilities that rival Fiber Channel. RDMA network adapters enable this performance capability by operating at full speed with very low latency due to the ability to bypass the kernel and perform write and read operations directly to and from memory. This capability is possible since reliable transport protocols are implemented on the adapter hardware and allow for zero-copy networking with kernel bypass. With this capability, applications, including SMB, can perform data transfers directly from memory, through the adapter, to the network, and then to the memory of the application requesting data from the file share. Data deduplication Offloaded Data Transfer (ODX) Native NVMe support IT demands: Guaranteed high levels of Service Level Agreement (SLA): Hardware fails, hardware needs to be replaced as they are close to their EOL, software requires patches and operating systems have to be updated and most organizations are used to this cycle. What doesn’t change is the SLA they have with their internal and external customers. Application owners still require uninterrupted access to their resources or services that you, as an enterprise or cloud datacenter administrator are providing them. WS12R2 delivers: Continuous application availability: Windows Server 2012 R2 reduces server downtime and application disruption by letting you store server application data on file shares and obtain a similar level of reliability, availability, manageability, and high performance that would typically be expected from a high-end Storage Area Network (SAN). Among other things, new features and updates in Windows Server 2012 R2 include: SMB Transparent Failover: Introduces in Windows Server 2012, SMB Transparent Failover allows you to transparently move SMB file shares between the file server cluster nodes, without interruption of service for the SMB client. This is useful for planned events (for example, when you need to perform maintenance on a node) or surprise events (for example, when a hardware failure causes a node to fail). This is achieved regardless of the kind of operation that was underway when the failure occurred. SMB Multichannel Per-share SMB Scale-out: One the main advantages of file storage over block storage is the ease of configuration, paired with the ability to configure folders that can be shared by multiple clients. SMB takes this one step further by introducing the SMB Scale-Out feature, which provides the ability to share the same folders from multiple nodes of the same cluster. This is made possible by the use of Cluster Shared Volume (CSV), which since Windows Server supports file sharing. For example, if you have a four-node file server cluster using SMB Scale-Out, an SMB client will be able to access the share from any of the four nodes. This active-active configuration lets you balance the load across cluster nodes by allowing an administrator to move clients without any service interruption. The following enhancements are new in Windows Server 2012 R2: Instead of per file server, SMB sessions can now also be managed per share. Scale-Out File Server clients are automatically redirected to best node with the nest storage connectivity, minimizing redirection traffic. Also, new in Windows Server R2, SMB Scale-out offers finer-grained load distribution by distributing workloads from a single client across many nodes of a scale-out file server. - Cluster-aware Updating Windows Azure Hyper-V Recovery Manager: see separate slide IT demands: Efficient management of storage resources: Whether customers use high-end storage solutions or industry standard solutions, efficiency of the use and management of valuable storage resources is critical. Not surprisingly, therefore, one of the most important focal areas is around managing the storage infrastructure both from a capacity and availability perspective. Customers are looking for efficient management and backup options that would let them manage their diverse infrastructure and have the ability to automate some of their mundane tasks. WS12R2 delivers: Comprehensive storage management and backup: Windows Server 2012 R2 provide great management and backup capabilities that help you better manage your storage capacity whether you have a single server or multiple servers, whether you have one class of storage or a variety of storage solutions, and whether you have a Windows only or a heterogeneous environment. Among other things, new features and updates in Windows Server 2012 R2 include: Online VHDX resize: Online VHDX resize allows for greater storage flexibility by allowing a virtual SCSI disk to either grow or shrink the VHDX file whilst attached to a running virtual machine. Thus the volume within the guest can be dynamically either expanded or reduced. Storage QoS: Storage QoS allows you to restrict disk throughput for overactive/disruptive virtual machines and can be configured dynamically while the virtual machine is running. For maximum bandwidth applications, it provides strict policies to throttle IO to a given VHD/VHDX to a maximum IO threshold. For minimum bandwidth applications, it provides policies for threshold warnings that alert of an IO starved VHD/VHDX when the bandwidth does not meet the minimum threshold. Unified storage management (SMI-S and WMI): To help improve storage management efficiency and offset that cost, Windows Server 2012 R2 comes with a set of storage management APIs and provider interfaces that will enable administrators to centrally manage disparate storage resources and solutions, like SANs and storage arrays, from a centralized “single pane of glass” interface. Manageable resources can include SANs that are SMI-S complaint, storage devices with proprietary hardware that has compatible third-party storage management providers, or storage devices that are already being allocated through the use of Storage Spaces. This storage management capability will allow administrators to configure and manage all of the storage devices throughout their organization or management sphere through an easy-to-use management interface that they are already familiar with, the Server Manager. By using Server Manager, administrators can populate server groups with file servers or storage clusters that leverage Storage Spaces, or reach out to populate manageable devices that have SMI-S agents enabled. SMI-S Provider for iSCSI Target Improved SMB diagnosability Windows Azure Backup: High Performance und Ausfallsicherheit zu einem Bruchteil der üblichen Kosten Storage Spaces inklusive automatischem Tiering RDMA Hardware Offloading für massive Verbesserung bei der Skalierbarkeit für SMB Workloads SMB Transparent Failover für Failoverzeiten < 25ms Fine-Grained, Per-Share SMB Scale-Out Windows Azure Hyper-V Recovery Manager Online VHDX Resize Storage QoS Unified Storage Management Windows Azure Backup © 2012 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows, and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries. The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.

Storage Tiering Storage Spaces
Inbox Storage Virtualisierung mit automatischem Tiering Verbesserte und kostengünstige Storage Performance mit Industrie-Standard Hardware Verwendung von Solid State Drives (SSD) und Hard Disk Drives (HDD) für Tiering in Storage Spaces High Priority Files können an das SSD-Tier „gepinnt“ werden Solid State Drives Storage tiering Hot Data This slide talks about the variety of storage innovation that Microsoft is driving forward with Windows Server R2 for on-premises as well as cloud-integrated contexts. As their storage needs keep growing, customers have a great opportunity to drive up storage reliability while driving down costs/ complexity. Storage tiering Storage tiering is an exciting example of how we’re driving storage cost-performance with industry standard hardware. The key principle here is to use low cost-high capacity spinning disks to store less frequently used data and reserve the high-speed solid state disks to store frequently used data. Storage tiering builds on storage virtualization offered by Storage Spaces by assigning solid state drives (SSD) and hard disk drives (HDD) to the same storage pool and using them as different tiers in the same tiered space. Windows Server recognizes the tiers and optimizes them by moving often used “hot” data to the SSD tier. Windows tracks data temperature and moves data at the sub-file level; only “hot” regions of a file (VHD, database, etc.) need to move to SSDs, the “cold” regions can reside on HDDs. Additional talking points: Performance improvements in file-based application storage – This will build on the innovation Microsoft delivered in Windows Server 2012 to deliver greater performance in file-based storage for workloads, including SQL Server. As an example, we expect significant IOPS improvements for a few IO classes, including SQL OLTP workloads. StorSimple cloud-integrated storage and Windows Azure – We will continue to integrate StorSimple from an engineering, marketing and business model standpoint. Flexible data protection with Windows Azure Backup – Windows Azure Backup integrates with the familiar backup tools in Windows Server 2012, Windows Server 2012 Essentials, and System Center 2012 Data Protection Manager so customers protect important server data offsite with automated backups to Azure, where it is available for easy data restoration. Windows Azure Backup is in public paid preview as of April As per current POR, we expect this service to be commercially available later this year. Cold Data Hard Disk Drives

Hyper-V Replica repliziert Änderungen
Windows Azure Hyper-V Recovery Manager Datacenter A System Center Virtual Machine Manager AD SQL Exch Health Monitoring Konfiguration Anmeldung Erstellen eines Recovery Plans Hyper-V Replica repliziert Änderungen Create a recovery plan Windows Azure Hyper-V Recovery Manager helps simplify the task of delivering service availability. For organizations with two or more datacenters looking to protect vital workloads running in their private cloud, Windows Azure Hyper-V Recovery Manager enables them to combine Windows Azure, System Center and Hyper-V Replica to deliver business continuity of workloads. Note Currently, the Hyper-V Recovery Manager feature is being offered as a limited customer preview to customers selected via an application process. Windows Azure Hyper-V Recovery Manager provides: Automated Protection: Private clouds can be protected by automating the replication of the virtual machines that compose them at a secondary location. The ongoing asynchronous replication of each VM is provided by Windows Server Hyper- V Replica. All communications with Windows Azure is encrypted and limited to the System Center Virtual Machine Manager server in each datacenter. Continuous Health Monitoring: Service availability at the primary datacenter is monitored by Windows Azure Hyper-V Recovery Manager on an ongoing basis. Workload data is not transferred to Windows Azure. Orchestrated Recovery: The service helps automate the orderly recovery of services in the event of a site outage at the primary datacenter. Virtual machines are started in an orchestrated fashion to help restore service quickly. This process can also be used for testing recovery without disruption to services, or temporarily transferring services to the secondary location. AD System Center Virtual Machine Manager SQL Orchestrates Recovery Plan für VMs oder Services für den Fall eines Ausfalls Exch Datacenter B

Server & Tools Business
3/28/2017 Windows Azure Backup Szenario 1 Szenario 2 Eine kleinere Anzahl von Servern, die abgesichert werden müssen. Aktuell ohne Backup-Lösung oder als Ersatz für eine vorhandene Lösung. Einsatz des Windows Server Backup-Tools. Eine größere Anzahl von Servern, die abgesichert werden müssen. Einsatz von System Center Data Protection Manager. When you’re in any of these situations… If you have a small number of serves to protect and you currently have no backup solution or you are using the in box Windows Server back up tool on these servers, Windows Azure Back is an option. Downloading and installing the Agent onto the servers will enable the in box Windows Server tool to communicate with Windows Azures. If you are already using System Center 2012 and using DPM for protection and you want to keep replicas offsite, Windows Azure backup can integrate with DPM once System Center 2012 SP1 is installed. As with scenario 1, once the Windows Azure Agent is downloaded and installed on the DPM server, it can communicate with Windows Azure Backup service. If you’re already using System Center… You can start using Windows Azure Backup today – it integrates with Data Protection Manager If you’re a small business or branch office… If you have a small number of servers to protect, Windows Azure Backup integrates with the in-box Windows Server backup tools you may already be using It’s suitable for any workload File servers, SharePoint, SQL, Exchange, and others Windows Server Windows Server DPM Server © 2012 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows, and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries. The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.

3/28/2017 Networking IT Anforderungen Windows Server 2012 R2 bietet: Software-Defined Netzwerkinfrastruktur Vereinfachte Verwendung von Netzwerkressourcen in einer Multi-Tenant, Cross-Premises-Umgebung High-Performance Networking Kontinuierlich verfügbare und ausfallsichere Netzwerkinfrastruktur Verbesserte Verwaltbarkeit und Diagnose Bessere Kontrolle und umfassendere Erweiterbarkeit In a hybrid cloud world, customers are looking at their datacenters as datacenters without boundaries – i.e., datacenters that can grow beyond one physical geographic location either into other datacenters they own, datacenters that are part of a service provider cloud or the public cloud with Windows Azure. To enable hybrid clouds for them, they need networking infrastructure that scales to growing demand and changes and that can support workload mobility cross datacenters. IT demands: Simplified use of network resources in a multitenant, cross-premises environment To enable multi-tenant IT services and/or hybrid clouds, there is a need to simplify the network complexity involved in migrating virtual machines – from changing IP addresses, modifying applications, changing network ACLs etc. WS12R2 delivers: Software-defined network infrastructure Software-defined networking enhances the management of modern networks by providing the ability for applications to control access to network resources dynamically. A key enabler of SDN is that it uses networking functionality that has been moved to the virtual switch, providing the ability to modify packets in transit and enabling integration of more advanced switch extensions. Finally, SDN also brings the benefit of unifying the management of both the physical and virtual infrastructure. Among other things, new features and updates in Windows Server 2012 R2 include: - Hyper-V Network Virtualization: With Hyper‑V Network Virtualization in Windows Server 2012 R2, you can isolate network traffic from different business units or customers on a shared infrastructure and not be required to use VLANs. Hyper‑V Network Virtualization also lets you move virtual machines as needed within your virtual infrastructure while preserving their virtual network assignments. Finally, you can even use Hyper‑V Network Virtualization to transparently integrate these private networks into a preexisting infrastructure on another site. Hyper‑V Network Virtualization extends the concept of server virtualization to allow multiple virtual networks, potentially with overlapping IP addresses, to be deployed on the same physical network. With Hyper‑V Network Virtualization, you can set policies that isolate traffic in your dedicated virtual network independently of the physical infrastructure. On the same physical network, with Hyper-V Network Virtualization, you can run multiple virtual network infrastructures and you can have overlapping IP addresses with each virtual network infrastructure acting as if it was the only one running on the shared physical network infrastructure. - Hyper-V Extensible Switch Multi-tenant site-to-site VPN gateway: In Windows Server 2012, we introduced a feature called cross-premises connectivity, with provides VPN site- to-site functionality (within the remote access role) to help establish cross-premises connectivity between enterprises and hosting service providers. Cross-premises connectivity enables enterprises to connect to private subnets in a hosted cloud network. It also enables connectivity between geographically separate enterprise locations. However, some of the limitations of this feature were that you needed one gateway per tenant (two for HA), you could only do host-level clustering, there were limited routing capabilities and a lack of Internet NAT. Consider the situation where a hoster needs to be able to connect customers to their own resources provisioned within the hoster's cloud environment. In Windows Server 2012, the hoster would have to provide a separate server to server (S2S) virtual private networking (VPN) virtual machine for each customer or implement a third-party multi-tenant VPN gateway. Now with Windows Server 2012 R2, you no longer require a separate third-party multi-tenant VPN gateway, as this feature is now built in to the operating system. This function can provide a seamless connection over a S2S VPN link between multiple external organizations and the resources that those organizations own in a hosted cloud. It also enables connectivity between physical and virtual networks, enterprise data centers, and hosting organizations, and between enterprise networks and Windows Azure. High availability is provided through guest clustering using a hot standby node available. A dynamic link library ensures any routing configuration is synced from the active node to the hot standby, and when the standby becomes active, the routing configuration is applied. To ensure that routes are updated dynamically, Windows Server 2012 R2 implements Border Gateway Protocol and incorporates multitenant-aware Network Address Translation (NAT) for Internet access. - Standards-based switch configuration: Today’s datacenters are made up of different classes of devices – e.g. load balancers, power distribution units, baseboard management controllers (BMCs), top-of-rack (TOR) switches, routers, etc. - from a variety of device manufacturers. With the explosion of datacenters the need to automate management of such devices in a consistent way is more important than ever. Since most of these devices are managed via different protocols and schemas, and in some instances, proprietary solutions, customers are asking for a consistent developer abstraction layer for interacting with the wide array of devices & vendors, similar to the Hardware Abstraction Layer that Windows provides to application developers. One of the core innovations of Windows Server 2012 was Standards Based Management. As part of this effort, a significant amount of work was done in the management stack of Windows Server 2012 to make WMI + WSMan + PowerShell work with devices that implement DMTF's CIM standards. As a continuation of this effort, Windows Server 2012 R2 includes a device management abstraction layer – referred to as the datacenter abstraction layer (DAL) - that further reduces the complexity of heterogeneous device management., with the goal that devices can be easily managed and configured using standards technologies and based on the same DAL architecture. Windows Server 2012 R2 will allow customers to 1) enable device management using a common abstraction layer, working over standard protocol and schema; 2) move from a complex datacenter device world into a world of well-defined, standard based components; and 3) build ready to use solution for device management right in Windows. IT demands: Continuously available and resilient network infrastructure: IT needs to help ensure that services are running continuously without any interruption. This means that there is automatic recovery from both software and hardware failures, with the need for an IT Pro or network administrator to fix issues in the middle of night now eliminated. Imagine multiple services sharing common infrastructure and having the ability to get a consistent bandwidth for each of these services and finally provide a common infrastructure that supports a heterogeneous/multi vendor environment. WS12R2 delivers: High-performance networking: Customers want to get the best performance out of the hardware they have – whether they are industry standard hardware or high end hardware that they have already invested in. Poor network performance are primarily because of two reasons – limitations in network bandwidth, limitations in the processing power -, and these typically affect availability and resiliency of the network infrastructure directly. A considerable amount of work has been done in Windows Server 2012 R2 to extract great and predictable performance inbox, as well as to make the most out of next generation hardware. Among other things, new features and updates in Windows Server 2012 R2 include: SMB Direct (RDMA) Single Root I/O Virtualization: Single Root I/O Virtualization (SR-IOV) is a standard introduced by the PCI-SIG, the special-interest group that owns and manages PCI specifications as open industry standards. SR-IOV works in conjunction with system chipset support for virtualization technologies that provide remapping of interrupts and Direct Memory Access, and allows SR-IOV-capable devices to be assigned directly to a virtual machine. Introduced with Windows Server 2012, Hyper-V enables support for SR‑IOV-capable network devices and allows an SR‑IOV virtual function of a physical network adapter to be assigned directly to a virtual machine. This increases network throughput and reduces network latency while also reducing the host CPU overhead required for processing network traffic. You can configure your systems to maximize the use of host system processors and memory to effectively handle the most demanding workloads. These Hyper-V features let enterprises take full advantage of the largest available host systems to deploy mission-critical, tier-1 business applications with large, demanding workloads. And unlike with competitive implementations of SR-IOV, key features such as live migration, high availability and fault tolerance are still supported. Virtual Receive-Side Scaling NIC Teaming: see separate slide IT demands: Greater control and more extensibility: Better manageability and control is one of the most important challenges customers face. This spans from the ability to automate regular tasks to having the control over the entire IP address infrastructure, no matter what the size of your organization is, to having the ability to get the best performance on a multi-site environment, and finally to providing enterprises and hosting providers with a way to track resource usage and build chargeback/show-back solutions. WS12R2 delivers: Improved manageability and diagnostics: Windows Server 2012 R2 builds on the networking advances in Windows Server 2012 with an array of new and enhanced features that help reduce networking complexity while lowering costs and simplifying management tasks. With Windows Server 2012 R2, IT administrators have tools to automate and consolidate networking processes and resources. Among other things, new features and updates in Windows Server 2012 R2 include: Resource metering: Hyper-V in Windows Server 2012 R2 helps providers build a multitenant environment in which virtual machines can be served to multiple clients in a more isolated and secure way. Because a single client may have many virtual machines, aggregation of resource use data can be a challenging task. However, Windows Server R2 simplifies this task by using resource pools, a feature available in Hyper-V. Resource pools are logical containers that collect the resources of the virtual machines that belong to one client, permitting single-point querying of the client’s overall resource use. Resource Metering in Windows Server 2012 R2 can measure the following: The average CPU, in megahertz, used by a virtual machine over a period of time. The average physical memory, in megabytes, used by a virtual machine over a period of time. The lowest amount of physical memory, in megabytes, assigned to a virtual machine over a period of time. The highest amount of physical memory, in megabytes, assigned to a virtual machine over a period of time. The highest amount of disk space capacity, in megabytes, allocated to a virtual machine over a period of time. The total incoming network traffic, in megabytes, for a virtual network adapter over a period of time. The total outgoing network traffic, in megabytes, for a virtual network adapter over a period of time. Virtual IP Address Management: See separate slide QoS management: Since Windows Server 2012, you can manage QoS policies and settings dynamically with Windows PowerShell. The QoS cmdlets support both the QoS functionalities available in Windows Server R2—such as maximum bandwidth and priority tagging—and new features that became available in Windows Server 2012, such as minimum bandwidth. QoS minimum bandwidth benefits vary from public cloud hosting providers to enterprises. Most hosting providers and enterprises today use a dedicated network adapter and a dedicated network for a specific type of workload such as storage or live migration to help achieve network performance isolation on a server running Hyper‑V. For service providers, QoS management allows them to host customers on a server running Hyper‑V and still be able to provide a certain level of performance based on SLAs. It also helps them to ensure that customers won’t be affected or compromised by other customers on their shared infrastructure, which includes computing, storage, and network resources. For enterprises, QoS management allows them to run multiple application servers on a server running Hyper‑V and be confident that each application server will deliver predictable performance, eliminating the fear of virtualization due to lack of performance predictability. DNS traffic management: There has been increasing demand for a feature where the customer can control the resolution of certain DNS records based on the client information. With the advent of global markets and hosted server farms serving to different part of the world, providing geo-politically apt answers to DNS queries is required for better Quality of Service to end users. For the enterprise customers who want to deploy split-horizon DNS to separate the internal and external queries, maintaining two different versions of the server is a management headache. A solution to this problem is to allow customers to maintain the records at the same place while deciding resolution policies based on the incoming query. In Windows Server 2012 R2, DNS traffic management enhances the existing DNS Server Plugin to Custom Policy Plugin and uses ZoneScopes to provide DNSSEC support (including online signing and automation of key creation and rollover) for DNS data served by a Customer Logic. Hybrid Networking mit bahnbrechender Flexibilität und Performance Hyper-V Netzwerk- virtualisierung und Multi- Tenant Site-to-Site VPN Gateway Standards-Based Switch Konfiguration Single Root I/O Virtualization mit Unterstützung für Live Migrationen und HA NIC Teaming mit verbesserter Load- Balancing Performance Resource Metering Virtual IP Address Management QoS Management DNS Traffic Management © 2012 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows, and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries. The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.

3/28/2017 Software-Defined Networking /24 Blue Company Red Company /24 Features In-box Multi-Tenant Edge Gateway für transparente Verbindungen zwischen physischen & und virtuellen Netzwerken Isolierte virtuelle Netzwerke auf gemeinsam genutzter Netzwerkinfrastruktur Standards-Based automatisierte Switch Konfiguration Partner Ecosystem Support Vorteile Offen, erweiterbar und auf Standards basierende Lösung Bietet Flexibilität, Automatisierung und Kontrolle Transparente Verbindung von On-Premise und Off-Premise Netzwerken, physisch und virtuell Vereinfacht BYOIP Szenarien und die Kundenanbindung an Service Provider Clouds Site-to-Site Verbindung Site-to-Site Verbindung NVGRE: Network Virtualization for Generic Routing Encapsulation Talking points Networking is fundamental to the datacenter and customers are generally familiar with how it’s done – so networking is just taken as a “given”. We believe there’s lot of upside in helping customers rethink how they approach networking (through a combination of software and hardware) in a private or hybrid cloud computing environment. To transform networking, customers need to think about networking in the same way that they think about compute – i.e. as a shared, automated pool of capacity. They also need to think about how to reduce operational complexity in networking. Finally, they need a solution that can seamlessly bridge on-premises and off-premises networks. To address the above, Microsoft is committed to delivering on an open, extensible & standards- based solution that has its origin in how we deliver networking for global hi-scale online services like Windows Azure or Bing. It turns out that our key learning is centered around the promises of flexibility, automation and control. Specific bullets Isolated virtual networks running on shared network infrastructure – Hyper-V Network Virtualization in Windows Server 2012 is key to abstracting the physical network intricacies from apps/workloads. This is key to meeting the multitenancy and isolation requirements that exist in service provider or large enterprise IT organizations (that serve multiple LOB constituents or dev/test/production environments). This needs to be reiterated as it is the foundation of our software-defined promise and solves a key customer need today. Many customers have asked us for the ability to deeply integrate Hyper-V networking into their existing network infrastructure, their existing monitoring and security tools, or with other types of specialized functionality – to meet that need, Windows Server 2012 also introduced the Hyper-V Extensible Switch that enables easy extensions of our hypervisor platform. In-box multitenant edge gateway for seamless connectivity between physical & virtual networks – This software-based gateway will help customers easily extend their datacenter into a service provider environment by providing a termination point for site to site connectivity and enabling end-users access company resources that might be hosted at the service provider. Simultaneously, the gateway will be multitenant aware and hence enables the service provider to drive operational efficiency by enabling multiple customer connections terminate on it. More importantly, the gateway enables seamless bridging between the customers’ physical and virtual networks (NV-GRE based) by offering the necessary translation, thereby enabling broader adoption of hybrid networking with bring-your- own-IP (BYOIP) enablement. It should be noted that System Center Virtual Machine Manager is needed to provision and configure remote access and Hyper-V Network Virtualization in this context. Self-service virtual network provisioning and management – Enterprises can easily connect their on-premises infrastructure to service providers by using a self-service experience to provision and manage connectivity and access. This self-service experience will be delivered through Windows Azure Services for Windows Server technologies that we’re now introducing to enterprises too. Standards-based automated network switch configuration - Transforming the datacenter involves abstracting storage, compute and network resources from their underlying physical hardware and manage them in a standardized manner. To support this thinking, Microsoft will enable a plugin for System Center Virtual Machine Manager to manage top-of-rack network switches that support OMI. We’re working with our networking OEM partners to assure availability of hardware that meet this requirement. Partner ecosystem support – A variety of partners have extended their support to offer solutions like merchant silicon, Hyper-V Switch extensions and NVGRE gateways. We will continue to work with these partners to offer customers the choice of networking solutions to best meet their needs. Multi-Tenant VPN Gateway NVGRE Service Provider Cloud © 2012 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows, and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries. The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.

Geteamter Netzwerkadapter
NIC Teaming Sorgt für Ausfallsicherheit des Netzwerkes Neu in R2: verbesserte LBFO Performance Anbieterunabhängig und ins System integriert Bietet lokales und Remotemangement durch Windows Power Shell oder mittels User Interface Ermöglicht Teams mit bis zu 32 Netzwerk Ports Aggregiert Bandbreite von mehreren Netzwerkports Unterstützt unterschiedliche Konfigurationen: Switch abhängig und Switch unabhängig Betriebssystem Virtuelle Adapter Geteamter Netzwerkadapter Geteamter Netzwerkadapter NIC Teaming Note to presenter: 3 clicks to complete build. Windows Server 2012 helps you provide fault tolerance on your network adapters without having to buy additional hardware and software. Windows Server 2012 includes NIC Teaming as a new feature, which allows multiple network interfaces to work together as a team, preventing connectivity loss if one network adapter fails. It allows a server to tolerate network adapter and port failure up to the first switch segment. NIC Teaming also allows you to aggregate bandwidth from multiple network adapters, for example, so four 1‑gigabyte (GB) network adapters can provide an aggregate of 4 GB/second of throughput. In Windows Server 2012 R2, the load-balancing algorithms have been enhanced with the goal to better utilize all NICs in the team, significantly improving performance. The advantages of a Windows teaming solution are that it works with all network adapter vendors, spares you from most potential problems that proprietary solutions cause, provides a common set of management tools for all adapter types, and is fully supported by Microsoft. Teaming network adapters involves the following: NIC Teaming configurations. Two or more physical network adapters connect to the NIC Teaming solution’s multiplexing unit and present one or more “virtual adapters” (team network adapters) to the operating system. Algorithms for traffic distribution. Several different algorithms distribute inbound and outbound traffic between the network adapters. Team network adapters exist in third-party NIC Teaming solutions to divide traffic by virtual local area network (VLAN) so that applications can connect to different VLANs simultaneously. Like other commercial implementations of NIC Teaming, Windows Server 2012 has this capability. Physische Adapter oder Interfaces

Virtuelles IP Address Management
Provides network fault tolerance and continuous availability when network adapters fail by teaming multiple network interfaces. New in R2: Enhanced LBFO performance. Vendor agnostic and shipped inbox. Provides local or remote management through Windows PowerShell or UI. Enables teams of up to network adapters. Aggregates bandwidth from multiple network adapters. Includes multiple nodes: switch dependent and independent. Integriertes Feature für das Management von IP Adressen, Domainnamen und Geräteidentitäten Neu in R2: virtualisiertes IP Address Space Management (IPAM) Nahtlose Integration mit Microsoft DNS und DHCP Servern Bietet zentrales und Benutzerspezifisches: Monitoring, Reporting und Management der IP Adressbereiche Überwacht Server Konfigurations- änderungen und prüft die Verwendung von IP Adresse Migriert IP Adressdaten aus Tabellen und anderen Tools Verteilte IPAM Architektur Domain copr.woodbridge.com Domain europe.corp.woodbridge.com IPAM Server (UK) DHCP, DNS, DC, und NPS Server IPAM server (Redmond) Site: UK Branch office Domain fareast.corp.woodbridge.com IPAM Server (Hyderabad) DHCP, DNS, DC, und NPS Server IPAM Server (Bangalore) DHCP, DNS, DC, und NPS Server Windows Server 2012 introduced IP Address Management (IPAM), a framework for discovering, monitoring, auditing, and managing the physical IP address space and the associated infrastructure servers on a corporate network. Windows Server R2 adds virtual IP address space management. IPAM gives you a choice of two main architectures: Distributed, where an IPAM server is deployed at every site in an enterprise. This mode of deployment is largely preferred to reduce network latency in managing infrastructure servers from a centralized IPAM server. Centralized, where one IPAM server is deployed in an enterprise. This will be deployed even in case of the distributed mode. This way administrators would have one single console to visualize, monitor, and manage the entire IP address space of the network and also the associated infrastructure servers. An example of the distributed IPAM deployment method is shown in this figure, with one IPAM server located at the corporate headquarters and others at each branch office. There is no communication or database sharing between different IPAM servers in the enterprise. If multiple IPAM servers are deployed, you can customize the scope of discovery for each IPAM server or filter the list of managed servers. A single IPAM server might manage a specific domain or location, perhaps with a second IPAM server configured as a backup. IPAM monitoring IPAM periodically attempts to locate the domain controller, DNS, and DHCP servers on the network that are within the scope of discovery that you specify and allow manual addition of Network Policy Server (NPS). You must choose whether these servers are managed by IPAM or unmanaged. To be managed by IPAM, server security settings and firewall ports must be configured to allow the IPAM server access to perform the required monitoring and configuration functions. You can choose to manually configure these settings or use Group Policy objects (GPOs) to configure them automatically. If you choose the automatic method, settings are applied when a server is marked as managed, and settings are removed when it is marked as unmanaged. The IPAM server communicates with managed servers by using a remote procedure call (RPC) or WMI interface, as shown here. IPAM monitors domain controllers and servers running NPS for IP address tracking purposes. In addition to monitoring functions, several DHCP server and scope properties can be configured by using IPAM. Zone status monitoring and a limited set of configuration functions are also available for DNS servers. IPAM supports Active Directory–based auto-discovery of DNS and DHCP servers on the network. Discovery is based on the domains and server roles selected during configuration of the scope of discovery. IPAM discovers the domain controller, DNS servers, and DHCP servers in the network and confirms their availability based on role-specific protocol transactions. In addition to automatic discovery, IPAM also supports the manual addition of a server to the list of servers in the IPAM system. Managed servers Configuring the manageability status of a server as Managed indicates that it is part of the IPAM server’s managed environment. Data is retrieved from managed servers to display in various IPAM views. The type of data that is gathered depends on the server role. Unmanaged servers Configuring the manageability status of a server as Unmanaged indicates that the server is considered to be outside the IPAM server’s managed environment. No data is collected by IPAM from these servers. IPAM data collection tasks IPAM schedules the following tasks to retrieve data from managed servers to populate the IPAM views for monitoring and management. You can also modify these tasks by using Task Scheduler. Server Discovery. Automatically discovers domain controllers, DHCP servers, and DNS servers in the domains that you select. Server Configuration. Collects configuration information from DHCP and DNS servers for display in IP address space and server management functions. Address Use. Collects IP address space use data from DHCP servers for display of current and historical use. Event Collection. Collects DHCP and IPAM server operational events. Also collects events from domain controllers, NPS, and DHCP servers for IP address tracking. Server Availability. Collects service status information from DHCP and DNS servers. Service Monitoring. Collects DNS zone status events from DNS servers. Address Expiry. Tracks IP address expiry state and logs notifications. DHCP, DNS, DC, und NPS Server Site: Redmond Head office Site: Hyderabad Branch office Site: Bangalore Branch office

3/28/2017 Server Management und Automatisierung IT Anforderungen Windows Server 2012 R2 bietet: Standards-Based- Management Konsistentes Management für unterschiedliche Rechenzentrumsressourcen Vereinfachtes Multi-Server- Management Effizientes Management für lokale und remote Server Zuverlässige Automatisierung Kosteneffizientes Management für weitere Tasks IT Pros today face the challenge of managing and maintaining an increasing number of mission-critical servers and services, all with fewer resources. Windows Server 2012 R2 addresses this problem by adopting enhanced standard models, protocols, and APIs, and by offering new and improved features in Windows PowerShell and Server Manager. Together, these enhancements help administrators manage multiserver environments and automate multi-tenant clouds more efficiently and cost effectively. IT demands: Consistent management of diverse datacenter resources: Datacenter infrastructure has become complex: Multiple industry standards are confusing hardware vendors, and customers are looking for guidance on how to best automate their datacenter while adopting a standards- based management approach supporting their investments in multiple vendors and platforms. WS12R2 delivers: Standards-based management: Windows Server 2012 R2 enhances the manageability of datacenters through significant improvements in the standards-based infrastructure. It does this by delivering application programming interfaces (APIs) that are easier for developers and IT Pros to use. These APIs provide support for recent standards and add new kinds of Windows PowerShell cmdlets that make it simpler and more cost-effective to connect to and manage multiple servers and devices in the datacenter. Among other things, new features and updates in Windows Server 2012 R2 include: Windows Management Framework see separate slide Standards-based switch management One of the core innovations of Windows Server 2012 was Standards Based Management. As part of this effort, a significant amount of work was done in the management stack of Windows Server 2012 to make WMI + WSMan + PowerShell work with devices that implement DMTF's CIM standards. As a continuation of this effort, Windows Server 2012 R2 includes a device management abstraction layer – referred to as the datacenter abstraction layer (DAL) - that further reduces the complexity of heterogeneous device management, with the goal that devices can be easily managed and configured using standards-based technologies and are based on the same DAL architecture. Windows Server 2012 R2 will allow customers to 1) enable device management using a common abstraction layer, working over standard protocol and schema; 2) move from a complex datacenter device world into a world of well-defined, standard based components; and 3) build ready to use solution for device management right in Windows IT demands: Efficient, local and remote management of server resources: Customers are looking for greater flexibility and scale in managing physical and virtual environments, both locally based in a datacenter, and those that are located in a remote location from the datacenter. They want to be able to easily facilitate tasks such as remote role and feature deployment to both physical and virtual servers, or remote role and feature management, for their multiserver and cloud environments. WS12R2 delivers: Simplified multi-server management: Windows Server 2012 R2 helps to improve manageability in the datacenter so you can manage multiple servers easily with a clear and powerful role-centric dashboard, simplify the processes of configuring new servers, and deploy roles and features even to remote servers and offline virtual hard disks. Among other things, new features and updates in Windows Server 2012 R2 include: Server Manager: In Windows Server 2012, the deployment capabilities were extended to support robust remote deployment of roles and features. Using Server Manager, IT Pros can provision servers from their desktops without requiring either physical access to the systems or the need to enable RDP connection to each server. Server Manager can deploy both roles and features in a single session using the unified Add Roles and Features Wizard. The Add Roles and Features Wizard performs validation passes on a server you select for deployment as part of the installation process; there’s no need to pre-verify that a server in your Server Manager server pool is properly configured to support a role. Administrators can deploy roles and features to offline virtual hard disks from Server Manager. In a single session in the Add Roles and Features Wizard, you can add your desired roles and features to an offline virtual hard disk, allowing for faster and simpler repetition and consistency of desired configurations. Windows Server Essentials Experience: In the past, if a larger SMB that already had Windows Server Standard deployed but wanted the features that WSE provides as well they would have had to deploy an additional physical or virtual server with WSE installed to provide this functionality. In order to eliminate the need of additional HW or VM instances necessary to do this moving forward we have made the features of WSE a server role on higher editions of Windows Server. Just like any other server role, during setup (or later) the admin can add the WSE role and effectively “turn on” the great features WSE provides without changing their topology or HW setup. IT demands: Cost-effective management of more tasks: Increasing business agility by more efficiently managing services must come in a cost-effective manner. IT budgets historically spend 60 to 80% of the overall budget just to keep services running smoothly which means that the greater the efficiency of datacenter operations, the more money there is to focus on new services. In addressing these needs, IT Pros need to work within budget limitations by developing a standardized approach to managing server environments and look for opportunities to automate as much of the datacenter operations as possible. WS12R2 delivers: Robust automation Windows PowerShell offers comprehensive, resilient, and simple automation of your Windows Servers to help you manage most server roles and aspects of the datacenter. Powershell sessions to remote servers are resilient and can withstand various types of interruptions. In addition, learning Windows PowerShell has become much easier than ever through improved cmdlet discovery, simplified, consistent syntax across all cmdlets and an integrated scripting environment. Among other things, new features and updates in Windows Server 2012 R2 include: Windows PowerShell 4.0: See separate slide Intellisense Integrated Scripting Environment: Introduced with Windows Server 2012 R2, the Windows PowerShell Integrated Scripting Environment (ISE) allows beginning users to ease into Windows PowerShell and provide advanced editing support for scripters. Some of the key features of ISE are: Show-Command pane lets users find and run cmdlets in a dialog box. IntelliSense provides context-sensitive command completion for cmdlet and script names, parameter names and enumerated values, and property and method names. IntelliSense also supports paths, types, and variables. Desired state configuration: The Desired State Configuration (DSC) capabilities are a part of Windows Powershell 4.0 in Windows Server R2 and enable you to ensure that the components of your data center have the correct configuration. DSC is a set of PowerShell language extensions and providers which enable declarative, autonomous and idempotent (repeatable) Deployment, Configuration and Conformance of Standards-based managed elements. Desired State Configuration in PowerShell enables an IT Pro, Developer or a fabric controller to define the exact configuration of target nodes (computers or devices) and prevent “configuration drift”. Gesteigerte Verwaltungseffizienz für verteilte Rechenzentren Windows Management Framework Standards-Based-Switch- Management Server Manager Windows Server Essentials Experience Windows PowerShell 4.0 IntelliSense integrated Scripting Environment Desired State Configuration © 2012 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows, and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries. The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.

Windows Management Framework
3/28/2017 Windows Management Framework Maximieren Sie den Nutzen des Windows Management Framework IT Pro Tool Developer Solution Provider Standard APIs: MI Client, Windows PowerShell, Open Data Protocol (OData) Standard Protokolle: WS-Management, REST, HTTP, PSRP Windows Management Framework Standards: Common Information Model (CIM) Schema, Storage Management Initiative Specification (SMI-S) We live in an ecosystem of windows and non windows devices Standard models – describing instrumentation – based on CIM – how you describe and expose the management components for devices Standard protocol – access to server/machine – WS-Man, REST, http or powershell remoting Standard API set – MIClient improvements, PowerShell and ODATA – all improved in the box. Helps consumers leverage these common tools to build tools and solutions for the Windows platform with greater flexibility and capability As we move to a Cloud Optimized OS, this enables this. Storage Operating System Devices Disk Managed Objects

Windows Server Essentials Experience
Essentials Funktionen werden durch eine dedizierte Server Rolle in Windows Server Standard and Windows Server Datacenter aktiviert Einfacher Deploymentassistent, der die Konfiguration der wichtigsten Rollen für den ersten Server durchführt Windows Server 2012 Essentials provides an end-to-end integrated setup that installs and configures many of the roles and features of Windows Server 2012 according to best practices configuration for small business environments. This provides customers with immediate out-of-the-box value and productivity. However, because Windows Server Essentials 2012 has its own, non-standard server deployment experience, future investment of server deployment for cloud and hosting environments could have been difficult to leverage. Furthermore, Windows Server Essentials 2012 has to be a domain controller which usually rules out the possibility of Windows Server Essentials 2012 to be a second server in an IT environment. In Windows Server 2012 R2, the Windows Server Essentials user experience is integrated as a Windows Server role, referred to as Windows Server Essentials Experience. The server role integration enables the following technical capabilities: - Standard deployment approach with other server roles and features, including offline imaging. - Remote and batch deployment via Server Manager, which is optimized for hosting environment - Support for domain join and deployment on an existing domain controller, which offers more deployment flexibility including 2nd server deployments and branch office deployments. With these changes, more customers will be able to enjoy the benefits of the simplified Windows Server Essentials experience. Optional unbeaufsichtigtes Deployment und Konfiguration über die PowerShell

Windows PowerShell 4.0 Key Features: Breitere Abdeckung
3/28/2017 Windows PowerShell 4.0 Key Features: Breitere Abdeckung Leistungsfähiges Management durch mehr als Cmdlets Windows PowerShell Web Access Bessere Performance On-the-Fly Kompilierung – Skripte laufen bis zu 6x schneller Performance Verbesserungen Gesteigerte Zuverlässigkeit Robuste Session Konnektivität Disconnected Sessions Session Configuration Files Job Scheduling Windows PowerShell Workflow Windows Powershell 3.0 was introduced with Windows Server 2012 and included the following new and enhanced features: More Intuitive Enhanced ISE with Intellisense Simplified language syntax Updatable help system Easy command discovery and import Broader Coverage Over 2,300 cmdlets across Windows Support for thriving community Script Explorer & Script Library Greater Resiliency Robust session connectivity Integrated workflow Connect/disconnect remote sessions Scheduled jobs PowerShell 3.0 is a better 2.0 Many suggestions addressed On-the-fly compilation allows scripts to run up to 6x faster Enhanced interactive console experience Core cmdlet and provider improvements Intuitiver Integrated Scripting Environment 3.0: IntelliSense | Code Snippets Syntax Vereinfachung Cmdlet Discovery und Auto-Loading von Modulen Aktualisierbare Hilfe Script-Sharing

Web und Anwendungsplattform
Windows Server Management Marketing 3/28/2017 Web und Anwendungsplattform Entwickler IT Anforderungen Windows Server 2012 R2 bietet: Flexible Anwendungs- entwicklung: On-Premise und in der Cloud Erweitern Sie die Reichweite Ihrer Anwendungen Skalierbare und elastische Anwendungs- und Web- Plattform Steigern Sie die Leistung und Effizienz von Anwendungen und Websites Offene Web-Plattform Nutzen Sie ihr vorhandenes Wissen und Entwickler Know-how Windows Server 2012 R2 is an open application and web platform that lets you build symmetrical and hybrid applications and high-density web sites for the data center and the cloud. In addition to the rapid growth of the Internet, more and more enterprise applications are moving to a web model, given the importance cloud computing considerations are taking with both ISVs and inhouse developers. Because of the increased agility and flexibility private and public cloud computing is offering IT, new application development needs to take into account that the application may need to run either on- premises or off-premises. Developers and IT ops also needs to think about how their applications can become scalable and elastic production IT services while meeting the service level expectations of the application owners and their end users. So being aware and managing resources of web-based applications is becoming a key consideration. Finally, the reuse of existing development skills and knowledge provides for a significant productivity advantage as customers roll out new apps. To sum up, key business drivers that call for an open web and application platform include: Building and running next-generation applications both on-premises and in the cloud Operating flexible and dynamic datacenters across premises Protecting and gaining leverage from existing investments and infrastructure Scaling web applications while managing resources optimally Reusing development skills and knowledge Flexibility to build on premises and in the cloud Windows Server 2012 enables hybrid and symmetrical applications across premises and private, hosted, and Windows Azure public clouds. This is important as developers need to think about how to build and deploy next-generation applications, many of which will be cloud applications. For example, developers may want to run applications that they developed for Azure on premises – programming symmetry and common development tools between Windows Server 2012 and Windows Azure can help achieve this goal. Programming symmetry: Windows Server is a proven application platform with thousands of applications already built and deployed and a community of millions of knowledgeable and skilled developers already in place. Windows Server 2012 offers programming languages and tools, such as Microsoft Visual Studio and Microsoft .NET Framework, that span on-premises and cloud environments. With these tools, developers can work in a single, unified environment to build solutions for Windows Server and Windows Azure cloud platforms. Developers can use these programming tools across web, application, and data tiers for locally deployed applications and for private and public cloud solutions. They provide the ability to use the same development model between Windows Server 2012 and Windows Azure. This programming symmetry is complemented by the rich and comprehensive experience of working in Visual Studio. Whether developers work in house or as third-party solution providers, they can write code and use common workflows and rules to create on-premises, cloud-based, or hybrid applications from within a unified Windows development environment. Virtual machine portability: With virtual machine portability between Windows Server and Windows Azure, you gain the ability to leverage infrastructure on your terms: You can easily bring your own customized Windows Server images without changing existing code; retain full control of your images and maintain them as your business requires, saving you time and money. You can increase IT flexibility by enabling the provisioning, management and movement of virtual machines across on-premises environments and Windows Azure, enabling IT to use a common set of tools configure virtual machine workloads, and enjoying support of the Open Virtualization Format (OVF), a Distributed Management Task Force (DMTF) standard for packaging and distributing virtual machines Hybrid applications: Most organizations today are using—or are planning for—a combination of on-premises and off- premises IT resources and tools, resulting in “hybrid” environments that comprise on-premises and cloud environments. With Windows Server 2012, your organization can protect its existing investment in on- premises applications as you begin to move to the cloud, and you can manage your applications in a unified way. Scalable and elastic application and web platform Windows Server 2012 provides frameworks, services, and tools to increase scalability and elasticity for applications that support multitenancy and that improve website density and efficiency. This is important not only for enterprise ITPro’s, but also to enable service providers to more effectively build, provision, and manage a hosting environment. NUMA-Aware Scalability: NUMA refers to a computer architecture in multiple-processor systems in which the time required for a processor to access memory depends on the memory’s location relative to the processor. NUMA provides the following capabilities: A processor can access local memory (memory attached directly to the processor) faster than it can access remote memory (memory that is local to another processor in the system). Modern operating systems and high-performance applications such as Microsoft SQL Server have developed optimizations to recognize the system’s NUMA topology and consider NUMA when they schedule threads or allocate memory to increase performance. Projecting a virtual NUMA topology into a virtual machine provides optimal performance and workload scalability in large virtual machine configurations. It does this by allowing the guest operating system and applications such as SQL Server to take advantage of their inherent NUMA performance optimizations. Internet Information Services 8 with NUMA scalability scales positively on NUMA hardware, which enables customers to benefit from existing hardware investments. IIS CPU throttling: In previous versions of Windows Server, there were ways to manage the memory, network, and disk size—but not input and output—per the Internet Information Services application pool. Windows Server 2012 Internet Information Services introduces CPU throttling. CPU throttling can be used to set the maximum CPU consumption allowed per application pool. Because the recommended setup is to create a separate application pool (sandbox) for each tenant, administrators can use CPU throttling to prevent one tenant’s application from monopolizing CPU resources needed by other tenants. In Internet Information Services 8, each tenant is an Internet Information Services worker process. The sandbox (application pool), ensures a high level of service for each site. The feature also can be used to create a new business model in which a client that pays more gets higher limits on the resources on the server. Centralized SSL certificate support: SSL certificates can be stored centrally on a file share in Windows Server 2012, which helps to simplify certificate management and lower the total cost of ownership. Centralized SSL certificate support in Windows Server 2012 is used to store all SSL certificates centrally in a file server, where they are shared by all servers in the server farm. Using the preceding example, the 20 computers will get the SSL certificates from a central location, so administrators update the certificate in just one location (they are no longer required to copy them locally to the 20 servers). SSL binding is much simplified, further reducing the cost of manageability. Centralized SSL Certificate Support in Windows Server 2012 simplifies SSL certificate management to lower the total cost of ownership. Adding a server running Windows Server 2012 takes minutes because there are no certificates to copy or import (certificates are securely stored on a file server). Administrators can configure the new server to use the certificates in the file server. Furthermore, the feature is designed to scale to support thousands of SSL certificates. Open web platform Windows Server 2012 R2 enables business-critical applications and enhanced support for open frameworks, and open source applications, and various development languages. This is important as the latest .NET Framework offers core new features and improvements, such as support for asynchronous file operations, and enhancements around web, networking, WPF and others. Also, with Windows Server 2012, web standards, PHP, node.js “just work”. ASP.NET 4.5 integration: Internet Information Services on Windows Server 2012 supports running both ASP.NET 3.5 and ASP.NET 4.5 applications. Similarly, the management infrastructure for Internet Information Services in Windows Server 2012 also supports managing both ASP.NET 3.5 and ASP.NET 4.5 applications. Both graphical and command-line Internet Information Services 8 management tools operate in a version-specific manner when reading or writing configuration information for ASP.NET applications. For example, ASP.NET administration modules running in the Internet Information Services Server Manager will display configuration options applicable to the specific ASP.NET version used by an application. With this feature, server administrators and developers can fully manage both ASP.NET 3.5 and ASP.NET 4.5 applications. Support for multiple languages: Windows Server 2012 offers support for multiple languages: Multilanguage support enables developers to choose from supported programming languages such as .NET, PHP, Node.js and Python Enhanced support for PHP and MySQL is available through Internet Information Services extensions Internet Information Services includes ASP.NET 4.5 integration and provides support for the latest HTML5 standards Support for open source software: see separate slide Moderne Apps entwickelt für flexible Skalierbarkeit On-Premise und in der Cloud Einheitliche Entwicklung Portabilität der virtuellen Maschinen Hybride Anwendungen NUMA-aware Skalierbarkeit IIS CPU Throttling Zentralisierter SSL Zertifikat Support ASP.NET Integration Unterstützung für mehrsprachige Umgebungen Unterstützung für Open Source Software © 2012 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows, and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries. The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.

Hybrid Applications Windows Server “8” Beta Release and Windows Azure
Einheitliche Entwicklungsumgebung Erstellen von cloudbasierten oder hybriden Anwendungen Windows Azure SDK Identische Entwicklungstools für Windows Server und Windows Azure Einheitliche Workflows und Regeln für Web, Anwendungen und Rechenzentrumsebene Application-to-Application Beziehungen mit HTML5 Support I/O Operationen mit isoliertem Storage Windows Azure Anwendungen Code Code Betriebssystem Betriebssystem Web Instanz 1 Web Instanz 2 Windows Server 2012 R2 offers programming languages and tools, such as Visual Studio and the .NET Framework, that span on-premises and cloud environments. With these tools, developers can work in a single, unified environment to build solutions for Windows Server and Windows Azure cloud platforms. Developers can use these programming tools across web, application, and datacenter tiers for locally deployed applications and for private and public cloud solutions. This programming symmetry is complemented by the rich and comprehensive experience of working in Visual Studio. Whether developers work in house or as third-party solution providers, they can write code and use common workflows and rules to create on-premises, cloud-based, or hybrid applications from within a unified Windows development environment. Windows Server 2012 R2 offers the following components and features: Windows Azure SDK: Multiple updates to the Windows Azure Tools for Visual Studio 2010 that simplify development, deployment, and management on Windows Azure Same development model: With programming symmetry, developers can work in a single, unified environment to build solutions that can be targeted to either Windows Server or the Windows Azure cloud platform Common workflows and rules across web, application, and datacenter tiers HTML5 or XAML-base for UI: New development platform Application-to-application contracts that support HTML5 (Web 2.0) I/O operations that use isolated storage: Developers can create and maintain a safe client-side virtual file system for partial-trust applications. (In Microsoft Silverlight®, all I/O operations are restricted to isolated storage and do not use the file system of the operating system.) Applications cannot access operating system storage or another application’s space; access to system resources is brokered Code Code Windows Server 2012 Windows Server 2012 Hyper-V oder Hardware Hyper-V oder Hardware On-Premise Anwendungen

NUMA-Aware Skalierbarkeit
Every App, Any Cloud Scalable and Elastic Application Platform Overview Windows Server 2012 NUMA-Aware Skalierbarkeit Vorherige Internet Information Services Versionen auf NUMA Hardware Beginnt negativ zu skalieren wenn die Anzahl der Cores über die NUMA Grenzen hinaus ansteigt und es so zu verstärkter Speicher-synchronisierung kommt Non-Uniform Memory Architektur Prozessor kann auf lokalen Speicher schneller zugreifen als auf Remotespeicher Ein Großteil der aktuellen Serversysteme basiert auf NUMA Designed für Skalierbarkeit Internet Information Services in Windows Server 2012 R2 auf NUMA Hardware Skaliert positiv mit steigender Anzahl von Cores indem die zugrundeliegende NUMA Architektur berücksichtigt wird Non-Uniform Memory Architecture (NUMA) NUMA refers to a computer architecture in multiprocessor systems in which the time required for a processor to access memory depends on the memory’s location relative to the processor. NUMA provides the following capabilities: A processor can access local memory (memory attached directly to the processor) faster than it can access remote memory (memory that is local to another processor in the system). Modern operating systems and high-performance applications such as Microsoft SQL Server® have developed optimizations to recognize the system’s NUMA topology and consider NUMA when they schedule threads or allocate memory to increase performance. Projecting a virtual NUMA topology into a virtual machine provides optimal performance and workload scalability in large virtual machine configurations. It does this by allowing the guest operating system and applications such as SQL Server to take advantage of their inherent NUMA performance optimizations. Internet Information Services with NUMA scalability scales positively on NUMA hardware, which enables customers to benefit from existing hardware investments.

Support für Open Source Software
Every App, Any Cloud Scalable and Elastic Application Platform Overview Windows Server 2012 Support für Open Source Software Web Plattform Installer Automatisiert die Installation der populärsten ASP.NET und PHP Apps durch die Windows Web App Gallery. Vereinfacht den Zugriff auf den Microsoft Web Stack. Unterstützt auf Windows Server 2012 R2. Der Windows Web App Gallery Atom Feed wird von der App Gallery selbst, von Web Platform Installern, Internet Information Services Managern und teilnehmenden Hosting Control Panels konsumiert. Windows Web App Gallery Atom Feed Internet Information Services Hosting Control Pannel Web Platform Installer Tool Drei Schritte für Entwickler, um eine Anwendung zur Windows Web App Gallery hinzuzufügen The Windows Web App Gallery provides simple ways for millions of users worldwide to explore, discover, install, and deploy web applications on the Windows platform. Users have a great place to go to discover and install the web apps they want, and to share and learn from user ratings and reviews. Hosters have a simple way to offer and deploy the best free web applications to their customers. And developers get a easy way to distribute their latest apps. When an application is accepted by Windows Web App Gallery, the application is added to Windows Web App Gallery Atom feed. The Atom feed is consumed by Windows Web App Gallery itself, Web Platform Installer, WebMatrix, Internet Information Services Manager, and participating Hosting Control Panels. References: An die Prinzipien der Gallery halten Support für das App Paket bereitstellen Einreichen der App

3/28/2017 Zugriffs und Informationsschutz IT Anforderungen Windows Server 2012 R2 bietet: Always-On Remote Access von trusted Devices Kontrollierter Zugriff auf Unternehmensdaten von unterschiedlichsten Geräten Single Sign-On Zugriff auf Anwendungen und Daten Gemeinsame Benutzer-identität für den Zugriff auf On-Premise und Cloud Ressourcen Richtlinienbasierter Zugriff auf und Auditing von Unternehmensinformationen Schutz von Unternehmens-daten und Einhalten gesetzlicher Bestimmungen In a world of consumerized devices and mobility, there are significant new challenges customers are facing. The prevalence, speed, and availability of affordable high-speed cellular and Wi-Fi networks provide support for people who are increasingly mobile and expect to have access to both personal and corporate information from anywhere on any device. In order to meet these demands whilst retaining control and compliance, customers need to deploy and configure capabilities for providing access to corporate resources and enabling information protection. These solutions provide the means to manage a user’s identity across the datacenter and federated into the cloud, provide secure remote access, and define the resources and level of access users have to information based on who they are, what they are accessing and from what device. IT demands: Controlled access to corporate data from user’s device of choice: Users want to use the device of their choice and have access to both their personal and work related applications, data and resources; they also want an easy way to be able to access their corporate applications from anywhere. IT wants to empower users to work this way, but they also see the need to control access to sensitive information and remain in compliance with regulatory policies. WS12R2 delivers: Always-on remote access from trusted devices: Windows Server 2012 R2 provides flexible remote access based on user identity to keep users productive anywhere, on any device. Among other things, new features and updates in Windows Server 2012 R2 include: Workplace Join: Windows Server 2012 R2 introduces a new concept known as device registration. Users can register their BYO devices for single sign-on and access to corporate data using Workplace Join. As part of this registration process, a certificate is installed on the device, and a new device object is created in Active Directory. This device object establishes a link between the user and their device, making it known to IT, and allowing the device to be authenticated, effectively a seamless 2nd factor authentication. In return for registering their device and making in known to IT, the user gains access to corporate resources that were previously not available outside of their domain joined PC. Web Application Proxy: The Web Application Proxy provides administrators with the ability to selectively publish corporate resources to remote users using managed and unmanaged devices, based on user, device, location and application, for secure conditional access. The Web Application Proxy allows IT to authenticate users and devices with multi-factor authentication; this means that as a user connects, they can be asked to provide not only their identity credentials, but also be able to pass additional credential challenges. The Web Application Proxy technically consists of 2 services: A generic reverse HTTP proxy that is used for publishing applications with straight pass through, e.g. NTLM & Basic apps A specialized reverse HTTP proxy that is used by the authentication service to support cases of certificate authentication (user or device) who’s client needs to terminate at the edge and transmitted securely to ADFS inside the network. Both are referred to as reverse proxies, and provide the capability for customers to either publish applications and use pass through authentication against the application, or to leverage ADFS and apply conditional access for granular control over how and where the application can be accessed. The types of applications that can be published this way include Claims & Kerberos web apps, Office Forms Based Access, and Restful OAuth apps. Automatic VPN connections: Traditional VPNs are user-initiated and provide on-demand connectivity to corporate resources. The user launches the VPN connection, typically enters credentials, and often two-factor authentication and a connection is established from the user’s machine to the corporate environment. New in Windows Server 2012 R2 are automatic VPN connections, which provide automated starting of the VPN when a user launches an application that requires access to corporate resources. The user may still be prompted for two-factor credentials, but the requirement to initiate the connection before starting the application is removed; it will start whenever an application requires it. Work Folders: Work Folders allows users to synchronize files, originating from corporate file servers to their devices anywhere through a sync service. IT can configure a file server to provide Work Folder sync shares for each user to store data that syncs to their devices, including integration with Rights Management. - DirectAccess IT demands: Common user identity to access on-premises and cloud resources: When users are accessing resources that are located both on-premises in a corporate environment and in the cloud, IT is typically challenged to provide users with a common identity. In addition, managing multiple identities and keeping the information in sync across environments can be a drain on IT resources. WS12R2 delivers: Seamless, single sign-on access to applications and data: Windows Server 2012 R2 provides a single view of all user information, allowing organizations to reduce security risk and lower the burden of managing multiple credentials. Among other things, new features and updates in Windows Server 2012 R2 include: Windows Server Active Directory: In Windows Server 2012 R2, Microsoft has enhanced Active Directory in a number of ways: Run Active Directory at scale with support for virtualization and rapid deployment through domain controller cloning. Virtualizing Active Directory in the past has been challenging, and was fraught with potential issues when administrators used common virtualization platform management tasks such as snapshots. Active Directory has been updated to be “virtualization aware” and to respond accordingly. Manage Active Directory using Windows PowerShell, use the improved deployment experience and leverage the Active Directory Administrative Center (AD AC) for centralized management. The new AD AC centralized all the management tasks into a single location, making it much easier to complete everyday administrative tasks against Active Directory and associated features such as dynamic access control. Leverage cloud platforms to run Windows Server Active Directory and Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS) to reduce infrastructure on-premises. Microsoft supports running domain controllers and AD FS on Windows Azure IaaS, connected back on premises via the Azure Connect bridge, making it easier and faster for customers to connect and authenticate cloud based users, devices and applications. Developers can integrate applications for single sign-on across on-premises and cloud-based applications, providing a more productive experience for users and an easier way for customers to manage the identity of users within these applications. Windows Azure Active Directory: Windows Azure Active Directory (WAAD) works fluidly with Windows Active Directory to easily extend an organization’s Active Directory into the Windows Azure cloud. Providing cloud based identity through Windows Azure AD enables customers to use WAAD as the central authentication endpoint for all users and devices outside of the corporate environment, and cloud/hybrid applications. WAAD may be the authoritative authentication directory, or the user validation and device verification can be checked through federated connections to other directories such as on-premises AD, partners or other cloud based identity repositories. Active Directory Federation Services In Windows Server 2012 R2, there are significant enhancements to ADFS including simplified deployment and management. Using the Web Application Proxy, Conditional access with multi-factor authentication is provided on a per-application basis, leveraging user identity, device registration & network location. The Web Application Proxy reads ADFS and makes it very easy to publish applications securely. Also, users can register their devices to gain access to corporate data and apps and single sign-on through device authentication. This registration process is enabled by the Web Application Proxy and ADFS. Furthermore, organizations can federate with partners and other organizations for seamless access to shared resources, allowing administrators to authenticate users from federated organizations, and organizations can connect to SaaS applications running in Windows Azure, Office 365 and 3rd party providers, providing users with a single sign-on experience. Domain Controller cloning IT demands: Protect corporate data and maintain regulatory compliance: As users bring their own devices in to use for work, they will also want to access sensitive information and have access to this information locally on the device. A significant amount of corporate data can only be found locally on user devices, which means it is not backed up or available for compliance classification, and it is unprotected in the event a device is lost, stolen or sold. IT needs to be able to secure, classify and protect data based on the content it contains not just where it resides, including maintaining regulatory compliance. WS12R2 delivers: Policy-based access and audit of corporate information: Windows Server 2012 R2 helps organizations keep corporate intellectual property secure and simplifies regulatory compliance. Among other things, new features and updates in Windows Server 2012 R2 include: Dynamic Access Control: Introduced in Windows Server 2012 R2, Dynamic Access Control allows you to classify and add RMS protection to important information on your file servers, control who has access to classified information through centralized access policy, and audit who has accessed that information. Active Directory Rights Management Services: Active Directory Rights Management Services protects Office documents and by identifying the rights that a user has to the file. Rights can be configured to allow a user to open, modify, print, forward, or take other action with rights-managed information, allowing organizations to safeguard data when it is distributed outside the corporate network. Multi-factor authentication: Multi-factor authentication allows administrators to control access to company resources based on three core pivots: the identity of the user, the identity of the device that is registered, and the user’s network location (whether the user is within the corporate boundary or not). Konsistenter und Flexibler Zugriff auf Unternehmensdaten bei gleichzeitigem Datenschutz Workplace Join Web Application Proxy Automatische VPN Verbindungen Work Folders Windows Server Active Directory Windows Azure Active Directory Active Directory Federation Services Dynamic Access Control Active Directory Rights Management Services Multi-Faktor Authentifizierung © 2012 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows, and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries. The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.

Kontrollierter Zugriff auf Unternehmensdaten
3/28/2017 Kontrollierter Zugriff auf Unternehmensdaten Weitere cloudbasierte Anwendungen und Identity Stores Benutzer greifen mit einer einheitlichen Identität auf cloudbasierte Ressourcen zu Active Directory Wenn ein Anwender sein Device registriert, wird das Device als „trusted Device“ gelistet, um Authentifizierung auf Deviceebene bereitzu- stellen. Die IT kann anschließend den Zugriff auf Ressourcen basierend auf der Deviceregistrierung und der Benutzeridentität regeln. Anwendungsserver Windows Server Remote Access Providing users with access to the resources they need to get their job done means ensuring that users can access corporate applications and data wherever they are on their devices. Delivering on this requirement requires that IT can make these resources available, and at the same time ensure that only the right people have access to the information. To help customers provide these services to their users, Microsoft invested new capability in to the Windows Server Remote Access role so that IT can provide seamless application access and automatic VPN connections with conditional access to their users based on the user’s identity, the device the user is using, and whether the user is inside the corporate network or connecting from an external location. Now, in addition to on-premises resources that need to be accessed, the user is likely to also want to access cloud-based applications and services. So to make this a seamless experience for users, they are provided with a common identity when accessing cloud-based resources, which is enabled by IT through Active Directory Federation Services. As part of the decision to make corporate resources available to users on the device of their choice, you may want to require additional levels of verification. An example is requiring the user to register the device that they are using. When a user registers their device, it becomes known and “trusted” to provide device level authentication. This is achieved through the installation of a certificate on the device and the creation of a record for the device in Active Directory. IT can then publish access to resources based on registration plus the user’s identity. Die IT kann mittels Windows Server Remote Access und automatic VPN Connections einen transparenten Anwendungszugriff basierend auf Benutzer- und Gerätevalidierung bereitstellen. Active Directory BYOD Geräte Benutzer können flexibel auf Unternehmensdaten zugreifen – unabhängig vom Standort.

3/28/2017 Virtual Desktop Infrastruktur IT Anforderungen Windows Server 2012 R2 bietet Effizientes VDI Management Optimiertes Roll-Out und vereinfachte Administration der VDI Umgebung Best Value für Ihre VDI Umgebung Weniger Zeitaufwand und geringere Kosten, um virtuelle Desktops und Anwendungen zu deployen Umfangreiche User Experience Einheitliches Windows Erlebnis auf unterschiedlichen Devices Virtualization Desktop Infrastructure (VDI), powered by Windows Server 2012 R2, empowers you to deploy remote desktop services architectures that provide employees the flexibility to work anywhere, while allowing them to access their corporate desktop or application environment from a range of devices. The unified management infrastructure for centralized desktops in Windows Server 2012 R2 increases flexibility of access for remote desktops and applications, simplifies compliance with regulations, and helps with business continuity scenarios. IT demands: Simplified roll-out and administration of a VDI environment: For IT Pros looking at deploying a virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI), many questions quickly arise: Can you reduce your management costs with VDI? How can you deploy and update applications in a faster and less expensive way? How can you centrally administer and manage desktops as opposed to not having great control over machines that are online? How do you make sure that they have got the right corporate policies and moving all these desktops into the data center running remotely ? WS12R2 delivers: Efficient VDI management: Windows Server 2012 R2 gives you a single point to administer, deploy, and manage a solution. Among other things, new features and updates in Windows Server 2012 R2 include: Wizard-based, automatic setup and deployment: Since Windows Server 2012, an important goal has been to ensure that VDI is simple to deploy and easy to manage. A simple, intuitive setup wizard takes customers through the steps required to setup a VM or session based environment. Selecting between one of the deployment modes has been simplified to checking an option during the setup process. Additional settings an easily be configured during the wizard based setup, thereby not sacrificing functionality at the expense of simplification. RDS creates and deploys the VMs for you as part of the setup process, thereby reducing the dependency for additional tools during the setup process. The VMs and sessions are also automatically configured with optimal settings, so users can start connecting to their desktops fairly quickly. Unified administration of published applications and desktops: The RDS administration console has been greatly simplified so that IT has plenty of options to setup and manage users, sessions and VMs from a single console. In addition to desktops, IT can also publish RemoteApps to both VMs and Session desktops using the administration console. IT can manage user permissions, including their settings and other properties as well from the same console that they use to manage desktops, thereby ensuring complete inbox management for a simplified VDI deployment experience. This platform scales into the 100’s through the GUI, and beyond that, you have the capabilities of powershell scrripting. - Streamlined VM management User profile disk: see separate slide IT demands: Reduced time and cost to deploy virtual desktops and applications: Storage is a key part of a VDI deployment, and one that has a significant impact on the cost of the deployment. Customer experience indicates that VDI is easily the most challenging workload for storage infrastructure, both in terms of IOPS and storage volume. Thus, it is critical to have a wide range of options with which you can optimize the output from your storage $$. WS12R2 delivers: Best value for VDI: It has been Microsoft’s goal to provide the best value for VDI and to give you the most benefit for your investment. Period. Among other things, new features and updates in Windows Server 2012 R2 include: Support for multiple, lower cost storage options: RDS in Windows Server 2012 R2 supports various lower cost storage, such as SMB based file shares, or Direct Attached Storage (DAS), in addition to SAN. RDS can separately configure storage location for Parent VHD, individuals VMs, and UserVHD, and use different storage tiers for each to optimize. High-performance, lower-cost storage options for VDI have become more plentiful, which means that customers do not have to rely on SANs anymore as the only option. VDI storage de-duplication: Active/Active broker for high availability IT demands: Consistent Windows experience across devices: Users demand access to their corporate applications and data from anywhere they go, and on any device they choose. However, they still expect a familiar, consistent, rich and responsive desktop and application experience whether they are on the LAN or on the WAN, and no matter what the display capabilities of the device are. WS12R2 delivers: Rich user experience: With Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1, Microsoft introduced RemoteFX, which enables the delivery of a full-fidelity Windows user experience to a broad range of remote client devices. Windows Server 2012 and Windows Server 2012 R2 build on this platform to enable a far richer and easier experience on many types of networks and devices. Specifically, the RDP protocol in Windows Server 2012 R2 enables a more consistent user experience when connecting to centralized desktops and applications, even on networks where bandwidth is limited and end-to-end latency is increasing. Among other things, new features and updates in Windows Server 2012 R2 include: RemoteFX for WAN: RemoteFX Adaptive Graphics: RemoteFX Adaptive Graphics provides graphics processing that enables higher fidelity delivery of virtual desktop and RemoteApp programs, including video, text, Aero Glass, and 3-D experience across various networks, including those where bandwidth is limited and latency is high. The following are some of the key components that enable RemoteFX Adaptive Graphics: RemoteFX graphics processing pipeline and codecs RemoteFX Progressive Rendering Aero and 3D experience that uses the Microsoft basic display adapter By default, the RemoteFX graphics processing pipeline adaptively determines the optimal RDP experience level based on available bandwidth and server resource availability. Support for physical and software GPU: With Windows Server 2012 R2, you have a choice of using either a physical GPU or a software GPU on the host, and still always get a great user experience. If you do have applications that require 3D acceleration, because they are 3D and they are video intensive, we do support GPU used in the server, there is sub list of DirectX accelerating GPU’s that we recommend to use. If you have those in your server you can turn on the RemoteFX for GPU, assign that GPU to the virtual machines and then you can take advantage of GPU in the server. So you get the best experience for 3D, full animations, transitions, also the best application compatibility. RemoteFX USB Device Redirection Herausragende Performance, einfach zu deployen und kosteneffizient Assistentenbasiertes, automatisiertes Setup und Deployment Einheitliche Administration für veröffentlichte Anwendungen und Desktops User Profile Disk Support für kostengünstige Storageoptionen VDI Storage Datendeduplizierung für gesteigerte VM Dichte und reduzierte Kosten RemoteFX über WAN RemoteFX Adaptive Graphics Support für physische und Software GPUs © 2012 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows, and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries. The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.

Personalisierung mittels User Profile Disk
Vorteile User Profile Disk mit gepoolten virtual Machine Sammlungen. Was sollte ich deployen? Verfügbar für gepoolte virtual Machine Sammlungen und Remote Desktop Session Host Sammlungen Speichert alle Benutzer- einstellungen und Daten Enthält User Profil, Folder Redirection Cache und Virtualisierung der Benutzerumgebung Wandert mit Benutzer Erscheint wie eine lokale Disk und verbessert die Anwendungskompatibilität User Profile Disk Mit jedem Virtual Machine Pool und mit jeder Remote Desktop Hostsammlung Benutzerumgebungs- virtualisierung Um Einstellungen über Sammlungen hinweg anzuwenden Folder Redirection Um Anwenderdaten Sammlungsübergreifend bereit zu stellen Für zentralisiertes Backup der Anwenderdaten User Profile Disk mit Remote Desktop Session Host Sammlungen. Personalization is a critical aspect of the user experience in virtualized desktop deployments. In a standard physical PC, the user’s data and settings are intertwined with the apps and OS settings. This makes the desktop difficult to manage and it reduces the benefits of virtualizing it. What we need is a way to assemble to desktop from ingredient components. Windows composed of replaceable parts. User Profile Disk is a key technology that was introduced with Windows Server 2012. What is User Profile Disk? With User Profile Disk, each user of a collection is assigned a unique VHD that stores all of her settings and data. User Profile Disk can be configured for both RDSH collections and Pooled VM collections. As the user is logging on to that collection, the user’s UserDisk is mounted to the VM or the RDSH and her profile and data folders are mapped to this mounted volume. As the user logs on to other vms or RDSH servers within that collection, the userdisk roams with her, making her data and settings available within the collection. User Profile Disk appears as a local disk; therefore it works better with applications that expect to have local data access. This improves app compat. There are other technologies such as Roaming User profiles, Folder redirection, and especially User Environment Virtualization, which are designed for user data and settings isolation. User Profile Disk provides a container for all of these technologies. E.g. The RUP profile is cached in the User Disk at logon When FR is configured with caching, the cache resides on User Profile Disk. The per-application setting datasets used by UEV are cached in the User Profile Disk In all of these cases, it is important to recognize that UserDisk is scoped to the collection for which it is configured. It provides roamable access within the collection. RUP, FR, and UEV enable roaming beyond the collection, and between different collections. So, what is the right way to deploy these technologies? We recommend that you deploy user disk with all Pooled VM collections and RDSH collections. There is really no downside! If you have multiple collections, or if you want user settings to roam between VDI and physical environments, then you should also use UEV. Folder Redirection can be used in such a scenario to provide roaming access to user documents, e.g. My Documents, My Pictures folders. FR is also a reliable way to centralize users’ data to a file server from where it can be more easily backed up and managed.

Storage Deduplizierung für VDI
3/28/2017 Storage Deduplizierung für VDI Hyper-V VDI SMB Scale-Out File Server Deduplizierung Cluster Shared Volumes New in Windows Server 2012 R2, data deduplication now supports live VHDs for VDI, which means that data deduplication can now be performed on open VHD/VHDX files on remote VDI storage with CSV volume support. Provides: Increased VDI storage density Faster read/write of optimized files Improved optimization speed Advanced caching of duplicated data More space savings

RemoteFX über WAN Internet oder WAN Unternehmensnetzwerk
3/28/2017 RemoteFX über WAN Hardware & Software GPUs Umfangreiche Multimediaunterstützung USB Umleitung Unternehmensnetzwerk Hardware & Software GPUs, Umfangreiche Multimediaunterstützung, USB Umleitung Internet oder WAN Multitouch, WAN Beschleunigung Single Sign-On. With today’s modern workforce, clients frequently need to connect from branch offices, homes, or hotels over low-bandwidth or low-latency connections. To support remote desktops and applications over WANs, Remote Desktop Services must be able to quickly adapt to different network conditions. Introduced with Windows Server 2012, RemoteFX over WAN helps maintain a consistent user experience over highly variable WANs. RemoteFX over WAN enables an automatic choice of TCP or secure UDP transport and it detects and tunes graphics to network dynamically and automatically. RemoteFX for WAN is integrated with the Remote Desktop Gateway. Multitouch WAN Beschleunigung Single Sign-On

Warum Sie Windows Server 2012 R2 einsetzen sollten
Server & Tools Business 3/28/2017 Warum Sie Windows Server 2012 R2 einsetzen sollten Enterprise Class Einfach und kosteneffizient Mit Fokus auf die Anwendung User Centric Best-in-Class Performance und Skalierbarkeit für Microsoft Workloads Branchenführende Unterstützung für Cluster mit 64 Knoten und VMs pro Cluster Virtuelle Festplatten mit bis zu 64 TB Kapazität, online Resize für dynamische Größen- änderung Hyper-V Netzwerk- virtualisierung und Multi-Tenant VPN Gateway für integrierte Software-Defined Netzwerklösungen (SDN) SMB Traffic Offloading mit RDMA fähigen Netzwerk- adaptern für enorme Performancesteigerungen Flexibles Guest-Clustering für File- und Blockbasiertes Storage mit Shared VHDX Files Windows Azure Backup für zuverlässiges und kosteneffizientes Backup in die Cloud Datendeduplizierung für VDI Storage Vollständige VM-Mobilität zwischen Windows Server und Windows Azure (VM muss nicht konvertiert werden) Identisches Entwicklungsmodell für Windows Server und Windows Azure Ähnliche Entwicklungstools für Windows Server und Windows Azure um leistungsfähige Anwendungen für On-Premise und die Cloud zu entwickeln Always-On Remote Access auf Unternehmensinformationen von Trusted Devices Einheitliche Windows User Experience für Remote User über beliebige Devices Unified Application und Device Management On-Premises und in der Cloud Granularer, richtlinienbasierter Datenschutz zur Einhaltung gesetzlicher Vorschriften © 2012 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows, and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries. The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.

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