1. Microsoft Desktop Virtualization Migrating to Windows 7 With MED-V

2. The Optimized Desktop and Desktop Virtualization MED-V and “Windows XP Mode” MED-V Demo MED-V Architecture and Key Capabilities System Requirements Application Compatibility and Virtualization What’s coming in MED-V V2 and Summary

4. OS

5. Virtualize User data, settings VirtualizeApplications Virtualize desktops on PCs and in the datacenter

7. TestTestMigrateMigrateUpgradeUpgrade

8.  What it does  Creates a package with a full OS  What it is good for  Resolve incompatibility between applications and a new OS  Run two environments on a single PC Applications Operating System Hardware  What it does  Creates a package of an application  Eliminates software install  Isolates each application  What it is good for  Resolve conflicts between applications  Simplify application delivery and testing

9. Applications Applications OS Virtual PC (or “XP Mode”) Operating System Hardware

12. Windows Virtual PC (“XP Mode”) Provides the Ease of Use for End Users MED-V – Deploying Virtual PCs in the Enterprise

13. Deploy and provision Enable incompatible applications Control and Monitor

17. Client Virtual machine Server Languages

18. Host XP VM (Guest) NICNIC Virtual Adapter Host XP VM (Guest) NICNIC Virtual Adapter 192.168.1.x “Real” IP NATBridge SCCM Agent

20. Client Virtual machine Server Languages

21. System Center Configuration Manager

22. Windows 7 user experience Folder sharing File Type Association USB sharing Improved memory management (idle time shutdown, RAM allocation) IE8 web-redirection Better User Experience Deployment with existing software distribution system Packaging console Deployment with MDT base-image, pre-installed apps or post-installation Customized first time setup Background guest patching Policy set in registry Monitoring Use Windows Event Log Aggregated by 3 rd party (e.g. System Center) No standalone MED-V server for image delivery, policy or reports Enterprise Deployment and Manageability Trim Transfer Deployment through existing mechanisms is more cost/effective Revertible Domain-joined, well- managed VMs, provides better IT and user experience “VM Control” User permissions Workspace expiration Deprecated features

24. “MED-V will be very beneficial as we upgrade more machines to Windows Vista, and eventually to Windows 7, because we’ll be able to run legacy applications that require a previous operating system in Virtual PC images on the new desktops.” TUEV Nord (8,000 employees)* “MED-V saves us time in standardizing our desktop across the multiple entities of the Belgacom group… With thousands of users in our environment, MED-V will significantly reduce the time required for testing and migrating the applications we have.” Belgacom Group “We found that MED-V really solved our application compatibility problems. It allowed us to deploy the applications, where third party vendors were not providing a supported version. Where we used to have hundreds of images, we were able to move to one [Windows] Vista image, and use MED-V to deploy [legacy] applications on top of that” Belfast Health and Social Care Trust (22,000 staff)**

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