The document details Symantec's virtualization launch at VMworld 2012, emphasizing deep integration and robust protection for VMware-based environments. It covers key aspects such as security and compliance, backup and recovery, and storage management enhancements, highlighting tools like NetBackup and Enterprise Vault. Additionally, it discusses the benefits of improved performance and automation in virtualized management alongside VMware integrations.

1. Symantec Virtualization Launch
VMworld 2012
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2. Agenda
1 Theme: Deeply Integrated/Highly Protected
2 Security & Compliance
3 Backup, Recovery & Archiving
4 Storage & Availability Management
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3. Accelerating the Promise of Virtualization
Only Symantec
provides the deep levels of
VMware integration necessary
to enjoy the high levels of protection required
for business critical virtualization.
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4. Deeply Integrated. Highly Protected.
From static physical To consolidated To pooled IT resources
infrastructure… dynamic workloads… consumed as a service.
Symantec™ VMware™ Integrations
Technical Content Process
Cross-console Visibility Automation of Policies Automated Interactions
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5. Virtualization with Confidence
Business Agility
IT as a Service ITaaS
Quality of Service
Business Production
Cost Efficiency
IT Production
Virtual Cloud
 Visibility And Control Of Virtual Applications
 Improved Storage I/O Performance And Availability
 Reduced Impact From Backup and Recovery Operations
 High Performance Security And Compliance You Can Trust
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6. Virtualization Security
State of Virtualization Security
Increased Compliance
Increased infrastructure Requirements
Audit scope creep
Targeted malware
Poor visibility and control
Hypervisor layer controls
Monitoring and patching the
virtual infrastructure
Rogue or non-compliant
VMs
vShield Security vulnerabilities
VMkernel
Accelerated provisioning
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Data loss
VM host server and
Events in virtual environments can elude
Guest Protection
common security controls
Mixed-trust workloads
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7. Symantec Secures VMware
Symantec
Symantec Critical
Endpoint
System Protection
Protection
Symantec Control Symantec Data
Compliance Suite Loss Prevention
Symantec Security Symantec
Information Managed Security
Manager Services
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8. Enhanced Virtualization Backup and Recovery
NetBackup 7.6 • NBU Instant Recovery for VMware
• Instantly power on any protected VM from disk
backup target -- 800X Faster Recovery
• NBU Accelerator for VMware
• Significantly improved RPO/RTO for VMware
backup and recovery -- 100X Faster Backup
• Replication Director for VMware
• Unified Policy-based Management
• Snapshot catalog allows search for restore across
thousands of snapshots and replicas
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9. Virtualization Backup Management
• vCloud Director
• Direct integration with vCD backup API (v1.5)
• Automatically protects any newly provisioned
VM’s (vApps)
• vCenter Plug-In
• Reporting and restores made available via
vSphere plug-in
• Complete VM restore wizard driven through
vSphere client
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10. NetBackup Appliance – VMware Ready
• Protect up to 3,000 VMs in one appliance
• Direct vSphere backup - No proxy server required
• Equipped with V-Ray Techologies
• Multiple types of recovery from a single backup
pass–single file, applications, application objects,
and disaster recovery image
• Protect through Storage Area Network (SAN) or
Ethernet
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11. Virtualize Archiving:
Enterprise Vault 10 Now VMware Ready Certified
• Eliminate VM performance
penalty
– Virtual EV performance now
almost equivalent to physical
• Bring HA to Enterprise Vault
with VMotion and
LiveMigration
– Avoid Microsoft Clustering
Services tax and complexity
• Dynamically grow or shrink
your EV environment to scale
with demand
• Use “gold images” to ensure
consistent optimal settings
and enable faster upgrades
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12. Veritas Cluster Server
Application Failover for VMware
New
VMware HA Application HA Veritas Cluster Server
VM2 VM2 VM2 VM2 VM2 VM2 VM2 VM2
SQL SQL SQL SQL SQL SQL SQL SQL
Veritas Veritas Veritas Veritas
Application Application Cluster Cluster Cluster Cluster
HA HA Server Server Server Server
OS OS OS OS OS OS OS OS
VMware HA VMware HA VMware HA VMware HA
VMware ESX VMware ESX VMware ESX VMware ESX
• VMware HA may be good • Mission critical workloads • Reduces recovery times by
enough for some workloads require application eliminating VM reboots
• But, it ONLY works for monitoring and recovery • Enables physical to virtual failover
physical server failures • ApplicationHA – an • Reduces planned downtime for OS
integrated HA solution by patches
Symantec & VMware • Works with vMotion, DRS and Site
Recovery Manager
• Easy configuration and can be
managed with vCenter
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13. Veritas Dynamic Multi-Pathing (DMP) for VMware:
Improved storage I/O performance and availability
New
• Support for vSphere 5.0 Any X86 Server
• Improve performance
Guest Guest Guest Guest
– SAN & workload aware load balancing
– Real-time I/O performance graphs VMware ESX
• Increase availability Hypervisor
– Proactive path failover MPP DMP
– Automated path recovery
• Improve storage visibility ESX PSA Framework
– Enhanced device naming
– Extended attribute discovery & reporting
– Data center storage reporting via vCenter
• Utilize a single multi-pathing solution
across physical and virtual with
heterogeneous storage
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14. Thank you!
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