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The document summarizes Novell's roadmap for Open Enterprise Server 2 (OES2), including upcoming support pack 3 (SP3). SP3 will include enhancements to Domain Services for Windows, CIFS, QuickFinder, and iFolder. It also discusses the "Remote Office Appliance" which will help centrally manage remote sites. Long term, Novell is focusing on simplification, interoperability, and the "Ponderosa" vision of decoupling workloads and deploying appliances for the cloud or on-premise.
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- 1. Novell ® Open Enterprise Server Roadmap and Futures Sophia Germanides Senior Product Marketing Manager Collaboration Solutions and Services Novell, Inc. Bill Calero Systems Engineer Collaboration Solutions and Services Novell, Inc.
- 2. Table of ContentsMarket and Customer Perspectives Current State – OES2 SP2 Whats Coming in OES2 SP3 NetWare ® Extended Support Looking Ahead
- 3. Market Trends Traditionaldata centers morphing into private clouds How to best leverage SaaS and public clouds Virtualization is part of the data center Utilize open source initiatives Cross platform interoperability Merging of consumer and corporate demands Reduce costs, mitigate risk
- 4. Customer Demands Ineed you to help me.... Better manage my complex, mixed environment
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- 7. Help end usersbe more productive
- 8. Be sure myinfrastructure supports business priorities
- 9. Be secure andmeet compliance requirements
- 10. Leverage today's newesthardware
- 11. Opportunities and ChallengesServer Consolidation Virtualization New hardware performance standards
- 12. 64-bit enhanced softwareperformance Choice of virtualization partners
- 13. Intelligent Workload ManagementChoice and Flexibility Avoid single-vendor lock-in Virtualization
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- 16. Leverage the bestin Open Source What about the Cloud? Public? Private? Mix? - What makes sense for you?
- 17. Achieve realistic operationaland capital efficiencies Real estate
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- 21. Providing a BetterWay Instead of ... Consider this ... Investing only in proprietary platforms Open Enterprise Server and SUSE ® Linux Enterprise Server can manage and serve many applications Spending on a file and print migration only to be locked-in Maximize the investments you've already made and continue to get industry-leading identity and security, user productivity, choice and flexibility Paying for costly virtualization offerings Open Enterprise Server gives you virtualization for free to host all your workloads – Windows or Linux. Buying expensive Storage Resource Management tools Deploy Dynamic Storage Technology for free to drive down cost and inefficiency Monolithic deployments Open Enterprise Server can deploy AD-ready appliances when you decide
- 22. Moving to OpenEnterprise Server Don't rip-and-replace ... interoperate!
- 23. Control costs ofgrowing infrastructure with powerful consolidation options
- 24. Utilize existing administrationskills and processes
- 25. Enjoy vast selectionof commodity hardware
- 26. More than 4,000supported applications Save your money for strategic projects Upgrade to the infrastructure that controls your costs
- 27. The Evolution ofNetworking Services “ The Services” + Viable platform “ The Services” + Directory NetWare ® OES 1 OES 2 F: drive sharing
- 28. Best file andprint
- 29. OS components NetWare Migration path
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- 31. Dual NetWare andLinux Virtualized NetWare
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- 33. x86 64-bit supportPonderosa Decoupled services
- 34. Hybrid Cloud DataManagement
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- 36. Advanced Network Serviceson SLES Workgroup Services Advanced Networking Services Specialized Kernel -> General Purpose OSS -> Virtualization -> Appliances and Cloud N N L L L File Services Print Services identity services Private Cloud Services Content Multi Server Mngt online backup iFolder NDFS
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- 38. Novell ® Open Enterprise Server Delivering Value to End Users and IT End-user Services File and Print Client Infrastructure Services HA Interop Identity Networking
- 39. Open Enterprise Server2 Trusted and Innovative Services Workloads with deployment flexibility Networking and Management Novell Storage Services ™ (NSS) SUSE ® Linux Enterprise Server Novell ® CIFS Novell Cluster Services ™ iPrint iFolder 3.8 Novell eDirectory ™ (64-bit) Novell iManag er DNS & DHCP DFS w/ Junction Support Dynamic Storage Technology Domain Services for Windows XEN Virtualization Novell Remote Manager SAMBA & NetAtalk AFP stack CIFS stack POSIX Auto YaST File Storage Interoperability User and IT Productivity Novell Client ™ Archive & Versioning Enhanced Upgrade Utilities End User Collaboration Infrastructure Data Center NetStorage Identity Manager 3.5 Bundle Edition Workloads with Deployment Flexibility
- 40. File Services SuperiorAccess for End Users Novell Storage Services ™ (NSS) – what's new in SP2 Performance increase of 5-15%
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- 42. Cross protocol filelocking Ext3, Reiser, XFS Can use rich file system rights by adding NCP ™ support to these file systems NCP: Traditional file access
- 43. CIFS: Samba, Novell® CIFS
- 44. AFP: Native Apple10.4, 10.5 and 10.6 workstation authentication
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- 46. Distributed File Systemw/ junction support Client Support Apple 10.5 and 10.6
- 47. Windows XP, Vistaand 7
- 48. SUSE ® Linux Enterprise Desktop Microsoft AD Support eDirectory ™ or AD Authentication Domain Tiered Admin Support Customized administration for large organizations
- 49. SaaS product deliveryFile Systems File Access Protocol iFolder End-User Services File
- 50. File Services Novell® CIFS Delivers on Customer Requirements No LUM User enablement required
- 51. Scalability over Samba– supported up to 1500 users
- 52. Efficiency and performance- small memory footprint Leverage with DSFW
- 53. Cross Protocol Filelocking: AFP, CIFS, NCP
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- 56. NCS support Novell CIFS Conceptual Overview Novell CIFS – Advantages and Benefits End-User Services
- 57. File Services –AFP Extending End-User Choice Support for Mac OS* 10.3, 10.4, 10.5, and 10.6.
- 58. Scalability and Performance200 concurrent busy users
- 59. Outperforms CIFS accesson MAC Bonjour support for the AFP server discovery using the Bonjour protocol
- 60. Cross-Protocol File Lockingsupport between AFP, CIFS, and NCP ™
- 61. AFP parameter configurationand administration through iManager
- 62. No LUM Userenabling required
- 63. Auditing and Monitoring(afpstat) support for File Access activities
- 64. Support for Unicode*filenames
- 65. Support for UniversalPasswords longer than 8 characters
- 66. Clustering support forhigh availability Novell ® AFP – Advantages and Benefits End-User Services
- 67. Novell ® iPrint Reducing Helpdesk Calls with End-User Self-Service Client Support Windows 7, XP, Vista, Apple, Linux
- 68. By modifying iprint.iniwe can allow non admin users to install printers Bi-Directional Support Allows for a printer to auto configure the driver on a workstation regarding the feature set of the printer Universal Printer Driver Support No Longer need a unique driver for each Printer Model within the same family of Printers (e.g., Xerox GPD, HP UPD, Ricoh UPD) Print Accounting ISV Partners: Pcounter, EquiTrac, PaperCut
- 69. Enables an organizationto recover, track or charge back for printing costs Highly Available – via Clustering (NCS) Novell iPrint End-User Services
- 70. Dynamic Storage TechnologyImmediate Efficiencies for File Storage Tiered File Storage - Automated policies to relocate unstructured files to a lower cost storage devices
- 71. Policies based on:Age of File
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- 74. Access/Modification Times UserExperience: Merged view of information automatically provided for the end user. No desktop agent required NCP ™ /Samba Clients, Novell ® CIFS client support in SP3 Administrators can maintain different backup/restore policies for their primary and secondary storage locations
- 75. DST supports upto 16 shadow volumes and up to 16 ShadowFS volumes in a virtualized guest server environment. Infrastructure Services
- 76. AFTER BEFORE DynamicStorage Technology Included with Open Enterprise Server, Only on SUSE ® Linux Enterprise Server Infrastructure Services
Editor's Notes
- #12 Open Enterprise Server is a bundle of high-value networking, storage and print services that are optimized to run on SUSE Linux Enterprise Server. You can see that we still are shipping a NetWare bare-metal install option, but not all of the most valuable services are available on that kernel. Domain Services for Windows, Dynamic Storage Technology, Virtualization, and the easy upgrade tools can only be used when deploying on SUSE Linux Enterprise. However all the critical tools you are familiar with, and have relied on for years with NetWare, are now available for you to use on Linux. And with the same skill sets you already have in your environment.
- #13 File System Services NSS – whats new in SP2 ?? Notable feature callout for SP2 Auditing Cross protocol file locking ?? Ext3, reiser, XFS call out how we leverage the use of these FS for file serving … any eDirectory integration to set rights ? File Access Protocol NCP: Traditional File Access CIFS: Samba, Novell CIFS AFP: Native Apple 10.4, 10.5 and 10.6 workstation authentication NFS: DFS: NEED A POINT OR 2 HERE ?? Novell Client Services Windows Vista and Windows 7 Support Client version ?? Any new special feature callout ?? iFolder Client Support Apple 10.5 and 10.6 Windows XP, Vista and 7 SuSE Linux Enterprise Desktop Microsoft AD Support eDir or AD Authentication Domain Tiered Admin Support Customized administration for large organizations SaaS product deliver y
- #18 Dynamic Storage Technologies provides: Automated policies to relocate infrequently used unstructured files to a low cost storage device Policies based on: Age of file Size of file File type File owner Merged view of information automatically provided for the end user Administrators can maintain separate backup/restore policies for frequently and infrequently used information Can partition files based on “need to backup” Primary area for “important” dynamic data Secondary area for “less–important” static data Can have different backup policies for each tree “ Important” data backed up more frequently Primary backups are smaller Primary backups run faster and use less storage (tape, etc.) Primary restores faster
- #25 Note - NCP fix is needed for any accurate Trustee auditing. The fix is only given to the third parties and one customer thus far. If a customer needs it before it is released they must talk with Kent Boogert and/or PM.
- #38 Remote Office Appliance DSFW Novell CIFS Integration DNS on ADC, Removal of Partition Boundary limitation, Windows 2008 as a member server Novell CIFS NTLMv2, Kerberos Support, Domain pass through authentication OpenSLP integrated into eDirectory DHCP - View of Leases in Java Console DST Enhancements - Novell CIFS Support Quick Finder - Support for MS office 2007 iFolder Restore tool of backed up encrypted and unencrypted folders Slave to Master upgrade
- #39 What is Remote Office Appliance ? OES2 Linux based Branch Office Server Appliance. Centrally deploy and manage servers in remote branch office sites Provides Centralized user, server, workstation, and desktop application deployment, patching and administration. Benefits Provide IT services to remote sites without large full time IT staff Full remote administration. Works efficiently in bandwidth constrained WAN environments. Easily deploy and manage servers to remote sites Standard hardware and Software configurations. Deployments can be maintained across Remote sites Enforce build standards for servers and workstations Remote server and workstation patching Components and Capabilities Image creation, deployment, recovery Configuration of services like eDirectory and DSfW Data replication capability to the Central Server (CMD)
- #47 Simplified deployment and management: We will provide more flexible deployment options through virtual appliances, implementing the OES services. These will also come with new and more effective management tools. Integration with Workgroup Collaboration products Remote Office services provide a solution that allows the simplified deployment, support and management of many remote sites from a central location. So that you feel confident rolling OES into your remote offices!! SLES 11 support and component updates Web 2.0 File experience for OES File users: You have heard a lot about these exciting and new collaboration services that I have been talking about - The great thing is that OES customers will benefit from these great innovations.. Future Content Services in OES and project “Cockpit” will help "Turn your Files into Conversations"...
- #53 If you are still using NetWare, only Novell provides you with a viable and cost-effective upgrade path, which allows you to leverage current investments and skills. Open Enterprise Server on Linux provides all the services you have relied on, all enhanced on the Linux platform. But why should you be so excited about that? SUSE Linux Enterprise Server is the most interoperable platform for mission-critical computing—both physical and virtual. As you embrace this platform for your workgroup collaboration services, you're investing in opportunities for further cost-savings and optimizations in your environment. * Leverage the ecosystem of ISVs/IHVs supporting SUSE Linux Enterprise (this didn't exist for NetWare) * You can consolidate any workload on SLES – even Windows workloads. * Leverage Novell's workload management capabilities In addition, you have actually started to implement the Novell Open Collaboration Architecture. You are building the back-end for your future collaboration needs. Equally important, we have also made migration tools, best practices and upgrade guides available, to facilitate your move to Linux.
- #56 If you are still using NetWare, only Novell provides you with a viable and cost-effective upgrade path, which allows you to leverage current investments and skills. Open Enterprise Server on Linux provides all the services you have relied on, all enhanced on the Linux platform. But why should you be so excited about that? SUSE Linux Enterprise Server is the most interoperable platform for mission-critical computing—both physical and virtual. As you embrace this platform for your workgroup collaboration services, you're investing in opportunities for further cost-savings and optimizations in your environment. * Leverage the ecosystem of ISVs/IHVs supporting SUSE Linux Enterprise (this didn't exist for NetWare) * You can consolidate any workload on SLES – even Windows workloads. * Leverage Novell's workload management capabilities In addition, you have actually started to implement the Novell Open Collaboration Architecture. You are building the back-end for your future collaboration needs. Equally important, we have also made migration tools, best practices and upgrade guides available, to facilitate your move to Linux.
- #57 If you are still using NetWare, only Novell provides you with a viable and cost-effective upgrade path, which allows you to leverage current investments and skills. Open Enterprise Server on Linux provides all the services you have relied on, all enhanced on the Linux platform. But why should you be so excited about that? SUSE Linux Enterprise Server is the most interoperable platform for mission-critical computing—both physical and virtual. As you embrace this platform for your workgroup collaboration services, you're investing in opportunities for further cost-savings and optimizations in your environment. * Leverage the ecosystem of ISVs/IHVs supporting SUSE Linux Enterprise (this didn't exist for NetWare) * You can consolidate any workload on SLES – even Windows workloads. * Leverage Novell's workload management capabilities In addition, you have actually started to implement the Novell Open Collaboration Architecture. You are building the back-end for your future collaboration needs. Equally important, we have also made migration tools, best practices and upgrade guides available, to facilitate your move to Linux.