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l Windows Server Platform Ø Ø Ø l Windows Storage Platform Ø l l 64 -bit Computing Windows Server 2003 ”R 2” Windows Server ”Codename Longhorn” System Center Data Protection Manager Virtual Server Business Value

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Multi purpose Single purpose Applications

l l Microsoft is strongly committed to 64 bit computing by developing 64 -bit versions of its software products Supported 64 -bit architectures Ø Ø Intel® Itanium® Processor Family (IPF) – available since 2001 x 64 Processors n Capable of operating as 32 -bit x 86 processors n n AMD Opteron™ and Athlon 64™ (AMD 64) Intel® EM 64 T (Intel P 4 Xeon with Extended Memory 64 Technology)

Target Workloads Technical Computing Especially: HPC Clusters or applications with high computational requirements File Serving Especially File Server Consolidation or large numbers of users Database Especially: OLTP, OLAP, Decision Support, Data Warehouse, Business Intelligence, Data Mining Business Applications Especially: ERP, SCM, CRM, and custom LOB Terminal Services Especially: 32 -bit client applications on x 64 servers Active Directory Especially data stores larger than 2 GB

l “R 2” is the next release of Windows Server 2003 Ø Ø Built on Windows Server 2003 SP 1 Integrates the work in SP 1 with selected OOB features and new functionality in an OS release n n l What “R 2” is not Ø Not a “major release” n Ø l Same core bits as WS 2003+SP 1 Almost all “R 2” components installed optionally Same application compatibility, driver model, quality, reliability and performance WS 2003 SP 2, …, SPn will service both WS 2003 and “R 2” No core changes in R 2 beyond what’s present in SP 1 (e. g. , Kernel, networking stack, AD, drivers) No device refresh or updates to existing Windows Server components Not a “service pack” Ø R 2 is about delivering new features, not servicing existing features

Federation Claims SIDs Federation STS Active Directory Order Entry Portal Application Claims Federation STS Order Entry Application Woodgrove Bank 1. 2. 4. 5. Trey Engineering User accesses Woodgrove portal to Trey Engineering order processing app User’s browser redirected to Woodgrove STS • Seamlessly authenticated using Active Directory & Windows integrated authentication (Kerberos security token) • SAML security token is obtained from Woodgrove’s STS for Trey’s STS • Federation claims per Woodgrove and Trey business agreement SAML security token obtained from Trey’s STS for application • Claims specific to Trey Engineering Browser redirected Trey Engineering order processing app and granted access

l Capabilities Ø Ø Ø l Manageability Ø Ø l In-the-box reports & diagnostics MOM Management Pack WAN efficiency Ø Ø Ø l Namespace: Virtualizes file servers Replication: Efficient sync between servers Scale: Thousands of servers, cross domain Replicate only changed parts of files Scheduling & throttling Route client to closest Server Availability Ø Ø Ø Self-healing file replication Failover and Failback Offline working for disconnected sites l Single system – many scenarios Ø Ø Ø Distribution of hub files to branches Collection of files from branches to hubs Last-writer-wins distributed file sharing

Mission Deliver simple, affordable, and manageable storage solutions through investments in platform, solutions, and partners. Ø Strategy Products Ø Bring high end storage features into the platform and make them available to everyone. Differentiate by delivering end-to-end scenarios.

A dedicated file and print server designed for dependability, ease of integration, and best value in networked storage l l l l Dedicated file and print server Fixed-Function device built on Windows technology Previously Windows Powered NAS Preconfigured, available from all major OEMs From 160 GB to 60+ terabytes Fully redundant hardware configs Headless devices l l l Rack mountable Easy to deploy Remotely manageable Depth of ISV partners Low acquisition cost Windows has over 53% of WW NAS unit market share - Gartner Group Q 1 CY 04 NAS Marketshare Report

Restore a file from Windows

Disk to Tape backup scenario Easy to use wizards End user recovery Backup validation ¢ What are the benefits of DPS? ¢ Rapid and reliable recovery ¢ Continuous, efficient protection ¢ Best value Restore servers and shares Multiple recovery points Easy, flexible scheduling

l l Network Access Protection Reduced reboots Active Directory Grafting Tighter OS security Ø l l l Reduced privileges for users and drivers Anywhere Access for Mobile and Home Workers Faster deployments / installs in 10 min Next generation Web Services Application platform “Better-than-UNIX” scripting and automation New hardware and standards support Dynamic partitioning for Windows “mainframes”, Diskless blades support, PCI-Express

Test/development automation Sandbox partitions for better/faster testing and increased quality Server consolidation Multiple applications/services on fewer servers for branch offices, departments, or disaster recovery sites Legacy application migration Multiple applications on fewer servers for better choice when to upgrade/rewrite to. NET framework or from NT 4

l l l 64 -bit (x 64) and Windows XP host support Guest clustering support between multiple hosts (requires i. SCSI) Hyperthreading support PXE boot support for guests Additional guest OS support Ø Ø Ø l Windows XP UNIX Linux Support for additional Windows Server System applications

l l l Simplicity in deployment and operations Host clustering support USB support Live VM migration Guest SMP

2008+ 2007 ►Windows “Longhorn” SP ►Windows Longhorn” Server R 2” ►Windows “Longhorn” Server 2006 ►Windows “Longhorn” Server Beta 2 ►Windows Server 2003 SP 2 ►Virtual Server v 2 2005 2004 ►Windows Server 2003 for 64 -Bit Extended Systems ►Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 1 ►Windows “Longhorn” Server: Beta 1 ►Windows Server 2003 “R 2” ►Windows Server 2003 HPC Edition ►Virtual Server 2005 Service Pack 1 ►Virtual Server 2005

2007 ►Windows Storage Server “Longhorn” ►Branch Office v 2 ►System Center Data 2006 Protection Manager v 2 2005 2003 ►Windows Client “Longhorn” ►Automated Client Backup ►Windows Storage Server 2003 “R 2” ►Branch Office Solution ►Simple SAN Initiative ►Storage Resource Management ►System Center Data Protection Manager ►Windows Storage Server 2003

Windows Storage Server 2003 l Lower total cost of ownership Ø Ø Ø l Windows Storage Server allows the use of industry leading tools and partners Ø l l Dedicated file and print server Designed for high reliability, availability and scalability Built for rapid deployment and ease of management Designed for integration into existing IT environment Reduce licensing costs Enables cost effective file and print server consolidation Commoditization – driving down the cost of storage Windows Storage Server platform allows Microsoft’s OEM partners to spend R&D investments on innovations

Windows Server l l l IT infrastructure efficiency – 20 -30 percent reduction in servers Management - 20 percent reduction in overall costs Deployment - 50 percent reduction in cost over NT Server Quality - 50% less unplanned downtime than Windows NT Server 4. 0 thanks in part to significantly fewer reboot scenarios. Performance - Tests show 2 x performance increase across all major workloads

Virtual Server l l The best price/performance VM solution for Windows Server 2003 Increased resource utilization Enhanced flexibility in automated provisioning, deployment and operations Improved productivity for server managers and server application development and test organizations

x 64 Preliminary Testing SP 1 Preliminary Testing Workload SSL IIS Networking Performance and Scale Workload Performance and Scale 50% better performance 32 -bit Database up 17% 80% lower startup for 50 K sites, 40% for 20 K sites 32 -bit Business Apps SAP 17% more users 50% reduction in CPU usage for MSN Networking File Active Directory Terminal Services Record 7. 1 Gbit/sec xfer Twice the user capacity 2 x higher throughput 54% more users

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