Introducing Exchange Server 2010 BRETT JOHNSON UC TECHNICAL SPECIALIST MICROSOFT UK, EPG HTTP://BLOGS.TECHNET.COM/BRETTJO
Dec 22, 2015
Introducing Exchange Server 2010
BRETT JOHNSONUC TECHNICAL SPECIALIST
MICROSOFT UK, EPGHTTP://BLOGS.TECHNET.COM/BRETTJO
Strategic Business Challenges
“I need to reduce hardware costs and
operational overhead.”
- IT Manager, Messaging Infrastructure
“Our Sales teams need to connect with the right customers and systems while on the
road ”
- VP of Sales
“I need to deliver secure and compliant communications tools
to support a highly distributed workforce.”
- CIO/Technology Director
Balancing Needs in a Changing Workplace
Communication overload
Globally distributed users and partners
High cost of communications
Increasing security and compliance
THEMOST COMMON
EXCHANGE QUESTIONS
ANSWERED
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97K Exchange Server 2010 beta downloads 250K Enterprise production mailboxes on 2010 Over 10 Million Exchange 2010 mailboxes
provisioned on Outlook Live 750 customers and partners through Ignite deep
dive Exchange 2010 training
Exchange Server 2010“The first beta of Microsoft’s messaging platform looks solid from core to cloud.” eWeek Cover Story, April 2009
Momentum in the Market
Move to >1 DB per server in Exchange 2000 resulted in very low SIS ratio
Database compression in Exchange 2010 provides up to 35% size reduction
Bottleneck of IOPS means that disk space is not a bottleneck
Random IO: limit is seek time Sequential IO: limit is RPM http://msexchangeteam.com/archive/2008/02/08/4
48095.aspx
SATA (3.5") 2006 2010 2013
Drive Capacity (GB) 750 2,000 8,000RPM 7.2K 7.2K 10kRead Seek Time (ms) 8 7.2 6.5
Why cut Single Instance Storage (SIS)..?
Public Folders are fully supported in Exchange 2010
http://msexchangeteam.com/archive/2008/03/31/448537.aspx
PF Management Console in Ex2010Scenario Use PF's Currently? New to PF's?
Document Sharing SharePoint may be better option
SharePoint is better option
Calendar Sharing No need to move Use either*
Contact Sharing No need to move Use either*
Discussion Forums No need to move Use either*
Distribution Group Archive
No need to move Use either*
Custom Applications
SharePoint may be better option
SharePoint may be better option**
Organizational Forms
No need to move Use InfoPath
What’s the story with Public Folders..?
“Swing site” upgrades result in higher stability
Allows us to make radical store schema changes to get 70% better performance
In-place store schema upgrade from Exchange 5.5 to 2000 resulted in very slow store during process and many bugs…
Why doesn’t Exchange enable in-place upgrade for major releases..?
When is the Store moving to SQL?
For Exchange 2010, staying on ESE (formerly known as Jet Blue)
Proved move to SQL was technically possible with same functionality and performance
Chose to enhance existing storage engine with reduced I/O, archiving, improved HA
Future enhancements will further reduce TCO, be more automated and self-healing.
http://msexchangeteam.com/archive/2009/07/16/451784.aspx
Optimize for Software + Services
• E-mail Archiving
• Protect
Communications
• Advanced Security
• Manage Inbox
Overload
• Enhance Voice Mail
• Collaborate
Effectively
• Continuous
Availability
• Simplify
Administration
• Deployment
Flexibility
Anywhere Access
Flexible and Reliable
Protection and Compliance
Flexible and Reliable
Delivered in Exchange Server 2007 Improved Installation and deployment experience High Availability through Continuous Replication Simplified management console and command line shell
Building on these Investments in Exchange Server 2010
Single platform for High Availability and Disaster Recovery Choice of storage hardware from SAN to low-cost DAS
options Role-based admin, web-based management, and user self-
service
Provide the flexibility needed to operate a scalable, high performing,
and easy to administer messaging infrastructure
Disk Technology Futures
Disk capacity trend predicted to continue Sequential throughput increasing linearly based
on areal density (2010 SATA = 250 megabytes (MB)/sec)
Random I/O performance not expected to improve substantially
SATA (3.5") 2006 2010 2013
Drive Capacity (GB) 750 2,000 8,000
RPM 7.2K 7.2K 10k
Transfer Rate (Mb/sec) 930 2,000 5,000
Read Seek Time (ms) 8 7.2 6.5
FC/SAS (3.5”) 2006 2010 2013
Drive Capacity (GB) 300 600 2,400RPM 15K 15K 15K
Transfer Rate (Mb/sec) 975 2,000 4,000
Read Seek Time (ms) 3.7 3.3 2.8
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Deployment Flexibility
Wide Range of Storage Hardware Options Enabled By Scalability and Performance
Enhancements
Storage Area Network (SAN)
Direct Attached w/ SAS Disks
JBOD SATA(RAID-less)
Direct Attached w/ SATA Disks
Continual platform innovation yields 70% reduction in disk IO
Disk IO patterns optimized for better hardware utilization Resilience against corruption through automated page-level
repairs
Mailbox Server
Continuous Availability
Simplify Mailbox Resiliency with New Unified Platform for High Availability and Disaster
Recovery
DB1
DB3DB2
DB4DB5
Recover quickly from
disk and database
failures
Mailbox Server
DB1DB2
DB4DB5
DB3
Mailbox Server
DB1DB2
DB4DB5
DB3
Replicate databases to remote datacenter
San Jose New York
Evolution of Continuous Replication technology Easier to deploy and manage than traditional clustering Allows for each database to have up to 16 replicated
copies
Continuous Availability
E-Mail Client
Mailbox Server 1 Mailbox Server 2
Client Access Server
Limit User Disruption During Mailbox Movesand Maintenance
Users stay connected and productive as mailboxes are moved between servers Send messages Receive messages Access entire mailbox
Administrators can perform migration and maintenance during regular hours
Anywhere Access
Delivered in Exchange Server 2007 Outlook experience on the web, phone, and mobile device Single inbox for voice mail, e-mail, and more Increased productivity with improved calendar experience
Building on these Investments in Exchange Server 2010
Easier Inbox navigation with enhanced conversation view Voice mail with text preview and customizable call
answering rules Access from virtually any platform, Web browser or device
Help manage communication overload by offering an easy to navigate, universal inbox with advanced messaging features
A tour round Outlook Web App
demo
Manage Inbox Overload
Organize and Navigate with Ease Using Enhanced Conversation View and Filtering
Conversation View
Ignore Conversation
Instant Messaging
Apply multiple alerts
MailTipsPrevent policy infractions before they happen
Protect sensitive data from accidental distribution
Create custom Mail Tips to prompt policy reminders
Collaborate Effectively
A Familiar and Rich Outlook Experience Across Clients, Devices and Platforms
Desktop Web Mobile
Protection and Compliance
Delivered in Exchange Server 2007 On-premises and hosted protection from virus and spam Compliance to corporate and government regulations Mobile device security and management policies
Building on these Investments in Exchange Server 2010
Integrated archiving capabilities Rules-based protection of e-mail and voice mail messages Granular retention policies and powerful multi-mailbox
search
Achieve increased IT governance compliance with integrated tools to preserve, protect and discover e-mail
communications
E-Mail Archiving
Preserve and Discover E-mail Data Without Changing the User or IT Pro Experience
Preserve Discover
Personal Archive
Move and Delete Policies
Hold Policy
Multi-Mailbox Search
Seamless integrated experience in Outlook and Outlook Web App
Granular retention policies that do not disrupt user workflow
Powerful and easy to use web-based e-Discovery tools
Integrated Archiving and Retention
Preserve and discover e-mail data
demo
Protect Communications
Automatically Protect MessagesWith Centralized Rights Management Rules
Automatic Content-Based Protection:• Transport Rule action to apply RMS template to e-mail or voice mail• Support for scanning of attachments and searching of protected mail• Internet Confidential and Do Not Forward Policies available out of box• Information protection cross PC, web, and mobile device
Retention PoliciesAt the folder or item level
Policy applied to all e-mail within a folder
Policies automatically delete e-mail after x days and/or moved to archive
Expiration date label
Folder Item
Legal Hold PolicyPreserve edited and deleted items
Retention Hold suspends automated purge cycle
Legal Hold suspends manual purge/edits by users
Use multi-mailbox search to retrieve deleted/edited items indexed in recoverable items folder
Automatically generated Legal Hold alert
Protect CommunicationsProtect access, control distribution
PROTECT CONTROL
IRM in OWA
Protect voicemail
IRM Search
Transport Decryption
Journal Decryption
Outlook Protection Rules
IRM Protection
Moderation
Dynamic Signatures
Attachments
Alerts for: external recipients, large attachments, audience and other factors
Option to customize based on recipients
IRM Support Transport Rules MailTips
Advanced Security
Stop Malicious Software and Spam from Entering into the Messaging Environment
Antivirus and anti-spam protection for Exchange Server 2010 Server Roles
On-Premise SoftwareHosted Service
Hub Transport Server Mailbox Server Client Access Server
Internet SMTP
Multiple scan engines throughout the corporate infrastructure Tight integration with Exchange maximizes availability and
performance Easy-to-use management console for central configuration and
operation
Coexistence
Deploy Exchange in the way that best fits your business needs
Cloud ServicesOn-Premises
Seamless User Experience
Optimized for Software + Services
Lower IT costs with a Flexible and Reliable messaging platform
Increase productivity through Anywhere Access to business communications
Better manage risk by safeguarding your business with Protection and Compliance
Additional Resources
Exchange 2010 site http://www.microsoft.com/exchange/2010
Exchange TechCenter http://technet.microsoft.com/exchangeDownload Exchange RChttp://www.microsoft.com/exchange/2010/try-itCertification and Training http://www.microsoft.com/learning/
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