Whats New With VMware view 3

VMware Enterprise Desktop Solutions:What’s NEW with VMware View 3

Tony LamontEnterprise Deployment ConsultantDec 3rd, 2008

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Agenda

What is VMware View 3

Market Momentum

What’s new with VMware View 3

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The Desktop Dilemma

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Virtualisation is the Solution

Run different operating systems side by side

Run legacy Win32 apps next to web 2.0 applications

Move OS, apps, desktop to different devices

Separate user data and settings into a universally accessible VM

Application Virtualization

Machine Virtualization

User / Data

Virtualisation enables isolation, encapsulation, and mobility

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VMware View: The Virtual User Environment

COMPONENTS OF VMWARE VIEWCOMPONENTS OF VMWARE VIEW

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Agenda


Market Momentum


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VMware View Total Potential Market ($Billion)

Source: IDC March 2007

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Agenda


Market Momentum

What’s new with VMware View 3 Features Pricing and Packaging

Product Name Changes

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VMware VDI Solution Overview

Extended Win32 client

Browser on Linux, Mac

Direct from thin clients

RDP/HTTPS

RDP

Windows XPWindows Vista

Optional integration with RSA SecurID

Automated provisioning and desktop management

DMZ deployment option

Integrated solution including:

VMware VI3 Enterprise

Virtual Desktop Manager 2.1

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VMware View 3VMware View 3

View Composer

Slash Storage Costs

Thin App

Application Flexibility

Unified Access

Leverage Old & New

Infrastructure

Virtual Printing

Complete & Hassle Free

Printing

Offline Desktop(experimental)

Anywhere Mobility

MultimediaRe-Direct

EnhancedUser

Experience

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View Composer: Image Management

Traditional VDI VMware View + Clones

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Updated

View Composer: Image Management

Lowering Overall Storage Costs

Up to 90% reduction

Manage 1000s of desktops

Streamline Desktop Management

Quick Provisioning

Simplified updating, patching and upgrading while retaining user settings

Guarantee updates applied to every desktop

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Operating System

ThinApp: Application Management through Virtualization

FeaturesDecouples applications & data from OS

Agent-less architecture

Wide platform and application support

Plugs into existing Application Management tools

BenefitsReduces Storage Costs

Minimizes desktop images to be managed

Streamlines application patch updates

Allows multiple versions of applications to be used

sandboxsandbox

ApplicationApplication

VOS VOS

Application Application

App Files App Files

App FilesApp Files

Operating System

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Unified Access

Leverage View Manager’s secure connection brokering capability for other platforms accessible by RDP

Terminal Servers Blade PCs Physical PCs

Load Balancing of multiple Terminal Servers.

Monitoring and auditing within View Manager

Blade PCs

Terminal Servers

Physical PCs

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Virtual Printing

Driver Free Printing: No Installation and Maintenance of printer drivers on Virtual Desktops

All necessary printers automatically available

Minimize network utilization up to 98% with advanced print stream compression

High quality printing even over WAN connections

Use of client printer driver rather than complicated server installations

View Client

RDP

View Client

RDP

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View Manager: Better User Experience

Multimedia Redirection:

Multimedia stream decoded at client Better user experience

Min impact on servers, bandwidth consumed

Win XP, Win XPe clients supported

Support of critical codecs

MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-4-part2

WMV 7/8/9

WMA, AC3, MP3

Granular policies for USB Redirection

Flash support soon with VMware View 3.1 Remote User experience

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VDM

Clients View Manager 3 VMware Infrastructure

Offline Desktop (Experimental)

End-users can check their Virtual Desktops in and out Administrators can extend security policies to the local PC Full user experience

VirtualCenter

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Unified Access

View Composer

Summary Overview for VMware View 3

View Manager

Clients

Offline Desktop

VMware View Pricing, Packaging, SKU’s and Licensing Discussion

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Current VDI/VDM 2 Pricing and Packaging

VDI VDM

VI3 Enterprise

Virtual Center

Desktop Manager

Pricing ( per concurrent user)

$150 $50

Current Pricing for VDI

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VMware View 3 Pricing and Packaging

View Enterprise

View Enterprise add-on

View Premier

View Premier Add-on

View Premier Upgrade

VI3 Enterprise

Virtual Center

View Manager

View Composer

Offline Desktop*

ThinApp

Pricing ( per concurrent user)

$150 $50 $250 $150 $100

New set of SKUs

* Experimental in View 3.0

The Competition

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Server based Computing – Architectures

Terminal Servers

App

USER USER USER USER

USER USER USER

App App

App App App App

Virtualization Layer

Apps

USEROS

Apps

USEROS

Apps

USEROS

Apps

USEROS

Apps

USEROS

Apps

USEROS

Apps

USEROS

Apps

USEROS

Virtual Desktop Infrastructure

App

USER`

> No Isolation

> Challenges with Resource Control

> Challenging if users want different apps

> Full Isolation

> Complete and predicable resource control

> Every user can have their own environment

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Server based Computing – Load Balancing

Terminal Servers


VMware View

USERUSER

USER

App App App

USERUSER

App

USER

App


App Apps

USEROS

Apps

USEROS

Apps

USEROS

Full VMware View and VI3 Benefits:

> Fail Over support with VMware HA

> Offline backup options with VMware VCB

> VMware Update Manager for OS/Application

> Automatic NIC / HBA redundancy with Nic Teaming and Multipathing

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Competitive Pricing/Packaging Comparison

XenDesktop VMware ViewAdvanced Enterprise Platinum Enterprise Premier

Virtualization Platform

Connection broker

Secure remote access

Storage Optimization

Multi-backend support

Application Virtualization

Offline Desktop*

High Availability

Dynamic Provisioning

Desktop Monitoring Partner Partner

Pricing $195 $295 $395 $150 $250

* Experimental support only

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Why Choose VMware View over Citrix XenDesktop Other Thin Client Solutions

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Why Choose VMware View over Citrix XenDesktop

Standardising on the best platform is a strategic decision

More than 10 years of innovation, 120,000 customers

>85% deployed in production

XenDesktop is complex to deploy and its future is uncertain

Microsoft Hyper-V likely to replace XenServer

Early adopters face significant technical risks and uncertainties

No one protocol will fit all use case scenarios

VMware is committed to supporting multiple protocols such as

Sun ALP, HP RGS, Teradici, and RDP

VMware View includes Client virtualisation for best end user experience, off-line usage

RDP performs as well as ICA in LAN environments

RDP and ICA gap narrowing: MSFT is aggressively investing to further enhance RDP (e.g. Calista technology acquisition)

Windows Operating System Licensing

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Licenses for Windows Desktop

There are two ways to purchase Microsoft Windows Desktop licenses for VMware View

Full Packaged Product (FPP)

Vista Enterprise Centralized Desktop (VECD)

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Licensing Microsoft Windows for VMware View

Full Packaged ProductFPP licenses can be deployed as virtual desktops

Cannot re-use existing OEM licenses for virtual desktops

Each client device requires license for physical device

This information is subject to change, contact your Microsoft sales representative for the latest licensing policies or visit the web:http://www.microsoft.com/windows/products/windowsvista/enterprise/benefits/licensing.mspx

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Windows Fully Packaged Product (FPP) / Retail license for any device

PC/Thin Client vendor

Own: 1PC with Microsoft XP OEM license OR 1 Thin Client with Microsoft XPe or other OS license

Buy: 1 PC/Thin Client

Buy: 1 FPP/ Retail license of Windows (approx. $345 each list)

Install and Access: 1Copy of Windows OS

CentralizedVirtual Desktops

VMware View VMware View

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Licensing Microsoft Windows for VMware View

Vista Enterprise Centralized Desktops (VECD)

Allows access to hosted virtual desktops

Single end device can access up to four remote desktops

Subscription based licensing

Need to have MSFT volume license agreement

Thin clients and regular PCs priced differently

VECD covers “business” versions of Windows

Windows Vista Business and Windows Vista Ultimate

Downgrade rights apply to Windows XP Professional and Windows 2000 Professional

This information is subject to change, contact your Microsoft sales representative for the latest licensing policies or visit the web:http://www.microsoft.com/windows/products/windowsvista/enterprise/benefits/licensing.mspx

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Windows Vista Enterprise Centralized Desktop for regular PCs

PC vendor

Own: 1 PC with Windows OS OEM license

Buy: 1 PC

Buy: 1 VECD for SA license (approx. $23 per client)

Install: Unlimited Copies of Windows OSAccess: 4 running instances of Windows OS


VMware ViewVMware View

Pre-Requisites: Microsoft Enterprise Agreement, Select Agreement OR Campus and School Agreement

Microsoft Software Assurance for PC

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Windows Vista Enterprise Centralized Desktop (VECD) for thin clients

Thin Client vendor

Own: 1 Thin Client with Microsoft XPe or other OS license

Buy: 1 Thin Client

Buy: 1 VECD license (approx. $110 per client)

Install: Unlimited Copies of Windows OSAccess: 4 running instances of Windows OS


VMware ViewVMware View

Pre-Requisites: Microsoft Enterprise Agreement, Select Agreement OR Campus and School Agreement

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