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Hyper-v virtual machines consolidate the number of physical servers and reduce power consumption. Applications are installed to specific hardware and OS Interface bound to process. Applications can be run on any computer, on demand Presentation layer separate from process OS can be assigned to any desktop or server. Only screen images, keystrokes and mouse movements are sent over the network.

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Hyper-v virtual machines consolidate the number of physical servers and reduce power consumption. Applications are installed to specific hardware and OS Interface bound to process. Applications can be run on any computer, on demand Presentation layer separate from process OS can be assigned to any desktop or server. Only screen images, keystrokes and mouse movements are sent over the network.

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Applications installed to specific
hardware and OS Any application on any computer, on demand

Interface bound to process


Presentation layer separate from process

Operating system assigned


to specific hardware OS can be assigned to any desktop or server

Storage assigned to specific


locations Storage and backup over the network

Network assigned to specific


locations Localizing dispersed resources

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Document redirection
Offline files

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Convert physical machines to virtual machines Reduces maintenance and disaster impact by
so you can consolidate the number of physical providing more options, the ability to shift
servers and reduce power consumption workloads between servers and data protection
regardless of OS

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Hyper-V

Virtual Machine Manager


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Hyper-V

Virtual Machine Manager 8


X
Hyper-V

Virtual Machine Manager

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Hyper-V Virtual Machine Manager
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• Run an application in one location
but have it be controlled in another
– Only screen images, keystrokes and mouse movements
are sent over the network

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Remote Worker Efficiency
Quickly connect remote workers with the critical applications
they need from a web page
More securely deliver critical applications and data to mobile
employees without additional VPN infrastructure

Helping Secure Data and Applications


Keeping data safe in the datacenter helps eliminate
the risk of laptop data theft
Centralized tracking helps simplify the burden of
regulatory compliance

Accelerate Application Deployment


Deploy applications to devices that can’t run them natively
Install and maintain applications once in the datacenter not
every desktop
PC hardware upgrades aren’t required to deploy new applications

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Mobile Workers Controlled Partner Access
Secure access to Enable partners to access key
applications and data applications without needing
Consistent interface the “keys to the kingdom”
regardless of location Reduced risk of accidental
data loss

Task Workers Outsourcing


Deliver only key applications Keep intellectual property
Extend PC capabilities to in corporate data center
environmentally unfriendly areas Deliver only key applications
(i.e., Factory Floor) to existing PCs

Branch Offices Merger Integration


Centralize IT Quickly share applications
management, helping reduce between merged organizations
cost in the branch Facilitates use of a consistent set
Reduce network of Line of Business applications
bandwidth usage

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Runs virtual images on a server, Creates a local copy of the
and provides remote access virtual image, available to work
from any endpoint (with zero-touch offline, and with
deployment) no servers

VDI (Windows VECD – Windows Vista Enterprise


Centralized Desktop), Terminal Services
Microsoft® Enterprise Desktop
Virtualization based on
Microsoft Virtual PC 2007
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Microsoft® App –V (formerly SoftGrid)

Remote App

Centralized Desktop XenDesktop

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Session Isolation Virtual Machine Isolation

Dependent on Protocol Dependent on Protocol

User has to run as user User can have full rights

Server OS Client OS

Highly Efficient Less Efficient

Needs TS experts Needs VM Experts

Once patch per server One patch per VM template

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The Application Virtualization® Platform
The Core Engine

Sequence the application into the virtual “bubble”.


Dynamically Suite as needed.

Application Optional
virtualization

Publish the application, update the content store,


Centralized configure policies
application
management

Deliver and update applications to end users via various


delivery options
On-demand
delivery
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Flexible offerings to fit your needs
For All Customers

For Software Assurance Customers


Includes all features of
Windows Vista Business plus: Windows Vista
Windows BitLocker Drive Encryption
Four Virtual Operating Systems
Optimized
Multi-lingual User Interface (MUI) Desktop
Subsystem for Unix-Based Apps

Flexible Client
Available By Subscription to Software Assurance Customers Computing
Windows Vista Enterprise Centralized
Desktop Scenarios to Meet
Microsoft Application Virtualization
Asset Inventory Services
Unique Customer
Advanced Diagnostic and Needs
Recovery Toolset
Advanced Group Policy Management
System Center Desktop Error Monitoring
Microsoft Enterprise Desktop Virtualization

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© 2008 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows, Windows Vista 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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