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Virtualization
Hyper-V with Live Migration Hot Add/Remove VM Storage Remote Desktop Services
Management
Power Management PowerShell 2.0 AD Administrative Center Best Practices Analyzer IIS 7.5
Web
ASP .NET on Server Core Web Management Web Publishing
Microsofts virtualization vision Server virtualization with Hyper-V Presentation virtualization with RDS
Virtual Machine
Virtual Machine
Network Storage
Hyper-V Management Console PowerShell command-line interface System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008
VHD
Boot
Platform Investments
Multiple levels of extensibility for custom partner solutions for Remote Desktop Services & VDI based solutions
Authentication
Client
Remote Desktop RemoteApp & Desktop Web Access Gateway Server Server
Virtual Desktop 1
Authentication
Client
Remote Desktop Gateway Server RemoteApp & Desktop Web Access Server
Power management Streamlined administration Windows PowerShell remote scenarios The PowerShell graphical interface Extending Windows PowerShell scripts AD & identity management Best Practice Analyzers
Core 1
P-State Percent Frequency 0 100 2.800 GHz Processor Processor GHz 1 90 2.520 P-State=4 Core 3 Inactive 2 Core 4 InactiveGHz 85 2.380 3 75 2.100 GHz 4 60 1.680 GHz Processor 5 50 1.400 GHz
Core 2
Management console Server Manager Active Directory Administrative Center IIS Manager
Improvements Provides support for remote management of computers Leverages capabilities provided by PowerShell Task driven user interface Leverages capabilities provided by PowerShell Task driven user interface New VM management consoles Updated SCVMM support
Hyper-V
Fan-Out (1 to Many)
Send the script Select properties Allows you to specify which properties to bring back Throttling limits number of concurrent operations Async support Runs the command in background on client
Fan-In (Many to 1)
Hosting model Share static data between sessions (eg: cmdlet metadata from snap-in) Send progress information to client (eg: Connecting, Connected)
Out-GridView
Graphical PowerShell
Multi-tabbed interface Integrated development environment
Syntax coloring
Advanced functions Call .NET APIs Improved debugging Event log subscription Write cmdlets in PowerShell script Script translation New cmdlets Community site
More Reliable
Increased availability through dynamic request handling, improved caching and powerful troubleshooting tools
More Control
Simplified, distributed management through set of customizable administration tools with easier application deployment for developers
More Secure
Improved security and server protection through reduced server footprint and enhanced publishing and request filtering capabilities
More Choice
Flexible platform with enhanced support for multiple application development platforms and media content delivery
Scalable Web Infrastructure Dynamic Caching and Compression Rich Diagnostic Tools
ASP.NET and PHP Support Modular & Extensible Web Server Intelligent Media Serving
Auditing changes and application configuration Failed Request Tracing for FastCGI Best Practice Analyzer
PowerShell Provider, FTP publishing, WebDAV publishing and New IIS Administration Pack modules Windows Server 2008 R2
Extension
FTP Publishing Service for IIS 7.0 WebDAV for IIS 7.0 IIS 7.0 Manager for Remote Administration IIS 7.0 Administration Pack Windows PowerShell Provider for IIS 7.0 URL Rewriter
RTW
Beta
Future
The OS as Components
Install only what you need
PowerShell Provider
Read-Only Access
SAN
VHD
VHD
Disk 5
I/O Redirected via network Routed to RedundantFailure Node Network VM running on Node 2 is unaffected Brief queuing of I/O while volume SAN Network ownership is Path Connectivity Connectivity changed Failure Failure
SAN
VHD
DirectAccess
BranchCache Read-Only DFS for branch security
Remote access is now ubiquitous Comprehensive anywhere access for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2
Seamless, always-on, secure connectivity; no separate client software required Utilizes networking technologies already in Windows Server 2008 No separate action required to connect to corpnet while remote. Corpnet is simply there. Leverages policy-based network access Enables desktop management regardless of client location.
IPv4 Devices
DirectAccess provides Allows desktop transparent, secured management of access to intranet DirectAccess clients IPv6 Transition resources without a VPN
Services
DirectAccess Server
Internet
Reduces Wide Area Network (WAN) link utilization Completely transparent to the user Supports end-to-end encryption between clients and servers HTTP, SMB and BITS protocols are optimized Two deployment models:
Distributed mode Hosted caching
Branch Office
Client 2
3. Second client searches local network for data and downloads from first client
Branch Office
Client 2
Regional Datacenter
Read/Write Replica of DFS Provides a read-only, replica copy of read/write DFS resources
Branch Office
RDS extended to include VDI Simplified publishing and access Support for managed & unmanaged clients Tight integration with Windows 7
Feeds Start menu, system tray and control panel RemoteApp & Desktop Web Access
Encrypt data on removable drives Provided by BitLocker Drive Encryption Store encryption keys in Windows Server 2008 R2 Active Directory
Beta
2003
2005
2008
2009
2010
RTM
Increased server consolidation Greater administrative control Rich Web-based experiences Performance and scalability enhancements Unprecedented synergies with client OS Anywhere access Taking an enterprise-class foundation to the next level
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