Cloud Enabling Your Small Business with Windows Small Business Server 2011

1. Cloud Enabling Your Small Business with Windows Small Business Server 2011 Michael Leworthy Senior Product Manager Microsoft

2. What does cloud mean to SBS? • Typically it’s been Backup, or adhoc online services • But Now.. • Cloud seems to be everywhere • What does it mean to SBS? • SBS Standard is traditionally focused on on-premise • Can I use the cloud – or am I locked into on-premise • SBS Essentials what does cross-premise really mean? • Does this mean I am cloud all the way?

3. What is Cloud Integration • 3 types of typical Cloud integration • Client/Cloud • Management fully in the cloud • Direct connection from client to cloud service • Client/Cloud/Local Admin • Management tools available on local system (Installed application) • Direct connection from client to cloud service • Client/Cloud/Server • Management integrated into server administration • Uses ADFS/SSO/DirSync for example • Extends local admin functionality to include cloud administration • Connection can be from client or server or both to cloud service

4. SBS 2011 Family SBS 2011 Standard WSUS Other Apps Premium Add-On + Core Solutions Remote Access Hyper V Identity Protection Simplified Management Backup File & Print Sharing RDS Windows Server Platform + Other Web Apps SBS 2011 Essentials

5. SBS-E gives value right out of the box as a first server “Now, all our PCs are password-protected, all documents are encrypted, and all files are automatically backed up nightly. Our business is much better protected than it was before.” Brian Woltz, Owner and Physiotherapist, Parkway Physiotherapy Automated Back up of clients “Windows Small Business Server 2011 Essentials is so easy to use that business people can take care of it themselves.” Ron Demedash, Systems Analyst, Catoptric Resources 10 Users/Devices more * Simplified management “We almost don’t notice that it’s there. Windows Small Business Server Essentials is doing its job and enabling us to do ours. We haven’t had any problems; the server just works.” Ed Nemeth, Business Manager, Hyperbaric Oxygen Clinic of Sacramento Technologies Remote Web Access Add-In’s

6. Windows Server SMB Comparison Chart

7. SBS 2011 Essentials Refresh demo

8. Many SMB’s are already in the cloud or will be soon

9. Integrated O365/ SBS-E is our top solution for SB’s Winning the public cloud with O365 is MS top priority There will be huge demand gen efforts we want to be part of We will accelerate adoption of O365 model if VAR/VAP’s have complimentary, on premise, services to sell O365 Add-In

10. However O365 is not the only solution Target: < 25 PCs Cross-Premise Windows SBS Essentials Target: < 75 PCs On-Premise Windows SBS Standard Broadband, multi-PC SBs without a server • Today many SB’s use email through: • Hosted exchange • POP3 Services • Free services • We need to support this for greater customer reach. SBSe provides a platform for all and any cloud based services Sources: [1] Estimated using IDC data [2] Based on 2008 data from IDC Workloads Tracker (2009 release) [3] Total SMBs w/ PCs based on 2009 data from AMI (2H09) [4] Microsoft Email Tracker, Jan. 2010. .

11. SBS-E will offer a valid on premise solution to SB’s that use different solutions Add-In Integrated solutions* Integration great to have but not fully necessary Not integrated solutions *Integration Add-In may not be provided directly by MS

12. SBSe provides core value as a first server for any small business A Client/Server Network based on SBS 2011 Essentials offers more functionality, more safety and offers a reliable IT infrastructure with long term savings for our customers • P2P are most basic way to allow multiple users to share information or resources. • P2P are simple, low-cost solution, grants basic infrastructure benefits • P2P are limited in what they can do. • P2P have no centralized security safeguards. • P2P tend to slow down when more than five computers are connected. • P2P offer Limited data safety if one computer crashes or shuts down.

13. Add-in Focus • On-premise add-in • Extends the functionality of the platform locally • Can be Server and/or client focused • Examples include anti-malware, group policy, etc • Cloud Integration add-in • Extends the platform for cloud integration • Can use ADFS for SSO • Example include office 365, cloud backup, CRM

14. Add-ins can extend one or more areas: Dashboard Launchpad RWA Health Alerts Extensibility Areas Additional feature level APIs Dashboard Launchpad Remote Web Access Health Alerts Provider Framework Add-ins can manage: • Storage • Computers • Users Windows Server 2008 R2 Base

15. Target Platforms SDK Download • Common SDK for the 3 “Colorado” Server SKUs: • Windows Home Server 2011, “Vail” • Windows Small Business Server 2011 Essentials, “Aurora” • Windows Storage Server 2008 R2 Essentials, “Breckenridge” • + partially applicable to Multipoint Server 2011 Visual Studio 2010 Samples/Templates PowerShell Access control administrative functionality is accessible via Powershellas well Provider Framework Documentation Dashboard / Launchpad MSDN Remote Access Website Gadgets How To topics building Add-ins Reference APIs OPK Assemblies Scenario doc Redistribution of all req. assemblies Conceptual topics

16. Architecture • WSSG SDK extends product integration in addition to the Windows Server 2008 R2 SDK • Provider Framework build to host core functionality • On-Box Features using feature providers directly • A large amount of APIs is also available for public consumption Feature level APIs for public consumption Mgmt UI: Dashboard Network Health Alerts End User UI: Remote Web Access Site & Launchpad (Provider Framework) Windows Server 2008 R2 base

17. Dashboard Shared folders Computer & backup tab Workload1 Tab Cloud Services Providers Object Model (Platform ) WCF Health Alerts provider Users Provider Devices provider Media Streaming provider Storage provider Inbox feature provider Inbox feature provider Workload 1 provider Workload 2 provider WCF Provider Registry Client Computers Provider Framework WCF

18. Cloud Services

19. Office 365 Integration* • At-a-glance view provides quick subscription, service and usage information • Extension of Dashboard User Management to provide single user creation and management experience • Quick access to common Office 365 administration tasks • Password Synchronization with Essentials means the end-user can have one logon name/password for the Essentials network and Office 365 services • Profession Domain automation for integrated providers *Available post RTM

20. Office 365 for small businesses

21. Office 365 Demo & Add-in Examples demo

22. Questions ? ?

23. Track Resources • Don’t forget to visit the Cloud Power area within the TLC (Blue Section) to see product demos and speak with experts about the Server & Cloud Platform solutions that help drive your business forward. • You can also find the latest information about our products at the following links: • Cloud Power - http://www.microsoft.com/cloud/ • Private Cloud - http://www.microsoft.com/privatecloud/ • Windows Server - http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver/ • Windows Azure - http://www.microsoft.com/windowsazure/ • Microsoft System Center - http://www.microsoft.com/systemcenter/ • Microsoft Forefront - http://www.microsoft.com/forefront/

24. Resources • Connect. Share. Discuss. http://northamerica.msteched.com Learning • Sessions On-Demand & Community • Microsoft Certification & Training Resources www.microsoft.com/teched www.microsoft.com/learning • Resources for IT Professionals • Resources for Developers http://microsoft.com/technet http://microsoft.com/msdn

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28. Add-in Examples

29. Windows 7 Professional Add-in for SBS 2011 Essentials • Add-in features • Save user’s local data to the server using Offline Files & Folder Redirection, providing real-time backup and offline file access • Easy security configuration through Security Templates, requires all PCs in the domain to use Windows Firewall and to apply updates for Microsoft Anti-Malware and Windows Defender This add-in requires AD integration provided by SBSe

30. Windows Phone 7 “My Business Server” • General features • View alerts and perform actions, including repair action if available • Pin status to home page • View status of connected computers and start PC backup • Enable and disable user accounts • Reset user password • Remotely restart server Design theme will be specific to platform

31. Intel Small Business Manageability Add-in • Mgmt features for Intel Core i5 and i7 vPro™ proc based PCs • Get reliable power-on for backup • Power on for remote access • One-click client configuration • Remote remediation for HW&SW issues

32. 3rd Party Add-in Example: Proxure KeepVault • Dashboard add-in for online backup