Præsentation fra PCTY 2012 v. Martin Vittrup

1. Mobile Device Management
- IBM Endpoint Manager
Optimizing the World’s Infrastructure
May 22 2012 Copenhagen
© 2012 IBM Corporation

2. Who owns the Device?
Where did it come from?
Why is it on my network?
What kind of data is on it?
Who is responsible for
managing it?
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3. Some Mobile numbers
Planned Mobile Platform
Source: Gartner 2012
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4. How do we manage Mobile Devices?
Email based management through Lotus Traveler (IBMSync)
or Microsoft Exchange (ActiveSync)
- iOS, Symbian, Windows Phone, Android
Advanced profile management on iOS through
Apples MDM APIs
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6. Apple MDM API
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7. How do we manage Mobile Devices?
Email based management through Lotus Traveler (IBMSync)
or Microsoft Exchange (ActiveSync)
- iOS, Symbian, Windows Phone, Android
Advanced profile management on iOS through
Apples MDM APIs
Advanced management on Android through a
Tivoli Endpoint Manager Agent
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8. Tivoli Endpoint Manager
IT Asset IT Operations IT Security and Green IT
Management Compliance
• Network Asset • Patch management • Security Baselines • Windows and Mac
Discovery • Software • Vulnerability power management
• Hardware and Distribution assessment • Wake-on-LAN
Software inventory • OS deployment • Network quarantine • Current power
• Software Use • Remote control • Multi-vendor anti- usage baselines
Analysis virus Management and savings models
• Mobile Device
• Software license Management • Endpoint protection
compliance
analysis
1 console, 1 agent, 1 server,
Microsoft Windows • Mac OSX • IBM AIX • HP-UX • Solaris • VMWare ESX Server •
7 versions of Linux • iOS • Android • Symbian • Windows Mobile
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9. PCs and mobile devices have many of the same management needs
Traditional Mobile
Endpoint Mgmt Device Mgmt
 Device inventory • Device Wipe
 OS provisioning • Location info
 Security policy mgmt
 Patching • Jailbreak/Root
 Application mgmt detection
 Power Mgmt
 Device config (VPN/Email/Wifi) • Enterprise App store
 Anti-Virus Mgmt • Self-service portal
 Encryption mgmt
 Roaming device support
 Integration with internal systems
 Scalable/Secure solution
 Easy-to-deploy
 Multiple OS support
 Consolidated infrastructure
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10. Let me show you . . . .
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11. IBM Endpoint Manager for Mobile Devices Architecture
Endpoint Apple Push
Notification Servers
Manager Server
http / 52311
DB http / 52311
Mgmt
Relay(s) Extender
Console / Web Reports Management Extender for iOS
http / 52311
for (Exchange or Lotus)
Apple Push
Notification
https
Apple MDM
http / 52311 Email Server Interaction
(Exchange/Lotus)
ActiveSync
/ IBM Sync ActiveSync
Phones / Tablets
Desktops / Servers
Laptops Android w/Email Apple
Android TEM App Endpoint Mgr App
Full Agents Full Agents
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12. Next Steps:
Go to ibm.com/tivoli/endpoint
- and sign up for the 30-30 trial
This works for 30 days on 30 client devices
Can be done all virtual – with real clients
Do a one-day PoC workshop with IBM
- Install with a real license – on a virtual server
Evaluate the solution for 60 days on 100 client devices. Move directly
to production without reinstalling the clients
Do a one-day PoC workshop with an IBM Partner
- Contact Kristian Kramer på kramer@dk.ibm.com for further
information
Attend Pulse Comes To You in Copenhagen May 22 2012
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13. ibm.com/tivoli/endpoint
Martin Vittrup
Senior Technology Specialist
Tivoli Endpoint Manager
vittrup@dk.ibm.com
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