DDPS in Action: Desktop Deployment Planning Service

Desktop Deployment Planning Service
DDPS In Action
MDOP 2009 R2 – APP-V
Doug Klokow, Microsoft
Doug.Klokow@Microsoft.com

MDOP Friday’s
DDPS in Action
Four one hour sessions on MDOP 2009 R2
January 15th, 2010
Microsoft Enterprise Desktop Virtualization (MED-V)
January 22nd, 2010
Diagnostics and Recovery Toolkit (DaRT)
System Center Desktop Error Monitoring (DEM)
January 29th, 2010
Asset Inventory Service (AIS)
Advanced Group Policy Management (AGPM)
February 5th, 2010 (Today)
Application Virtualization (App-V)

Agenda
MDOP Roadmap
APP-V
The Microsoft Virtualization Platform
What’s new with v4.6?
Sequencing
Infrastructure
Using App-V with Configuration Manager
Questions

MDOP Roadmap
H2 CY08 CY 09 CY 10+
App Virtualization 4.5 App Virtualization v.Next
Dynamic Suite 64-bit support
Scalability Win7/ Win2008R2
Lightweight server Globalization
Localization Feature enhancements
AGPM 3.0 AGPM 4.0

Flexible security Scalability
WS08 support (cross-forest mgmt)
Localization Automation
Enhanced UI Win7 support
DaRT 7.0
Network service
USB boot
AIS 1.5 AIS 2.0

License reconciliation Virtual App Inventory
UI enhancements HW Inventory
SCCM Integration Console Localization
Scalability (100k)
Enhanced data export
DEM 3.0 SP2

Enhanced reporting
MED-V 1.0 MED-V 2.0

VM on client provisioning Vista in guest
Usage Policy Localization
VM Management Scalability

Virtualization Platform
User State
Virtualization
Document Redirection
Offline files
Server Virtualization
Presentation
Virtualization
Management
Desktop
Virtualization Application
Microsoft VDI Virtualization
Windows Vista Enterprise
Centralized Desktop (VECD)

Microsoft Application Virtualization
Dynamically streaming software as a centrally managed service
What it Does Benefits

Streams applications to users Readily accessible applications
Centralizes permissions Accelerate Windows deployment
Never installs applications Accelerate application recovery
Isolates applications Reduced application conflicts
Provide real-time metering reports Minimize app-to-app compatibility testing
Leverage existing PC Management investments
Total Direct Cost Savings of $155/PC/year*
Heidelberg
App-V App-V App-V
4.5 CU1 SP1 4.6
“Microsoft Application Virtualization helps us
dramatically reduce packaging time, optimize
application delivery and management processes, and
cut the total cost of ownership for our client
environment. It paid for itself in just six months.” March October H1
2009 2009 CY2010
Axel Junghans
Global Client Manager
Heidelberg
Desktop Deployment Planning Service * Microsoft App-V Cost Reduction Study, Sept. 2009
Separation creates flexibility
Current
Microsoft technologies More on the
horizon
Data, User settings

Folder Redirection Improved Offline/
Offline files Online sync
Issues IT Faces What’s Changing
PC components Breaking ties using
Applications
bound together, technologies like
difficult to replace virtualization to
Calista Technologies
hardware, software increase agility
Operating System
Hardware- Image management
independent and deployment
across WIM and
WIM Images
Hardware VHD images
Centralized Desktop

Desktop vs. Application Virtualization
Data,
Data, User
User
settings
settings
What it does Applications

Applications
What it does
Creates a package with
Creates a package of
a full OS OS
OS a single application
What it is good for Eliminates software
Resolve incompatibility install
between applications Hardware
Hardware
What it is good for
and a new OS
Resolve conflicts
Run two environments
between applications
on a single PC (e.g.
corporate and personal) Simplify application
delivery and testing

App-V 4.5 SP1 and Windows7
App-V on Windows 7 delivers a consistent user experience, streamlined application deployment and
simplified application management for virtual applications
Maintain user productivity regardless of application format
Integration with Windows 7 maintains user experience and productivity

Virtual applications behave the same as regularly installed applications.
Increased IT control with AppLocker integration
Enforce compliance of virtual applications with AppLocker policies

Provide consistent policy management for all application types.
Make users productive anywhere and save on IT infrastructure using BranchCache

Virtual applications traverse the WAN once and are available faster via BranchCache
Secure application delivery with BitLocker ToGo

Confidently deliver virtual applications on a removable drive securely, and maintain licensing
compliance.

IntroducingApp-V 4.6
App-V with Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2, and Office 2010 delivers a seamless user
experience, streamlined application deployment and simplified application management.
Broaden our Windows Platform Coverage
 Enable App-V to run on 64-bit Windows Desktops and Servers

 Enable App-V to launch true 64-bit applications
 Enable integration with Applocker, BitLocker and BranchCache
 Thirteen new languages added for localization in support of global businesses
Office 2010 virtualized with App-V delivers key productivity enhancements & a seamless user experience
 Extend virtual Office 2010 usage via improved SharePoint integration to Open, Save, Edit files
 Find your email items quickly with Outlook’s Fast Search
 Connect to your inbox using Microsoft Outlook Send To functionality
 Print your documents directly to OneNote
 Find contents within your documents using Office Document Indexing
 Open Web based calendar items and RSS Feeds in Outlook
Optimize Server Disk Storage when using App-V in VDI scenarios
 Point to shared cache instead of streaming into virtual desktop or mount within virtual desktop
 Reduces storage requirements on SAN by eliminating redundancy of application binaries
Simplify and Evolve Our Core Capabilities
 Improved Sequencer Experience with ability to sequence true 64-bit applications

 Faster virtual application availability when using System Center Configuration Manager

Flexible Management Built In
Flexible Deployment Options for All Business Needs
Server or no Server, YOU DECIDE.
Secure streaming, standard streaming or no streaming, YOU DECIDE.
In the box infrastructure, integrates into System Center, or use your existing
software distribution product, YOU DECIDE.
Desktop Virtualization or Terminal Services integration, YOU DECIDE.
Readily Accessible Applications for Users, Manageable for IT

Complete online, offline and over the internet application usage metering.
Regular, automated polling for new applications or updates. No login or
manual synchronization required.
Roaming supported. Application & user preferences travel with your users.
Customize offline behavior and metering to prevent non-compliant usage.
Localized support in eleven languages, ready for global businesses.
Troubleshoot using standard Windows methods (event log, mgmt pack).

Flexible Management Built In
Virtual Application Management in the Box
Assign virtual applications to end users using Active Directory and stream to users.
Update virtual applications without repackaging, disconnecting users or rebooting.
Retire virtual applications quickly by removing assignment, no uninstall required.
Single update process for client and infrastructure components via Microsoft
Update, no application changes required.
Virtual application license and usage metering included.
Virtual and Physical Application Management

Centralized infrastructure provides single delivery and management workflow for
physical and virtual applications
Deploy virtual application by targeting users or machines.
Automated staging & replication of applications to the enterprise, no scripting.
Inventory virtual & physical applications. Determine to who & where they are deployed.
Integrate virtual applications with System Center to streamline your Windows
operating system upgrade and deployment process.
Gartner notes that by including Application Virtualization in MDOP, Microsoft has helped
position
Desktop ConfigMgr ’07Planning
Deployment as the tool toService
manage App-V packages.*
Deployment Options
Enabling Key Scenarios
• Reduce application conflicts • Remove application related reboots
• Reduce application • Dynamic application streaming
compatibility testing • Always accessible applications
Manage, stream
Integrate
and update
App-V App-V
into existing
virtual Configuration
in Manager
the box +
Manage virtual & physical applications fromenvironments
applications with
and capabilities
processes
Application Virtualization
one PC Lifecycle Management solution
• Single Management Console
• Single Software distribution workflow
• No additional infrastructure required
Full
Standalone
Infrastructure
Mode App-V Client, Management
Server Client Server, • Lightweight Infrastructure
Integrate Virtual applications with
Streaming and Sequencing
•Standalone
Desktop Publishing
executionService •automated OS deployment
Dynamic Delivery
•Dynamic
of virtual applications
Delivery ••Full status and reporting
Package/Active Upgradeof virtual
•Package/Active
No server is required
Upgrade •applications
No SQL Server required
•Requires
MSI wrapper
Active
is the
Directory ••Inventory and updating
Allows streaming of virtual
capability
and SQL Server
configuration control applications
to be added to SMS/SCCM
Configuration Manager
• Interoperable with SMS/ 2007 R2 3rd Party PC Lifecycle
• User
& 3rdorparty
Machine
ESDtargeting
SCCM & 3rd party ESD • Scalable to 100’ s of thousands of devices
Solution

Microsoft Application Virtualization Offerings
Multiple Solutions to meet your business challenges
App-V for Desktops
Virtual applications run on the user machine

Consolidate & standardize images
Build business continuity for applications
Applications can be taken offline
*Microsoft Application Virtualization CAL for Desktops is available through MDOP for Software Assurance only.
App-V for Terminal Services
Virtual applications run on the Terminal Server

Enable Server Consolidation
Mitigate Roaming Profile Issues for Terminal Services
Transform TS into a dynamic system
*Microsoft Application Virtualization CAL for Terminal Services is available and sold separately from MDOP
App-V Hosting for Desktops
Available through Service Provider License Agreement

Allows organization to host virtual applications on behalf of
their customers Hosting for Desktops
Can be used for 3rd party or LOB application delivery
*Microsoft Application Virtualization for Service Providers is available and sold separately from MDOP

App-V for Terminal Servers
Microsoft Application Virtualization allows any application to run
along-side any other on a terminal server, eliminating the need for
silos and increasing utilization, resulting in the need for less servers.
» Consolidate servers and end server

siloing, increasing server farm ROI
» Eliminate installs, reduce regression
testing & downtime
» Reduce deployment risks by
eliminating application conflicts on
the same Terminal Server
» Simplify Profile Management

Application Sequencing

Application Sequencing
Windows
Application CD
Streaming
Server
Linearization
Windows Virtualized
Application Application
Installer
Microsoft Optimization &

Application Compression
Virtualization
Sequencer MSI
Standalone
Unpackaging
The
The admin
admin has
has the
the option
option to
to
stream
stream the
the virtual
virtual application
application
The or
or create an MSI wrapper for
create an MSI wrapper for
The Sequencer
Sequencer produces
produces the
the
virtual Standalone Mode delivery
Standalone Mode delivery
virtual application
application package
package
Rapidly containing
containing the
the application
application
Rapidly packages
packages
applications and
and its
its dependencies.
dependencies.
applications through active
through active
watch technology including
watch technology including
execution
execution dependencies.
dependencies.

Dynamic Application Interaction
Dynamic Suite Composition (DSC)
Virtual Environment
Single application with no dependencies still exist

Application known to not conflict may be configured to Independent
Inter
Application
Combined
Application
Virtual
Virtual
Sharing
Communication
Environment
Environments
Using DSC
share the same virtual environment
Mandatory/Optional dependency configuration options
App “A” App “B”
Virtual applications can share common dependencies
Flexible Package Management

Virtualize Middleware once share with many
Administrator controls & configures the virtual

Data System Services Configurations
application separately
Create a “one to one” scenario for single applications
that are dependant on each other
Create a “many to one” scenario where middleware
and plug ins components can be reused
Reduces the potential package size

App-V Sequencer
Streamlined Wizard process
Fewer wizards, Less clicks
More intuitive process
MSI creation capability
MSI creation for standalone use
Streaming MSIs – MSI sets up the virtual application and settings,
but application is steamed from server when user clicks on app
Enhanced Command Line Interface
Additional capabilities for batch operations
Sequencing upgrade feature supported (Open, Save, Close)
Batch MSI creation
Compression settings
Differential SFTs
Creation of SFTs with only sequenced differences (updates)
For use with standalone mode only (merged by client action)

Anatomy of an App-V Virtual Application
Package
Files included in a virtual application package:
SPRJ – Project File (XML)
SFT – Package Payload File (Binary)
OSD – Open Software Descriptor (XML)
ICO – Icon bitmap file
MSI – Windows installer file
_MANIFEST.XML – Package Manifest (XML)

Example Virtual Application Package Directory
Structure
Microsoft_Visio_2007_MNT\
Microsoft_Visio_2007_MNT.msi
Microsoft_Visio_2007_MNT.sft
Microsoft_Visio_2007_MNT.sprj
Microsoft_Visio_2007_MNT_manifest.xml
Visio_2007.osd
Microsoft_Visio_2007_MNT Icons\
Visio_2007.ico

Current Deployment vs. App-V Provisioning
Process Flow Comparison
Application Automated Deployment - Weeks or Months Application
Request Available
Coverage Test
Test Deployment
Deployment Mop-up
Mop-up
Packaging Compatibility Alert Users of Targeting Support for
Planning
Planning i.e.
i.e. Software Compatibility Change Date to Targeting &
& Validate
Validate Deployment
Deployment & & Compatibility or
Application
Application
What
What PC
PC needs
needs Between Delivery Deployment Install to Mobile Installed
(MSI
(MSI file)
file) Leave
Leave PC
PC On
On Install
Install Failure
Failure
the
the application?
application? Applications (Reboot poss.) PCs
Application
App-V Provisioning - Hours or Days Application
Request Available
Sequence Test Launch Post

Post on
on Icon
& Confirm Server Icon Appears
Appears
Application
Application &
& Server &
& Enable
Enable as
as Available
Available
Dependencies Functionality
Functionality User Access in
Dependencies on
on Desktop
Desktop
w/User
w/User Active Directory
Paradigm shift from “software push” to dynamic application streaming simplifies or

eliminates major work steps
Planning Deployment
Packaging Validation
Testing Support
Case studies report 50-96% less effort and cycle time (average 81%)
Desktop
22 Deployment Planning Service
Application Sequencing – The gateway to Microsoft Application
Virtualization
Virtual Application
(SPRJ, OSD, ICO and SFT)
Rapidly
Rapidly packages
packages The
The Sequencer
Sequencer produces
produces the
the The
The admin
admin has
has the
the option
option to
to
applications
applications through active
through active virtual application package
virtual application package create
create an
an MSI
MSI wrapper
wrapper for
for
watch
watch technology
technology including
including containing
containing the
the application
application Standalone
Standalone mode
mode delivery.
delivery.
execution
execution dependencies.
dependencies. and
and its
its dependencies.
dependencies.
APP-V Infrastructure

App-V 4.5 Native/Classic Infrastructure
SCCM Management
SCCM Database Console
Microsoft
SCCM Active Application
Directory Virtualization
Distribution Point
Management
Management Web Console
Service
SMS/SCCM
application
delivery
System Center Microsoft
Application Application
Virtualization Virtualization
Management Database Windows
application
Server
VECD
Streaming
Terminal +
server manifest System Center
Application
Microsoft
Microsoft Application Virtualization Application
Desktop
Virtualization Clients Streaming Server Virtualization
Sequencer
Virtualized
VECD application
Streaming
Terminal
server
MSI-wrapped
Microsoft Application virtualized
Desktop application
Virtualization Clients
Standalone
Microsoft
VECD Application
Terminal Virtualization
server Client
Application
Microsoft Application delivery via
Desktop
Virtualization Clients MSI on CD

App-V Infrastructure – How It Works
App-V Management Console 3rd Party Solution
Use App-V Mgmt Console to import package
Use App-V Mgmt Console to import package
from
from Content
Content share,
share, create
create application,
application, and and
Sequenced assign to AD Security Group.
assign to AD Security Group.
Sequenced app
app and
and place
place on
on
Content share.
Content share. Package isis available
available for
for Streaming
Streaming ,, 3
3 rdrd Party
Party
Package
ESD, or Standalone distribution.
ESD, or Standalone distribution.
App-V Sequencer
OR
Streaming IIS Server Standalone
App-VContent Server Server
Management ServerIIS Server
(RTSP) (optional)
3rd party Standalone
Mode (MSI)
(content) (optional) (HTTP)
(ESD) Mode (MSI)
(HTTP) Virtual
Virtual App
App is
is delivered
delivered to
to the
the
Use client
client (RTSP/Http/
(RTSP/Http/ MSI/ESD).
MSI/ESD).
Use 33rd party
party interface
interface for
rd
for
publishing to IIS 3 rd party ESD
rd
publishing to IIS 3 party ESD
or
or Standalone
Standalone Mode.
Mode.
Virtual
Virtual App
App is
is loaded
loaded into
into cache
cache
and
and icons and files are available
icons and files are available
to
to user.
user.
App-V
App-V client
client reads
reads on
on launch,
launch, runs
runs
App-V Terminal Server Desktop PC app local or via TS.
app local or via TS.

App-V 4.5 Native Infrastructure Components
App-V SQL Database

App-V Management Web Service
App-V Management Console (MMC Snap-in)
App-V Management Servers (HWS)
App-V Streaming Servers (LWS)
App-V Client for Windows Desktops
App-V Client for Terminal Services
App-V Sequencing Workstations

App-V 4.5 Native Infrastructure
SupportedApplicationPublishingMethods
Application publishing via App-V SQL database

Virtual applications imported into SQL database using App-
V Management Console.
Virtual applications configured on App-V clients with
desktop configuration refresh from App-V Management
Servers (HWS).
Virtual applications configured on App-V clients by
executing the SFTMIME ADD PACKAGE command
with an ESD system or custom script process, etc.
MSI and MSI manifest

SupportedApplicationPublishingMethods
SFTMIME ADD PACKAGE command line syntax:

SFTMIME ADD PACKAGE:”App Name” /MANIFEST
path_to_manifest_file
Example SFTMIME ADD PACKAGE command line:
SFTMIME ADD PACKAGE:"Visio 2007" /MANIFEST
\\\\sclabv2\\content\\Microsoft_Visio_2007_MNT\\Microsoft_Visio_
2007_MNT_manifest.xml

SupportedApplicationDeploymentPlatforms
Application steaming from App-V Management servers

(HWS) and Streaming servers (LWS).
Application streaming from a IIS Web servers.
Application streaming from Windows file servers.

NetworkPortsandProtocols
Application Streaming via RTSP

Initial client session request on RTSP port 554
(port 554 can be changed)
Two dynamic ephemeral ports are required for each session.
Client port range 1024-49151.
Server port range 49152 – 65535.
Application Streaming via RTSPS
All communication via RTSPS on Port 322
Note: App-V 4.1 & 4.2 use port 332 for RTSPS .

NetworkPortsandProtocols
Application Streaming from an IIS Web Server

Streaming via HTTP uses TCP port 80 by default.
This port can be changed.
Streaming via HTTPS uses TCP port 443 by default.
This port can be changed.
Application Streaming from a Windows File Server
Streaming from file via SMB on port 445.

Application Virtualization 4.5
TechnologyAreas
Dynamic
Dynamic Application
Application Interaction
Interaction
●
● Dynamic
Dynamic Suite
Suite Composition
Composition
●
● Admin controlled
Admin controlled combination
combination of
of virtual
virtual application
application environments
environments
●
● Enhancements
Enhancements to
to the
the Sequencer
Sequencer
Extending
Extending Scalability
Scalability
●
● Flexible
Flexible deployment
deployment modes
modes
●
● Interoperability with
Interoperability with SMS,
SMS, SCCM,
SCCM, third
third party
party ESD
ESD and
and Standalone
Standalone mode
mode
●
● HTTP
HTTP Streaming
Streaming and
and Internet
Internet Facing
Facing Support
Support
●
● Improved
Improved Management
Management and and Supportability
Supportability
Globalization
Globalization
●
● Globalization
Globalization and
and Localization
Localization
●
● Supports
Supports localized applications
localized applications and
and operating
operating systems
systems
Microsoft
Microsoft Security
Security Standards
Standards
●
● Secure
Secure Windows
Windows Initiative
Initiative
●
● Trustworthy
Trustworthy Computing
Computing
●
● Secure
Secure by
by Default
Default
Scalability
MultipleDeliveryOptions
Standalone
Standalone Mode
Mode
Standalone
Standalone execution
execution of
of virtual
virtual
Lightweight
Lightweight Infrastructure
Infrastructure applications
applications
Full
Full Infrastructure
Infrastructure Dynamic
Dynamic Delivery
Delivery No
No server
server is
is required
required
Desktop Package/Active Upgrade
Package/Active Upgrade MSI
MSI wrapper
wrapper is
is the
Desktop Publishing
Publishing Service
Service the
No configuration
configuration control
control
Dynamic
Dynamic Delivery
Delivery No SQL
SQL Server
Server required
required
Package/Active
Package/Active Upgrade Allows Interoperable with
Interoperable with SMS/SCCM
SMS/SCCM
Upgrade Allows streaming
streaming capability
capability to
to be
be
added & 3rd party ESD
& 3rd party ESD
Requires Active
Requires Active Directory
Directory and
and SQL
SQL added to SMS/SCCM & 3rd party
to SMS/SCCM & 3rd party
Server
Server ESD
ESD No
No dynamic
dynamic delivery,
delivery, DC
DC service
service
or package/active upgrade
or package/active upgrade

DEMO
Office 2007 in APP-V

App-V and SCCM 2007 R2

App-V and SCCM 2007 R2
BetterTogetherforApplicationVirtualization
Single, scalable infrastructure provides centralized management of physical

and virtual applications
Seamless integration provides a consistent delivery experience to both
users and machines via download & execute or streaming services
Manage business needs through explicit scheduling, targeting and change
management control of delivery including OS Deployment, Inventory and
Software Update Management
Provide deep business insight through robust, centralized Asset Intelligence and
Reporting of physical and virtual assets
Reduce TCO using System Center and Application Virtualization by 83%
Mobile Offsite
Hosted
Task
Kiosk

Application Virtualization Management in SCCM 2007
R2
Integrate Application Virtualization 4.5 feature set into the
release of System Center Configuration Manager 2007 R2
New in SCCM 2007 R2 is:
Application Virtualization Management feature
AVM enables customers using SCCM 2007 to manage and deploy virtual
applications
Whenever possible or where it makes sense, make managing virtual
applications the same experience for the SCCM administrator as
managing standard or “physical” software today
Maintain the dynamic nature of App-V virtualization
Version checking, user-based targeting, streaming

Core Scenarios
Packaging and ●
Create virtual application packages and
distribution of virtual
applications copy them to distribution points
Deployment of virtual
applications to clients ●
Advertise the packages to clients
(connected and offline)
Launching and running

After the application is advertised and made available, end-
●
virtual applications users run the applications from their desktop computers
(connected and offline)
SCCM inventory and reports enable administrators to report on

Inventory and Reporting
●
packages, applications and their usage within the SCCM

of virtual applications hierarchy

Requirements
A customer must have purchased the MDOP

and be licensed to use App Virtualization 4.5
4.5 Sequencer to build virtual applications
4.5 Client to interact with the SCCM client on the desktop
A customer must also be licensed to use
SCCM 2007 R2
SCCM 2007 SP1 is a prerequisite of SCCM 2007 R2

Configuration
Clients
Distribution Points ●
Customers must first deploy the App-V 4.5 client to
●
To support virtual application workstations
streaming/on-demand application delivery,
●
Enable virtual application deployment for the
Advertised Programs Client Agent
the SCCM administrators must enable ●
Sends policy to enable vapps on client computers
virtual application streaming on their ●
Prerequisite checks performed by SCCM Adv Client
distribution points (App-V 4.5 installed?)
●
Use Distribution Point (DP) properties page ●
Removes previously deployed vapps from the system
to enable streaming over HTTP)
●
Registers SCCM client components with the App-V
client

SCCM R2 VirtualApplication Management
Deploy App-V Client Software with SCCM

Enable Standard DP to Stream Virtual Applications to clients
Enable Branch DP to Deliver Virtual Applications to clients
Deploy a virtual application to SCCM clients
Import a Virtual Application into SCCM
Advertise a Virtual Application for Deployment to SCCM Clients
Verify virtual application delivery to a client
Report virtual application deployment data
Upgrade a previously deployed virtual application
Delete a virtual application from all members of a collection or a
specific client

Common Q&A
Will APP-V help me resolve compatibility problems I have with
my applications running on Windows 7?
APP-V addresses inter-application compatibility issues, and does not
address application to OS compatibility issues. MED-V should be used to
address issues where an application does not function on Windows 7.

Common Q&A
Does Microsoft maintain a list of Applications that are
supported to be run inside of APP-V?
Microsoft does not maintain a list of supported applications ready for use
with APP-V
Consider the following:
Does the application run on the operating system without virtualization?
Does the application contain device drivers?
Does the application utilize COM+?
Internet Explorer can not be virtualized
Office Plug-ins are not good candidates for virtualization
Does the application run as a service?

Resources
Website
Website for
for Microsoft
Microsoft Desktop
Desktop Optimization
Optimization Pack
Pack for
for Software
Software Assurance
Assurance
http://www.windowsvista.com/optimizeddesktop
http://www.windowsvista.com/optimizeddesktop
Microsoft
Microsoft Application
Virtualization Home
Home Page
Page
http://www.microsoft.com/systemcenter/appv/default.mspx
http://www.microsoft.com/systemcenter/appv/default.mspx
Microsoft
Virtualization TechCenter
TechCenter
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/appvirtualization/default.aspx
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/appvirtualization/default.aspx
Microsoft
Virtualization Blog
Blog
http://blogs.technet.com/softgrid/default.aspx
http://blogs.technet.com/softgrid/default.aspx
Microsoft
Virtualization Case
Case Studies
Studies
http://www.microsoft.com/casestudies/search.aspx?ProTaxID=3369
http://www.microsoft.com/casestudies/search.aspx?ProTaxID=3369
IDC
IDC Webcast:
Webcast: Improving
Improving Desktop
Desktop Management
Management with
with Microsoft
Microsoft Desktop
Desktop Optimization
Optimization Pack
Pack
http://www.microsoft.com/events/series/desktopoptimization.aspx?tab=webcasts&id=all
http://www.microsoft.com/events/series/desktopoptimization.aspx?tab=webcasts&id=all

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AGPM 3.0 AGPM 4.0

AIS 1.5 AIS 2.0

DEM 3.0 SP2

MED-V 1.0 MED-V 2.0

Desktop Deployment Planning Service

Desktop Deployment Planning Service

What it Does Benefits

Data, User settings

Desktop Deployment Planning Service

What it does Applications

Desktop Deployment Planning Service

Maintain user productivity regardless of application format

Integration with Windows 7 maintains user experience and productivity

Increased IT control with AppLocker integration

Enforce compliance of virtual applications with AppLocker policies

Make users productive anywhere and save on IT infrastructure using BranchCache

Secure application delivery with BitLocker ToGo

Desktop Deployment Planning Service

Broaden our Windows Platform Coverage

 Enable App-V to run on 64-bit Windows Desktops and Servers

Optimize Server Disk Storage when using App-V in VDI scenarios

Simplify and Evolve Our Core Capabilities

 Improved Sequencer Experience with ability to sequence true 64-bit applications

Desktop Deployment Planning Service

Readily Accessible Applications for Users, Manageable for IT

Desktop Deployment Planning Service

Virtual and Physical Application Management

Desktop Deployment Planning Service

Virtual applications run on the user machine

App-V for Terminal Services

Virtual applications run on the Terminal Server

App-V Hosting for Desktops

Available through Service Provider License Agreement

Desktop Deployment Planning Service

» Consolidate servers and end server

Desktop Deployment Planning Service

Desktop Deployment Planning Service

Microsoft Optimization &

Desktop Deployment Planning Service

Single application with no dependencies still exist

Flexible Package Management

Administrator controls & configures the virtual

Desktop Deployment Planning Service

Desktop Deployment Planning Service

Desktop Deployment Planning Service

Desktop Deployment Planning Service

Sequence Test Launch Post

Paradigm shift from “software push” to dynamic application streaming simplifies or

Desktop Deployment Planning Service

Desktop Deployment Planning Service

Desktop Deployment Planning Service

App-V SQL Database

Desktop Deployment Planning Service

Application publishing via App-V SQL database

Desktop Deployment Planning Service

SFTMIME ADD PACKAGE command line syntax:

Desktop Deployment Planning Service

Application steaming from App-V Management servers

Desktop Deployment Planning Service