Powering Transformation With Cisco

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1 Shape Your Business For the Future: Powering Transformation With Cisco Cisco VXI : Delivering The Next Generation of Virtualized Environment Herdiman Eka Wijaya 12 June 2012

2 Agenda What is Desktop Virtualization? What is Virtualization Experience Infrastructure (VXI)? Solving Challenges with VDI VXI End-To-End System Architecture VXI Network Deployment Case

3 Problems with Traditional Desktops Manage apps & OS on every device Ad-hoc data recovery Moves, adds, changes take days / weeks Hard-to-secure distributed assets Expensive hardware refresh Limited workplace flexibility

4 What is Desktop Virtualization? Keyboard, Video, Mouse Thin Client Compute Storage Network Display Protocol Personal Computer is disaggregated Keyboard, Video, and Mouse stay with user Compute and storage move to the data center Network availability is required for all application access Network performance is critical to user experience

5 Desktop Virtualization Business Drivers Challenges/Drivers Desktop Virtualization Solutions Data Loss Prevention and Compliance Desktop and application data centralization at data center Desktops as a Secure Service Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity Continuous avaliability of desktops by making High Avaliability and disaster recovery solutions more simpler, faster and reliable Simplified Desktop and Application Management Central management Accelerate roll-out of new dekstops, applications and patches Cost Redution and GREEN IT Win7 migrations, provide OS upgrades without endpoint HW upgrade costs Replace thick-client PC with centralized VDI Desktops for better control and efficient management Less power consumption with thin clients

6 New Collaborative Workspace

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8 Cisco Virtualization Experience Infrastructure (VXI) End-to-End System Desktop Virtualization Rich Media Voice & Video VDI Virtual Desktop Infrastructure Enhanced Security Application Acceleration Cisco VXI POE & Energy Wise

9 VXI Architecture : Virtualized End-to-End Data CenterSolution = Cisco Products Virtualized Data Center Applications/Desktop OS Cisco Collaboration Applications MS Office Desktop Virtualization Software Virtualization-Aware Borderless Network Cisco Identity Services Engine Virtualized Collaborative Workspace Cisco Virtualization Experience Clients AnyConnect Cisco VXC 6215 Thin Client WAAS Nexus 1000v Hypervisor Quad AnyConnect UCS ASA CDN PoE WAAS Routing Cisco VXC 4000 PC Client Cisco VXC 22xx & 21xx Zero Client Virtual Security Gateway Unified CM Compute ACE Si Switching Cius Business Tablet Storage End-to-End Management and Optimization

10 Desktop Virtualization as Services Desktops & Apps as a Service

11 Desktop Virtualization Components 1 Connect to Connection Broker 2 Identify target VM 3 Query for user policy 4 Start target VM 5 Return VM to endpoint Connect VM to endpoint 6 7 Successful connection Thin Client Active Directory Smartphone/iPad Connection Broker Virtual Infrastructure Thick Client Authentication Virtual Infrastructure Management Display Protocol

12 Virtualization Architecture Cisco UCS

13 Desktop and Application Virtualization Citrix XenDesktop VMWare View Citrix XenApp VMWare ThinApp

14 Hosted Virtual Desktop With Streamed Virtual Application Display Connection #1 Display Connection #N Empty Windows Virtual Desktop #1 Agent Empty Windows Virtual Desktop #N Agent VMTools VMTools Windows OS Windows OS Cisco UCS with Hypervisor Desktop Application Streaming Server Profile Data Profile decoupled from desktop OS using tools like AppSense Desktop provisioned with minimal or fixed set of applications installed Applications reside on File (VMware) or Streaming Server (Citrix) Administrator manages one master copy of an application that is streamed at run time

15 Computing and Storage Desktop Data User Data Storage Arrays

16 Virtual Desktop Density with Cisco UCS B230 M2 Industry-leading Density on 2-socket servers 175 Desktops on B230 M2 Knowledge Worker Profile 384 G memory, Dual E / 10 Core CPU

17 VXI Architecture : Virtualization-Aware Network = Cisco Products Virtualized Data Center Applications/Desktop OS Cisco Collaboration Applications MS Office Desktop Virtualization Software Virtualization-Aware Borderless Network Cisco Identity Services Engine Virtualized Collaborative Workspace Cisco Virtualization Experience Clients AnyConnect Cisco VXC 6215 Thin Client WAAS Nexus 1000v Hypervisor Quad AnyConnect UCS ASA CDN PoE WAAS Routing Cisco VXC 4000 PC Client Cisco VXC 22xx & 21xx Zero Client Virtual Security Gateway Unified CM Compute ACE Si Switching Cius Business Tablet Storage End-to-End Management and Optimization

18 Virtualization Aware Network Security Optimization Availability VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM Display protocol over the Network Data Center

19 Load-Balancing with Cisco ACE For Rapid Concurrent or Simultaneous User Logons Cisco Application Control Engine (ACE) to accelerate and scale connection broker Mobile Teleworker Thick client Thin Client ACE Load Balancer Virtual IP Endpoint (LAN user) Connection Broker Serverfarm Offloading SSL processing from the connection broker

20 Solving VDI Challenges Quality of user experience Display protocol not designed for Rich media streaming, voice/video, remote access often less than optimal Performance: Voice/Video cannot be prioritized by QoS Jitter: Voice traffic must go round trip Bandwidth: Each new copy streamed for each additional DV client = branch WAN bandwidth overruns Display Protocol Virtualized Virtualization Aware Collaboration Workplace Network Virtualized Data Center Current display protocols are opaque to network services The key to applying services is to separate the flows

21 Improving User Experience through WAAS in Virtualization Aware Network Video Source Branch Office End-users see pixelization as media is rendered from the data center Branch Router Edge Router T1 Branch WAE WAN Acceleration for Display Protocol Data Center WAE Virtualized Data Center End-users experiences no pixelization Optimization of virtual desktop protocols e.g Citrix ICA and RDP through - latency mitigation - reduction of bandwidth, - optimization for MMR and USB Redirect for rich media and USB peripherals (Printing)

22 User Experience improved with WAAS WAAS improves Citrix ICA and Microsoft RDP significantly Protocol Vendor Transport Bandwidth without WAAS (Approx) Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) Independent Computing Architecture (ICA) Bandwidth with WAAS (Approx) Microsoft TCP Kbps 96 Kbps Citrix PC over IP (PCoIP) Teradici / VMware TCP 2598 CGP TCP 1494 ICA Media UDP 50002/4172 Control TCP 50002/ Kbps 60 Kbps 192 Kbps 192 Kbps

23 Media Embedded in Display Protocol Hairpin Effect Data Center Virtual Desktop Display Protocol Media Flow Signalling Media Manager WAN Thin Client Bandwidth explosion Heavy virtual machine processing in data center Signalling Virtual Desktop Media Flow Display Protocol Thin Client

24 Improving Rich Media Voice and Video Experience CUCM Data Center VM-User 1 Signalling (SIP) Signalling (SIP) VM-User 2 Desktop Virtualization Protocol Media Flow Virtualization Aware Borderless Network Media Flow Desktop Virtualization Protocol VXC 6215 Signalling (SIP) Media Flow Signalling (SIP) VXC 4000 Routes voice and video point-to-point Bandwidth reduction Reduced processing in data center RTP (UC media voice/video ) to flow outside the display protocol, QoS can be used on media

25 VXI Network : Campus Dot1x Cat4K Dot1x, PoE+

26 VXI Network : Branch Office Branch One Dot1x WAAS SRE Branch Two Dot1x, PoE+ Voice & VIdeo QoS WAN WAAS WAE

27 VXI Network : Mobile Internet Anyconnect w/ Split Tunnel Secure Display Traffic WAAS Mobile Server WAAS Mobile Client

28 AnyConnect 3.0 Supported Platform Thick endpoints: Windows, Mac and Linux Apple ios 4 Including iphone ipad and CIUS support Anyconnect 2.5

29 VXI Architecture : Virtualized Collaboration Workspace = Cisco Products Virtualized Data Center Applications/Desktop OS Cisco Collaboration Applications MS Office Desktop Virtualization Software Virtualization-Aware Borderless Network Cisco Identity Services Engine Virtualized Collaborative Workspace Cisco Virtualization Experience Clients AnyConnect Cisco VXC 6215 Thin Client WAAS Nexus 1000v Hypervisor Quad AnyConnect UCS ASA CDN PoE WAAS Routing Cisco VXC 4000 PC Client Cisco VXC 22xx & 21xx Zero Client Virtual Security Gateway Unified CM Compute ACE Si Switching Cius Business Tablet Storage End-to-End Management and Optimization

30 Cisco Virtualization Experience Clients (VXC) Form Factor VXC 2100 Series VXC 2200 Series VXC 4000* VXC 6215* Cisco Cius Backpack Integrated Tower Standalone PC Software Tower Standalone Enterprise Tablet Platform Zero Client Zero Client Win7, XP Linux Android (x86) HVD Protocol Support 2111 PCoIP 2112 HDX,RDP 2211 PCoIP 2212 HDX,RDP Citrix XenDekstop, VMware View HDX, RDP, PCoIP Citrix XenDekstop, VMware View UC Protocol Support (add on) N/A N/A Software Appliance HDX, RDP PCoIP N/A UC Client Support* CUPC, Connect CUPC, Connect CUPC, CUCILync CUPC, CUCILync Native Voice IP Phone 8961, 9951, 9971 Video IP Phone 9971, 9951 Monitor Support Single or Dual, 1920x1200 N/A, can be used with IP Phone N/A, can be used with IP Video Phone Single or Dual, 1920x1200 Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes Varies based on underlying HW Single:2560x1600 Dual:1920x1200 Single Mirror, 1024x600 (on the roadmap for dual monitor support) PoE PoE PoE N/A No PoE Encoding & Decoding Via IP Phone Via IP Phone Audio only. Video on the roadmap. Standard Video HD Capable* HD Capable (720p)

31 Thank you.

32 The New Workspace: Cisco VXI : Delivering The Next Generation of Virtualized Environment