Hear how State of Ohio DODD is virtualizing its 1,500 desktops across all use cases to create a more modern, streamlined desktop infrastructure.

1. 1 Ohio DODD’s Approach to VDI Success March 22, 2011

2. 2 Why VDI Now?

3. 3 Why VDI Now?

4. 4 Why VDI Now?

5. 5 Why VDI Now?

7. Securize, Stabilize, Standardize, Centralize, Optimize and Operationalize

8. Management and Support

9. Costs

10. Support Resources

11. Backup

12. Data

13. Power

14. Software

15. Etc.

16. Life Cycle Management – it was time for us

17. What’s old is new….timing is everything

19. Turning Personal Computers into manageable Business Computers

20. Same desktop from anywhere

22. A purpose built environment vs. a utility or add-on

23. Seamless integration

24. Doesn’t lock you in

27. Servers – availability and scalability (HP C7000)

28. SAN – IOPs (Whiptail and Compellent)

30. VDI Point Tool Approach: Cost & Complexity Profile Management Application Management Storage Footprint Client Management OS / ImageManagement

32. Storage tiering

34. Versioning

36. ALL settings retained

37. Data and Apps stored separately

39. Image sharing

40. Version control

42. The Best of Persistent & Non-Persistent VDI Personalization Persistent:custom foreach user Application 1 Application 2 Non-persistent:stateless and managed by IT Windows

43. Isolate OS, Applications and User Personalization Application 1 (patched) Application 1 Application 2 Windows Windows (w/SP)

44. Create or Patch Underlying Layers Once Personalization Application 1 (patched) New Application Application 2 Windows (w/SP)

45. Personalization Layer is Sustained Personalization Application 1 (patched) New Application Application 2 Windows (w/SP)

46. Layer Versioning for Instant Repair/Rollback Apps/Settings User Data Application 1 (patched) New Application Application 2 Windows (w/SP)

47. Two Patent-Pending Technologies CacheCloud™ CacheCloud™ Personalization: R/W Personalization: R/W Antivirus App 1: Read-Only Application 1: Read-Only C: C: Print Drivers App 2: Read-Only Application 2: Read-Only Windows: Read-Only Windows: Read-Only Composite Virtualization™ Composite Virtualization™

48. Storage Savings WITH User Personalization CachePoint VM Personalization 1 Personalization 2 Personalization 3 App 1 (shared) App 2 (shared) Windows (shared)

49. Unidesk Management Appliance Virtual appliance serves GUI, maintains policy & configuration Unidesk Master CachePoint Virtual appliance stores common layers Administrator Host1 Unidesk CachePoint Virtual appliance stores only the layers need by desktops it hosts Host2 Personalization Layer Backups Regular backups of desktop personalization layers for recovery purposes Unidesk Virtual Desktops Unidesk-composited desktops hosted on existing VMware infrastructure End Users Unidesk Topology

50. See How Easy VDI Can Be

51. VMware View – Enabling manageability and mobility like never before

52. Centralized Management Persona Modern Desktop Applications Operating System Desktop Delivery Modernizing the Desktop – A Managed Service Model

54. SLA

55. Provisioning

56. Maintenance

57. Policy

59. Availability

60. Scalability

61. Performance Desktop Application Portal Apps Persona OS vCenter – Policy-based Management & Automation Personalized Accessacross Devices vSphere – Platform for Cloud Infrastructure View – Desktop Computing via Cloud Mobile Desktop Mac Thin Client Offline iPad

62. VMware Partner Unidesk Shares the Same Vision “Dynamic desktop composition represents an advance in client management technology and can accelerate growth for virtual desktops where the ability to personalize the user experience is needed. Unidesk’s layering technology is an innovative example and we look forward to collaborating to modernize the desktop experience for VMware View and VMware vSphere customers.” - Scott Davis, CTO, Desktop Virtualization, VMware

63. Customers Modernizing More Desktops with View and Unidesk

64. Overview of the View Architecture Key Components Built on reliable vSphere platform vCenter Server View Connection Server View Security Server Now supports PCoIP! View Client Offline Client available for special use cases CentralizedVirtual Desktops MicrosoftActive Directory vCenter View Connection Server View Security Server DMZ PCoIP View Client

65. View Security Server Security Features Native support for PCoIP added in View 4.6 Recommended for DMZ deployment or environments with separated networks Only authenticated users can gain access through it Can ensure that virtual desktop access is only possible for authenticated users. The only desktop protocol that can enter the data center is on behalf of authenticated users Ensures users can only access resources (virtual desktops) they are authorized to access Zero administration Offloads the HTTPS processing and all desktop protocol traffic away from the View Connection Server Multiple View Security Servers are used for scalability and HA with loadbalancers Support for RSA SecurID and smartcards View Security Server

67. Agent-less architecture

68. Wide platform and application support

70. Enable application mobility and easier access

71. Minimize the number of OS images managed

72. Eliminate application conflicts

73. Enable the use of multiple versions of thesame applicationsOperating System ThinApp – application virtualization Application Application App Files App Files Application sandbox Application sandbox VOS VOS Operating System

75. Eliminate desktop agents and AV storms

76. Enable comprehensive desktop VM protection

77. Centrally manage AV service across VMs with detailed logging of AV activity

78. Partner Integration through EPSEC APIVM VM VM SVM Persona Persona Persona APP APP APP AV OS OS OS OS Kernel Kernel Kernel BIOS BIOS BIOS Hardened VMware vSphere Introspection vShield Endpoint Included with the VMware View 4.5 Premier bundle

79. Thank You! Q&A Please feel free to contact the speakers directly : Kipp Bertke, State of Ohio DODD, Kipp.Bertke@dodd.ohio.gov Robbert Murray, State of Ohio DODD, Robbert.Murray@dodd.ohio.gov Ron Oglesby, Unidesk, roglesby@unidesk.com, Twitter:@RonOglesby Matthew Honigford, VMware, mhonigford@vmware.com