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    New Trends in IT(Hardware / Software)

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    Actual Computer network

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    &Personal ComputersUsers

    (Capabilities More than)needed

    ( )Maintenance personnel( )Cost TCO

    ( , , )Peripherals USB DVDLocal Storage

    Source of Troubles( )Threats

    - Misuse- V irus- Data losses- Data leakage

    &Personal Computers Usersare main source of security breaches to theIT managers

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    -Server Based Computing Model

    -Applications run on a central back end server and are displayed ondesktop devices

    ingle server can support dozens of devices

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    Simple computers designed to run applications from acentral server

    lower microprocessor requirements

    lower memory requirements than PCs

    -providing an identical end userexperience

    , ,Smaller some the size of a CD case and most lack removable( ),drives or any drives making it impossible for those using

    them to steal electronic data on floppy disk or introduceviruses to the network

    designed to cost less than PCs to run and maintain( )reduces TCO

    ( )hin SlimClient

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    ero Client( - )ltra Thin Client hin Client

    hin Client Family

    ( - )C Share

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    What is a zero client?It is the new ERA for the thin client

    DisklessNo FanNo Mechanical PartsLess Power consumption

    Less memory requirementsLess Processor requirementsLower total cost of ownershipSlim Size

    No UI renderingNo upgrade required

    Embedded OS

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    Advantages of Zero ClientOver Thin Client

    No

    Local ProcessingNoLocally Installed SoftwareQ ,uick efficient and safe to run application

    when it is coupled with virtual desktop( ).infrastructure VDI

    More compact While thin client operates on Windows CE or

    Embedded XP platforms and havecomparatively bigger size of RAM that

    ,ranges from 16 to 256 MB its competitorworks on completely embedded platforms andhave a much smaller size of RAM that is

    .between 4 and 32 MBMu ch more stable and safe from virus

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    If you take into contemplation thepower usage, you'd see that on onehand where thin client system uses

    somewhere between 15-40W ofpower because of the fans attachedto it, zero client systems use

    maximum power of 5W because ofno moving part included with itIt is tougher in its usage, more reliable

    and most importantly costs muchlower.

    dvantages of Zero Client Overhin Client

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    Virtualization

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    86 HardwareMa

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    Virtualization breaks the bond between each layer

    Allows IT to manage each layer separately Users can pick HW and apps while still locking down

    desktop

    Supports server hosted desktops and PCs

    Turns Monolithic System toModular

    perating SystemA

    pp

    lica

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    Virtualiz

    ation

    Application/User Profile

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    Hardware

    irtualizedorldhysical WorldServer Virtualization

    Traditional x86 Architecture

    Single OS image per machine

    Software and hardware tightly coupled

    Multiple applications often conflict

    Underutilized resources

    Virtualization:

    Separationof OS and hardware

    OS and application contained in single file

    Applications are isolated from one another

    Hardware independence & flexibility

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    ypical :onsolidation:5 1

    Server Virtualization

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    Key Properties of VirtualMachines

    PartitioningRun multiple operating

    systems on one physicalmachine

    Divide system resourcesbetween virtual machines

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    PartitioningRun multiple operating systems on

    one physical machine

    Divide system resources betweenvirtual machines

    Key Properties of VirtualMachines

    IsolationFault and security

    isolation at thehardware level

    Advanced resource

    controls preserveperformance

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    Key Properties of VirtualMachinesPartitioning

    Run multiple operating systems on onephysical machine

    Divide system resources between virtualmachines

    IsolationFault and security isolation at the

    hardware level

    Advanced resource controls preserveperformance

    EncapsulationEntire state of the virtual

    machine can be saved to filesMove and copy virtual machines

    as easily as moving and copyingfiles

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    EncapsulationEntire state of the virtual machine can be saved to

    files

    Move and copy virtual machines as easily as moving andcopying files

    Key Properties of VirtualMachinesartitioning

    Run multiple operating systems on one physical

    machineDivide system resources between virtual machines

    IsolationFault and security isolation at the hardware level

    Advanced resource controls preserve performance

    -ardware IndependenceProvision or migrate any virtual

    machine to any similar ordifferent physical server

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    CentralizedManagement

    VMware VirtualCenterVM

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    SHAREDSTORAGE

    VMware VirtualCenter

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    VMware Fault Tolerance

    S in g le id e n tica l V M sru n n in g in lo ckste p o n

    separate hosts

    ,Z e ro d o w n tim e zero d a talo ss fa ilo v e r fo r a ll

    v irtu a l m a ch in e s in ca seo f h a rd w a re fa ilu re s

    ,Z e ro d o w n tim e zero d a talo ss

    N o co m p le x clu ste rin g o rsp e cia lize d h a rd w a re

    re q u ire d

    S in g le com m o nm e ch a n ism fo r a ll-a p p lica tio n s a n d O S e s

    Mware vSphereOS

    AP POS

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    DRS Ensures Capacity onDemand

    S h rin k an d g row ofa p p lica tio n s b a se d o n

    d e m a n d a n d p rio rity

    D yn a m ic a n d re spo n sive

    lo a d b a la n cin gMware vSphereOSAP P

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    OSAP P

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    OSAP P

    DPM consolidates workloads

    onto fewer servers when thecluster needs fewerresources

    Places unneeded servers instandby mode

    Brings servers back onlineas workload needs

    increaseESX supports Intel Speed

    /Step AMD Power now forindividual host power

    optimization

    Minimizes power consumption

    while guaranteeing servicelevelsNo disruption or downtime

    to virtual machines

    OSAP P

    OSAP P

    OSAP P

    OSAP P

    OSAP P

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    Mware vSphere

    Green IT with VMware vSphere Power Optimization features

    DPM powers offserver when

    requirementsare lower

    DPM bringsservers backonline when

    load increases

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    The Power of VmwareHigh Availability

    Automaticallyrestarts VMs

    OS andhardwareindependent Easy to

    implement andconfigure

    XMware HA provides better protection against serverfailure

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    Virtual machine disks

    consume only the amount ofphysical space in use

    Virtual machine seesfull logical disk size

    at all times

    Full reporting and

    alerting on allocationand consumption

    Significantly improvestorage utilization

    -Eliminate need to overprovision virtual disks

    Reduce storage costs by up%to 50

    vStorage Thin Provisioning

    ES XOSAPP

    OSAPP

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    Datastore

    VirtualDisks

    20GB

    40GB

    20GB

    20GB

    60GB20GB

    100GB

    Thick Thin Thin40GB 100GB

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    vNetwork DistributedSwitch

    A g g reg ate d d a tace n te r le ve l

    v irtu a l n e tw o rkin g

    S im p lifie d se tu p a n d ch a n g e

    ,E a sy tro u b le sh o o tin gm o n ito rin g a n d d e b u g g in g

    E n a b le s tra n sp a re n t th irdp a rty m a n a g e m e n t o fv irtu a l e n v iro n m e n ts

    OSAP P

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    Mware vSphereNetwork Distributed SwitchvSwitch vSwitch vSwitchisco Nexus 1000V

    Instant

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    Before After

    InstantProvisionin

    g

    Build and configure hardwareLoad operating systemLoad configuration tools (Backup,ResourceKit, Monitoring, etc)

    Assign 2 IP addresses

    Build 3 network connections,copper or fiberTurn over to applications team tore-load andre-configure software

    Test applicationsCoordinate outage/data migration

    rom 20 40 hrs touild a server and- e load application o 15 30 min toopy a virtual machinend restart

    33 serverseplaced per year= ~ ,0 000/an hrs saved

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    BEFORE VMware AFTER VMware

    Reduce Excess ServerCapacity

    1,000

    Direct attach

    3000cables/por

    ts 200 racks

    400 powerwhips

    8 0ie re d S A N a n d N A S/0 0 ca b le s p o rts0 ra ck s0 p ow e r w h ip s

    ServersStorageN e tw o rkFa cilitie s

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    Desktop Virtualization

    Transform the DesktopOS and apps are decoupledfrom the physical deviceDesktops run as virtual

    machines in secure datacenterTransform static desktop to astateless virtual desktopConnect to virtual desktop

    from thickor thin clientsOr any access device

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    Desktop VirtualizationAdvantages

    simpler to apply new desktops

    reduced Downtime in both serverand client hardware-failures

    lower cost of deploying newapplications

    desktop image-managementcapabilities

    secure remote access to desktop

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    Limitations of desktopvirtualization

    challenges in setting up andmaintaining drivers for printers andother peripherals

    difficulty in running certain complexapplications (such as multimedia)

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    perating SystemApplication virtualization

    Features Decouple applications and data from

    OS Agent-less architecture Wide platform and application support Plug into existing application

    management tools

    Benefits Enable OS migrations and streamline

    application patch updates Enable application mobility and

    flexibility of access Minimize the number of desktop

    images managed Eliminate application conflicts Enable the use of multiple versions of

    applications

    Application Application

    perating SystemVOS VOS

    Application

    sandbox

    Application

    sandbox

    App Files App Files

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    Limitations of application

    virtualization

    Not all software can be virtualized.Some examples includeapplications that require a device

    driver. Some types of software such as anti-

    virus packages and applications

    that require heavy OS integrationare difficult to virtualize.

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    CITRIX VMWARE

    Microso

    SERVER

    Desktop

    ApplicationSERVER

    Desktop

    Application

    irtualizationVendors

    SERVER Desktop