MICROSOFT MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS EL AHORA y EL FUTURO

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1 MICROSOFT MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS EL AHORA y EL FUTURO
3/24/2017 4:01 PM MICROSOFT MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS EL AHORA y EL FUTURO Hugo García Morales Management Specialist Latinamerica Microsoft Corporation © Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. This presentation is for informational purposes only. Microsoft makes no warranties, express or implied, in this summary.

2 TI Ahora Muchos ambientes Pocos administradores con muchas funciones
Data Center Usuarios internos Usuarios Externos Pocos administradores con muchas funciones Seguridad Monitoreo Control de PCs Muchas versiones / plataformas / config

3 IT Ahora Server Space Security Space Services Space Network Space
End User Space Out of Space!!! Desktop Space

4 Como operan hoy? Cuántos administradores? Cuántas especialidades?
Reaccionan? Planean? Se van temprano?

5 Impacto inmediato Pueden mencionar algunos ejemplos? ROI COSTOS
SALIR TARDE INSATISFACCIÓN CLIENTES TIEMPO DE SOLUCIÓN CALIDAD DE SERVICIO

6 Qué hacer? Empezar por lo básico y construir desde ahi
Utilizar Systems Management Consultoría + Tecnología Control de cada pieza individual de la infraestructura

7 En Microsoft les ayudamos
Grandes ventajas Prácticas de consultoría probadas Tecnología Hechas en Microsoft para Miccrosoft Integrables con otros ambientes Esquemas de licenciamiento sencillos Visión Gran inversión en nuestra estrategia de Administración de Sistemas Microsoft administra desktops a nivel mundial Motorola actualiza 5000 desktops en menos de 10 min Microsoft administra cerca de 7000 servidores. 4 alerta / día / servidor Más de 11 M de desktops a nivel mundial con SMS Más de 8000 versiones de MOM del sitio de internet

8 Nuestra práctica de consultoría
MOF – Microsoft Operations Framework

9 Int’l ITSMF Innovation Award for Excellence
MOF - resumen Creado para ayudar a los clientes a mejorar los servicios en plataforma Microsoft Colección de principios, procesos y prácticas probadas para la administración de TI Construido en ITIL – IT Infraestructure Library Miembro de ITSMF Procesos de MOF / ITIL en los productos MOF 1.0 MOF 2.0 MOF 3.0 Int’l ITSMF Innovation Award for Excellence 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005

10 Microsoft Solutions for Management
MOF – Microsoft Operational Framework MSF – Microsoft Solutions Framework Envisioning Planning Building Deploying Changing Operating Supporting Optimizing Iterative Operations Operations Assessment Update & Patch Management Service Monitoring and Control Server & Desktop Lifecycle Mgt Product Operations Guides Account Management

11 MS Solutions for Mgmt (MSM)
Identify Develop MSM Solution Accelerators E2E Management Scenarios Full IT Lifecycle Automation Cross-product focused Co-dev with customers, partners & OTG Ops Assessment Focus: Assess environment maturity. Perform gap analysis Products: All Timelines: Available today More Info: Patch Management Focus: Guidance for patching OS & Apps Products: SUS, SMS, Exchange, SQL, Windows, Office, Timelines: PM 2.5 – Nov 03, PM 3.0 – July 04 More Info: /technet/itsolutions/msm/default.asp Customer Partner Market Research Product Groups OTG MSN Operations MS.COM Analysts Industry Org’s Mgt Solutions Service Monitoring & Control Focus: Guidance for E2E service monitoring Products: MOM, SQL Reporting, WMI Timelines: SM&C V1 – Dec 02, V2 – Oct 03, V3 – Jul04 More Info: /technet/itsolutions/msm/default.asp Evaluate Plan Build Operate Deploy Windows Server Deployment Focus: Guidance for deploying base Win Servers Products: Win Server, ADS, WinPE, MOM, SMS Timelines: WSD V1 – Oct 03, V2 – Q3 2004 More Info: /technet/itsolutions/msm/default.asp Frameworks Architecture (MSF, MOF, MSA) Microsoft & Partner SW and HW Stack Client Deployment Focus: Guidance for deploying windows clients and apps Products: SMS,BTS,MOM,Windows,WinPE,PQ,Ghost, Office,USMT,RIS,VPC,SQL,CER, Timelines: BDD V1 – Sep03, V2 – Sept 04 More Info: /technet/itsolutions/msm/default.asp Customer Problems  IT Management Solutions  Product Improvement

12 Microsoft Management Solutions
La tecnología Microsoft Management Solutions

13 Pueden ver un problema? Gráficas y métricas Diagramas de estado
CPU + Memory Utilization 100 Diagramas de estado Resumen de posibles problemas

14 Application Knowledge
3/24/2017 4:01 PM Nuestra aproximación Developer Insight RULES (Analysis) CONNECTION Application Knowledge ALERTS (Problems) TASKS EVENTS (NT, LOGS) + METRICS (WMI, SNMP, SCRIPTS) Operational Practices Out-of-box solution Facilitate preemptive monitoring Reduce time to diagnosis & repair Developed by Subject Matter Experts Microsoft (Developers, MCS, PSS) Third Parties (Dell, Siebel) Custom (LOB App) At Microsoft the biggest investment we are making to make Windows and our server product more manageable is to develop MOM Management Packs. We are leveraging our unique position of owning the Operating System, Services and Management tool to bring the greatest value to our customers. Each product group – Windows, Exchange, SQL, etc… is investing their expert knowledge in their MOM MPs allowing our customers to “stand on their shoulders” and benefit from their insights into how our products work and how they need to be monitored. Of course to complete the management of a datacenter, one needs to manage more than the Windows OS and the Microsoft applications deployed on those servers. You also need end-to-end management of your environment from hardware and storage to backup/restore and anti-virus solutions that sit atop the key LOB applications. We are encouraging these third parties to develop Management Packs for use in MOM to facilitate their integration into the datacenter operations. This is fundamentally new paradigm for management: that application owners develop their own Management Packs for MOM because Management Packs because they best know how to manage their application. The goals of MPs as extensions to MOM are that the provide a mechanism to give the operators and administrators a single consistent tool to manage their Windows infrastructure and the applications running on it, so they no longer need to rely on a disparate set of tools to manage the varied elements of their datacenter. The breadth and depth of monitoring provided in these Management Packs, combined with the knowledge they incorporate will help to reduce the time to accurately diagnose and respond to issues, thus lowering the TCO. Simultaneously, this high level of monitoring will allow much greater preemptive intervention, and hence a higher quality service by detecting issues before they result in a service interruption. By building a definition of server health into Management Packs, the result is a management solution that is largely out of box with very simple deployment and configuration. This results in a rapid return on investment without a protracted deployment period requiring large investments. Management Pack Philosophy Effective front-line monitoring requires:  watching the right set of details  broad spectrum of health indicators (e.g. events and perf counters) Without this detailed monitoring  few preemptive actions possible  Servers are managed reactively MOM + Management Packs facilitate such monitoring  higher service quality at a lower cost © Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. This presentation is for informational purposes only. Microsoft makes no warranties, express or implied, in this summary.

15 Framework

16 State View

17 Multipane View

18 Active Directory Management Pack
Ejemplo Active Directory Management Pack SKIP EXAMPLE

19 Example: Active Directory Event Monitoring
Más de 400 reglas DC Locator DIT corruption GC ISM KCC KDC NetLogon Replication Security Accounts Manager (SAM) errors Site links Sysvol UserEnv W32Time Estas reglas llegan muy profundo en el funcionamiento de AD!

20 Active Directory State Monitoring
State monitoring Active Directory: At a glance view of AD health Client View Replication Health Server Health Service Health Components Active Directory Role

21 Can clients connect within thresholds?
Client connectivity Can clients connect to PDC, GCs Is Active Directory responsive to clients Checks for: Serverless bind. (Can it contact a DC and is it in a local site) PDC Available Minimum # of GC’s available Are the targeted DCs available\responsive

22 Is replication healthy?
Is each DC configured properly Are all DC’s replicating Is replication occurring in a timely fashion (SLA) Has initial replication completed in the last 24hours (configurable) Checks for: End-to-end replication via change injection Health of inbound connection objects Appropriate # of replication partners Site islands Slow replication

23 Are all of the required services available?
Are the services on each DC healthy? Active Directory service Processes that are vital to the health of AD Database growth and log file free space Checks for: Health of LSASS, Knowledge Consistency Checker (KCC), Userenv State of NetLogon, FRS, Intersite Messaging Service (ISM), W32Time, Kerberos Distribution Center (KDC) Name resolution\DC locator Is SYSVOL accessible

24 Is the Active Directory service available?
Service Availability Are the necessary FSMO role holders responsive Is the Active Directory service responsive Can clients connect to the directory Checks for: Serverless bind threshold GC Search Time Lost object count Availability of LDAP and crucial roles (PDC, DC, GCs, etc) Name resolution\DC locator Client pack tests

25 Diagram View: Site and Site Links
Servers show with health state Servers annotated for role (e.g. GC) Site links shown Tool tips shown with details for site links, sites and computers

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27 3/24/2017 4:01 PM Ejemplos de Mgmt Packs Windows .NET Framework Active Directory (2000/2003) Base Operating System (4.0/2000/2003) Baseline Security Analyzer (MBSA) Distributed Transaction Coordinator (DTC) DNS Service (2000/2003) DHCP (2000/2003) File Replication Service (FRS) (2000/2003) Group Policy (2003) Internet Information Services (IIS) (NT4.0/2000/2003) Message Queuing (MSMQ) (2000/2003) Network Load Balancing (2000/2003) Routing and Remote Access Service (2000/2003) Server Clusters (MSCS) (2000/2003) SharePoint Services System Resource Manager (WSRM) Terminal Services (2000/2003) Transaction Server (MTS) (NT4.0) Windows Internet Name Service (WINS) (2000/2003) Windows Media Services (2000/2003) Microsoft Applications Application Center (2000) Automated Deployment Services (ADS) BizTalk Server (2002/2004) Commerce Server (2000) Exchange (5.5/2000/2003) Host Integration Server (2000) Identity Integration Server (2003) Internet Security and Acceleration Server (ISA) (2000) Live Communications Server (LCS) (2003) Office Project Server (2003) Operations Manager (2000/2005) Proxy Server (2.0) SharePoint Portal Server (2003) Site Server (3.0) SNA Server (4.0) SQL Server (2000) Systems Management Server (2.0/2003) Transition: here’s an example of some of our Management Packs for MOM You’ll see that later on in today’s event we’ll hear more about the Exchange Server 2003 MP, the Active Directory MP, and the SQL Server 2000 MP. Citrix – MetaFrame XP and WMI Provider NetIQ Windows NT 4.0 XMP Security XMP XMP Connectors for Tivoli, NetCool, and others Compaq – Compaq management pack for Insight Manager Global Maintech – WMI Event Providers for MVS, AS400, Unix, Linux HP – HP Openview Service Desk Neon Systems – iWave Adapter for Help desk Netreon – Brocade SAN management 3rd Party Applications & Hardware Citrix SAP Veritas BayNetworks Dell HP EMC Cisco Non-Windows Platforms IBM AIX IBM AS400 IBM z/OS (MVS) Linux (many flavors) Mac OS X Unix (many flavors) © Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. This presentation is for informational purposes only. Microsoft makes no warranties, express or implied, in this summary.

28 ¡ Una comunidad que participa activamente !
3/24/2017 4:01 PM Listo para producción Comunidades de usuarios y muchos recursos e información Recursos MPs, SDK, RK MOM Connector Framework Solution Accelerators Fast Deployment Notification Workflow Documentos Manuales White papers Seguridad Mom Community MOM Answers.com MOMCommunity.com MyITForum.com etc. Product Connectors Hitachi & NEC Tivoli Enterprise Console CA Unicenter HP Openview NNM HP Openview Openview Operations Micromuse NETCOOL Peregrine Remedy ¡ Una comunidad que participa activamente ! Versión Workgroup MOM – Hasta 10 servidores bajo una sola licencia © Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. This presentation is for informational purposes only. Microsoft makes no warranties, express or implied, in this summary.

29 SMS 2003 Security Patch Management Asset Management
3/24/2017 4:01 PM SMS 2003 Security Patch Management Asset Management Application Deployment Support for the Mobile Workforce Systems Management Server 2003 is Microsoft’s enterprise change and configuration management solution for application deployment, asset management, and security patch management. Today, global businesses use SMS 2003 to deliver the latest business applications to clients, whether on laptops, devices, or servers. Standardizing on Systems Management Server, Motorola saved more than 247,000 admin hours over 800,000 software deployments to 65,000 desktops, saving an estimated $11 million. Capital Securities in Taiwan for example has saved over 90% of their IT staff workload by using SMS 2003 to distribute software. For asset management, SMS allows you to selectively collect inventory on all the hardware and software in your enterprise, as well as track usage and compliance. A global 500 healthcare company used software metering to reduce support costs by 25%. With over 8,000 applications across 110k PCs worldwide, metering laptops suggests 50-60% all apps can be retired greatly reducing staffing needs. Asset tracking also helped reduce Help Desk budget - outsourced help desk service charged at $300/pc/year and accurate asset tracking saved them 5-10% annually. A key concern today is the management of security patches, and SMS 2003 is Microsoft’s enterprise solution for patch management. SMS 2003 is the tool that MS IT is using to deploy and ensure compliance of security patches across Microsoft.  Using SMS 2003, MS IT can obtain an SLA of 97% compliance, with 100% accountability of patch deployment to the 5,500+ Windows servers they manage within 7 hours.  To support these core capabilities, SMS 2003 extends these capabilities to both infrequently connected and bandwidth-limited users, allowing you to manage your growing mobile workforce. Finally, to ensure that you get the most out of your Microsoft investment, SMS fully utilizes Active Directory, Windows Management Instrumentation, Add/Remove programs, Microsoft Installer, and Bandwidth Intelligent Transfer Services – although these are not requirements. Application Deployment Deliver critical business productivity applications reliably and easily to users in the right place at the right time. Asset Management Reduce software costs and helps customers stay compliant by tracking and reporting on the installed application base and their usage. Security Patch Management Improve security of the Windows® environment through increased vulnerability awareness and reliable targeted delivery of updates, Mobility Deliver enterprise management to the growing mobile workforce through industry standards independent of connection or location. Windows Management Services Integration Reduce operational costs by fully utilizing the manageability built into the Windows platform. Leveraging Windows Management Services © Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. This presentation is for informational purposes only. Microsoft makes no warranties, express or implied, in this summary.

30 Application Deployment
3/24/2017 4:01 PM Application Deployment Send applications at the right time Target applications to those who need them Use bandwidht intelligently Integrate with Windows capabilities Software Distribution Asset Management Problem – large-scale projects are becoming too difficult and costly to undertake, therefore increasing costs and not putting the right services in front of the right users quickly enough to enable business.. SMS 2003 solves this by providing all the tools a customer needs to plan for and deploy a complicated line-of-business or user productivity application. Obtain HW + SW listings of each computer Centralized reporting capabilities Great control over assets Ability to know how they use the infra HW + SW Inventory © Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. This presentation is for informational purposes only. Microsoft makes no warranties, express or implied, in this summary.

31 Security Patch Management
3/24/2017 4:01 PM Security Patch Management A secure Windows environment through Collection of critical patch information Vulnerability assessment of existing environment Quick and easy deployment of patches Targeted delivery of patches Verification and reporting on patch deployment Business Demands Problem – corporations want a set of tools and processes that allow them to determine which Windows systems are in need of critical patches, and then quickly test and deploy these patches throughout their enterprise. SMS 2003 solves this by gathering patch information from all of your Windows systems for you to determine your vulnerabilities, and then quickly get these patches and deploy them with the accuracy and control you need. SMS 2003 delivers and end-to-end solution in patch management from planning, testing, staging, deploying, verification, and reporting. It is difficult to quantify the cost of security breaches because most companies do not report attacks. However, the Computer Security Institute and the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation perform an annual computer crime and security survey that tallied more than $201 million in quantified financial losses in Among respondents, the most frequently cited forms of attack were viruses (82 percent) and insider abuse of network access (80 percent). Theft of proprietary information caused the greatest financial loss, with an average reported loss of $2.7 million. Note: To access the 2003 CSI/FBI Computer Crime and Security Survey, see: Proactive patch management The widespread damage caused by the "SQL Slammer" worm (also known as "Sapphire") and the earlier "Nimda" worm emphasize the importance, and limitations, of an active enterprise patch management program. The common thread between the two attacks is that both exploited PC or server vulnerabilities that had been identified and publicized months earlier. Even more troubling, in both cases, patches that would have closed these vulnerabilities had been available to network administrators for months before the attacks occurred. UPS spent $22 million to develop the Deliver Information Acquisition Device (DIAD) IV, which will be used by 70,000 drivers worldwide. The DIAD IV driver terminal, a compact, rugged device powered by Windows CE .Net., includes a Global Positioning System (GPS) receiver, a bar code scanner and a color screen. They plan to spend another $127 million over the next five years on global deployment of a new driver terminal that features built-in cellular, wireless LAN and Bluetooth short-range wireless systems. How will they keep these systems updated with the latest applications? How will they ensure that these systems are patched? © Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. This presentation is for informational purposes only. Microsoft makes no warranties, express or implied, in this summary.

32 SMS 2003 Patch Management How It Works
3/24/2017 4:01 PM SMS 2003 Patch Management How It Works Microsoft Download Center Setup: Download Security Update Inventory and Office Inventory Tools; run inventory tool installer Firewall Scan components replicate to SMS clients Clients scanned; scan results merged into SMS hardware inventory data SMS Distribution Point SMS Site Server Administrator uses Distribute Software Updates Wizard to authorize updates SMS Clients Update files downloaded; packages, programs & advertisements created/updated; packages replicated & programs advertised to SMS clients SMS Distribution Point Software Update Installation Agent on clients deploy updates SMS Clients Periodically: Sync component checks for new updates; scans clients; and deploys necessary updates SMS Clients © Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. This presentation is for informational purposes only. Microsoft makes no warranties, express or implied, in this summary.

33 Mobility Windows Management Services Integration
3/24/2017 4:01 PM Mobility Support for roaming and infrequently connected mobile users Delivery of critical business services and applications—reliably and timely Automatically detect changes in position Support for Mobility Windows Management Services Integration Windows compliance Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 Certification Optimal integration of Windows management services Active Directory simplifies SMS planning and deployment Core Windows Services Integration Windows Installer Service (MSI) Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) Reduces costs through leveraging existing infrastructure and capabilities Problem – business is becoming more mobile. Not only are more users tethered to a laptop instead of a desktop, but the services these users depend upon are the services that are running business. SMS 2003 solves this by extending its best of breed solution for asset management and software distribution to include the mobile needs of laptop users for delivering these services. When delivering these critical services reliably and timely, it is important to remember these are customer facing value add services. This translates to customer service enhancing services that generate revenue for your company. SMS 2003 Delivers © Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. This presentation is for informational purposes only. Microsoft makes no warranties, express or implied, in this summary.

34 OS Deployment Feature Pack
3/24/2017 4:01 PM OS Deployment Feature Pack Target Machine 1 SMS inventory used to create a “collection” – machines are targeted for refresh 5 Compressed WIM OS image is downloaded & installed Existing Windows Client receives advertisement for OS refresh Image is personalized and boots to full OS with SMS agent 2 6 SMS Client Agent Pre-OS SMS delivers bootable WinPE image using WIM to existing OS partition Auto login configures the SMS Advanced Client agent 3 7 Boot files are modified, reboots to WinPE on hard disk SMS delivers role based applications and post OS config 4 8 Prerequisite activity before ADS is used Create templates for capturing and deploying images and needed Post imaging task sequences. These are XML files that describe task sequences the ADS controller execute. Create the golden image(s). Utilize WinPE and a scripted unattend process to create a golden image that contains all the chosen OS configurations, SPs, Patches, and core applications. WinPE may be booted from a CD or ADS may be used here to deliver a WinPE image to the target disk and then boot into WinPE to run the unattend build and post OS scripts and application installs. The ADS Administration Agent is also installed. Run Sysprep.exe on the device and shut it down. Capture the golden image and place image into the repository Identify new devices and enter the variable information that will assign a golden image from the repository and customize the image to give it a unique personality when mini setup runs. Alternatively new devices when PXE booted may be discovered and presented to the operator. The operator may choose to “take control” of the new device and run a “job” against it at any time. Devices which are not “under control” are ignored by the ADS PXE boot controller and will proceed with their boot order processing. Slide narrative: A new machine for which a MAC address is known and entered into ADS boots and registers with the ADS controller. Other device unique variables are also set. Controller downloads the Deployment Agent. Certificates and encryption is used to ensure secure communication and PXE controller source. Controller instructs the Deployment Agent to download the assigned image file. This could be unicast or multicast to many machines (known as a “set”). Without rebooting, the controller task sequence will instruct the Deployment Agent to mount the new image, replace variables placed within the Sysprep.inf file to customize the new device and reboot the device. The controller will ignore the following PXE boot requests causing the device to boot from hard disk. After mini-setup completes and reboots into the new OS, the ADS Administration Agent communicates with the controller for possible further task sequences and the controller will send those “jobs” to the device until the sequence is completed or a failure occurs. The ADS MMC will report the status the entire process and all features and status are available though WMI. Bootable WinPE Hard Disk OS SMS Server SMS Advanced Client Agent Windows-Present MOM WinPE Image Delivery Application Delivery OS Image Delivery Logs all activity © Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. This presentation is for informational purposes only. Microsoft makes no warranties, express or implied, in this summary.

35 Device Management Feature Pack
3/24/2017 4:01 PM Partner Add-ons Device Management Feature Pack Device Management Feature Pack Extend change and configuration management to Windows CE-based and Windows Mobile devices SMS can manage a number of devices today through two mechanisms. For XP embedded, SMS has the SMS XP Embedded Advanced Client, while (click) for devices running on Windows CE , Pocket PC and SmartPhone, SMS will be delivering the SMS Device Management Feature Pack and the CE Device Management Client. Download the Beta: © Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. This presentation is for informational purposes only. Microsoft makes no warranties, express or implied, in this summary.

36 On a single license Solution Accelerators Business Desktop Deployment
OS Deployment Feature Pack Application Deployment Mobility support Device Management Feature Pack Asset Management Patch Management Windows Services Integration Solution Accelerators Business Desktop Deployment Patch Management Dell Patch Management

37 What is next for you down the road?
Nuestra visión What is next for you down the road?

38 3/24/2017 4:01 PM Take this notion of knowledge as applied to the application lifecycle Role specific knowledge – developer knowledge and operations knowledge that needs to be communicated and collaborated on. Operations knowledge of the end-users experience, beyond just red light-green light on a console. Communicating that knowledge back to development to allow for continuous improvement, version planning, etc. Difficult to communicate this knowledge in a useful fashion © Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. This presentation is for informational purposes only. Microsoft makes no warranties, express or implied, in this summary.

39 Dynamic Systems Initiative
3/24/2017 4:01 PM DSI is about capturing that IT system knowledge that is relevant to design, deployment and operations of IT systems - © Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. This presentation is for informational purposes only. Microsoft makes no warranties, express or implied, in this summary.

40 Dynamic Systems Initiative
3/24/2017 4:01 PM DSI is about capturing that IT system knowledge that is relevant to design, deployment and operations of IT systems - Getting it out of the heads of IT staff, out of reams and reams of word documents, making it accessible for the first time even – putting it into the software, into a software model So DSI is about enabling knowledge to be captured in software models that can be edited, operated on and transferred throughout the entire IT lifecycle improving manageability, increasing automation, facilitating communication and collaboration via the software itself © Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. This presentation is for informational purposes only. Microsoft makes no warranties, express or implied, in this summary.

41 “Designed For Operations” “Operationally Aware Platform”
3/24/2017 4:01 PM “Designed For Operations” “Operationally Aware Platform” “Intelligent Management” Model-based development and authoring tools Operationally aware applications Model-based automation infrastructure Increased utilization and flexibility of resources Model-based management tools End-to-end automation of system deployment, monitoring, and updating DSI is really driving product development across our server and tools business. As we said, this is a lifecycle problem, and requires a lifecycle approach. --Designed For Operations: provding model-based development and authoring tools that allow IT staff to capture and edit system knowledge to collaborate more effectively and deliver systems that are designed to be easier to deploy and manage. Its also about ensuring our own server applications are more operationally aware, that they leverage knowledge to be more manageable out of the box --Operationally Aware Platform: Ensuring the platform can support and respond to these improved applications, that it can leverage knowledge to provide more automation, increase utilization, and be more flexible, allowing you to respond to changing business or operational needs --Intelligent Management: delivering management tools that can leverage knowledge captured in models to provide greater automation of deployment, monitoring and updating, encode best practices and prescriptive guidance to manage more effectively With deliverables across Visual Studio, Windows Server and Server System, and our Management tools, such as SMS, MOM and System Center, Microsoft has committed to DSI – these innovations are tied together by the core principles – unified models that capture and transfer knowledge across the IT lifecycle. © Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. This presentation is for informational purposes only. Microsoft makes no warranties, express or implied, in this summary.

42 Models Today Transferring knowledge from development to IT
Health Models Service Discovery Models Management Packs DSI is an initiative with a vision, supported by products and technologies today, and in the future. Today we are leveraging models to reduce costs and complexity, improve manageability and efficiency. Models to automate management: Microsoft Operations Manager 2005 Health Models Service Discovery Models Management Packs Windows Update Services and SMS Patching Models Management built-in at design time: Visual Studio 2005 System Definition Models (use the modeling icon but put “SDM” in the title) Patching Models Design-time validation © Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. This presentation is for informational purposes only. Microsoft makes no warranties, express or implied, in this summary.

43 Distributed Enterprise
3/24/2017 4:01 PM Reporting Server Locate underutilized servers for consolidation scenarios Support load balancing decisions Compare performance statistics over time in the context of specific software changes System Center Reporting Server 2005 consolidates your change and configuration information from SMS 2003 and your event and performance information from MOM 2005 to give you easy access to the reports you need to manage your enterprise. If you are already using both SMS 2003 and MOM 2005, you can further benefit from the System Center Reporting Server 2005 "better together" reports to understand how changes in your environment affect your system and service availability. System Center Reporting Server 2005 can help you run reports that: •Locate underutilized servers and target them for elimination by comparing performance data in a server platform consolidation scenario. •Support load balancing decisions by providing information on server performance across specific workloads and identifying any excess capacity. •Determine if hardware changes or software updates are responsible for causing an increased volume of server alerts. •Compare server performance statistics over time in the context of specific software changes. Even if you use only one management component of the System Center 2005 today, either SMS 2003 or MOM 2005, System Center Reporting Server 2005 can deliver an enhanced and simplified query and report authoring experience. Distributed Enterprise © Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. This presentation is for informational purposes only. Microsoft makes no warranties, express or implied, in this summary.

44 Implementing DSI Management Packs System Definition Model (SDM)
3/24/2017 4:01 PM System Definition Model (SDM) SDM Support SDM Support via Desired Configuration Monitoring Management Packs SDM Support Roadmap 2004 Microsoft Operations Manager 2005 Health Models Service Discovery Models Management Packs 2005 Visual Studio 2005 System Definition Model (SDM) 2006 SMS SDM Support via Desired State Configuration MOM SDM Support 2007 Longhorn System Center Reporting Server SDM support Capacity planning and performance modeling tools utilizing SDM MP’s We are leading by example… Common engineering criteria SDM Support Health Models Service Discovery Models Capacity planning & performance monitoring tools utilizing SDM © Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. This presentation is for informational purposes only. Microsoft makes no warranties, express or implied, in this summary.

45 3/24/2017 4:01 PM © 2004 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
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46 MOM 2005 - Mejoras 2000 4000 600 s < 30 s >600 s 30 s 15 mins
3/24/2017 4:01 PM MOM Mejoras MOM 2000 MOM 2005 Agentes (por grupo) 2000 4000 2x mas T espera alertas (1000 nodos) 600 s < 30 s 20x rápido Heartbeats (1000 nodos) >600 s 30 s Descubrimiento (1000 nodos) 15 mins 3 mins 5x rápido Instalación agentes (1000 agentes) 30 mins 12 mins 2.5x rápido Tamaño agente (Inicial) 22 MB 3.5 MB 6.3x pequeñp Tamaño agente (Monitor Exchange) 40+ MB 18 MB 2.2x pequeño 34 TAP Customers Managing over 2599 servers MS IT managing 5668 servers 4,503 Beta Customers 2,707 downloads of MOM 2005 952 downloads of MOM 2005 “Express” Plan for  MOM 2005 – Jim Becker Summary Reduce from 8 to 4 Management Groups. Reduce from 24 Servers to at worst 18 production Servers (targeting to get down to 15) and 1 reporting Server Collapse 3 additional MOM environments used by 2 BUIT’s and Exchange Team into the above architecture which will allow us to cut about another 30 servers currently being used by those groups. “These numbers are getting close to being locked down. In the infrastructure space, we plan on dropping from eight to four Management Groups A.K.A Configuration Groups. The number of servers currently in the environment is 24, and in the plan for new architecture, the number is projected to be 15 production servers and 1 reporting server. In the event of a scale issue during deployment, this number may increase by 3 servers making the total number for production 18, as a fallback. That accounts for one reduction that will take place. The second is that there are three additional MOM environments that we plan on collapsing into this architecture. They are currently operated by BGIT, AIT and Exchange. With those environments completely collapsed there will be an additional server reduction of around 30 servers. This increase in monitoring needs has been factored into the design of the MOM 2005 architecture so we are not planning to expand the Infrastructure environment beyond the numbers stated above. The plan is to transfer the Management Packs that each environment is currently running and the associated business logic into the new environment.” © Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. This presentation is for informational purposes only. Microsoft makes no warranties, express or implied, in this summary.

47 Algunas cifras SMS 2003 Performance
3/24/2017 4:01 PM Algunas cifras SMS 2003 Performance 250,000+ computadoras antes de RTM; 99.9% de confiabilidad en estos ambientes 30,000+ descargas para evaluación Approx 30,000 companías usan SMS en el mundo, con más de 10M de computadoras Feature SMS 2.0 SMS 2003 Full inventory 25/min 140/ min 5x faster Delta inventory 32/min 225/ min 7x faster Discovery 31/min 150/ min Clients per site 2K per CAP 25K per MP 12x more “Microsoft can’t be looked on as a technology laggard in this market any longer.” Meta Group © Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. This presentation is for informational purposes only. Microsoft makes no warranties, express or implied, in this summary.