Optimize Your It Environment With An Hp Blade System Solution

Optimize your IT environment with an HP BladeSystem solution Al Jimenez HP Solutions Engineering, Solution Alliances

Session summary Optimize your IT environment with an HP BladeSystem solution Overview of HP BladeSystem and benefits Review of BladeSystem components and options Adoption scenarios with a focus on IT Consolidation Discuss Windows infrastructure services & applications Show a consolidation example on HP BladeSystem Review the performance profiles & consolidation possibilities of some apps Show & discuss architectures for medium & enterprise business blades Review HP BladeSystem Management Suite, HP SIM, MOM & SMS Introduce the HP Automated Server Provisioning Toolkit HP case studies and call to action

Who are we? Solutions Al Jimenez, Solutions Engineering Manager - [email_address] Kevin Kenefic, Solutions Engineer - [email_address] Chris Stewart, Solutions Engineer - [email_address] Eddie Martinez, Solutions Engineer - [email_address] Solutions Alliances Engineering in TSG Internal Sharepoint site: http://na.know.hp.com/teams/ess_ms_solutions See the contact list for Microsoft technology responsibilities.

HP solutions engineering For more info: www.hp.com/go/activeanswers Solutions Al Jimenez - [email_address] Internal Sharepoint site: http://na.know.hp.com/teams/ess_ms_solutions Solution Architects Solutions & application Deployment, development & testing Performance characterization Reference configurations Customer interface Field/Partner/Customer support RFP responses Public presentations / demos Benchmarking Tools Sizers for Exchange, SQL, BizTalk, IIS, SharePoint, etc. Storage planning calculators, consolidation planners Solution Alliances

Who should consider Blades? A blade server infrastructure is ideal for businesses that are: Wrestling with space restrictions Faced with information technology (IT) resource limitations Dealing with budgetary constraints Preparing for growth Planning an IT consolidation Why Blades Now? An evolutionary path to simplification of IT Foundational simplification of IT infrastructure This is what customers want, this is customer driven

What is a Blade System/Server anyway? Components of a blade system Server blades Enclosures Power & cooling Storage Interconnect kits Management software A blade system: A system of servers sharing interconnects for power, network, and storage resources Provides an infrastructure for physical consolidation and modular IT architectures Provides for unified management and application of IT business resources A blade server: A compact, high-density server that has its own CPU(s) and memory Shares cables, switches, power, and storage with other blade servers in an enclosure

HP BladeSystem benefits After Before Hewlett-Packard (HP) BladeSystem solutions can help mid-sized businesses operate efficiently, grow flexibly, and control costs Greatly simplifies multi-server environments Is easier to manage than rack-based systems Integrates computing, storage, power, and network resources Is more versatile and scalable than rack-based systems Integrates easily with existing infrastructure

HP BladeSystem benefits After Before Benefits for lab deployments: No more keyboard, mouse, and monitor required for every server No more Keyboard Video Mouse (KVM) switches, no more KVM cables No more network cabling nightmares No more power and power cabling nightmares No more server rack mounting problems No more server identification problems No more manual CD installs

HP BladeSystem benefits Only HP BladeSystem and HP ProLiant servers provides ‘remote desktop’ capabilities without the operating system installed using HP iLO technology This along with HP Systems Insight Manager (HP SIM) Microsoft® Windows® remote desktop and Microsoft® Operations Manager (MOM) requires: One and only one management console … from bare metal components to a fully functional server infrastructure

HP BladeSystem server family HP ProLiant BL20p BladeSystem Enclosure HP BladeSystem Empty Enclosure w/switches 2 Patch Panels 32 RJ-45 uplinks No switching capability in enclosure 2 GbE2 switches 24 port gigabit switch pair Redundancy High speed backplane Can be deployed & configured via ProLiant Essentials tools 2 Cisco Switch (CGESM) 24 Ports / Gigabit Paired switches TRUE Cisco switch Manageable with Cisco or HP Tools Available Network Options

HP BladeSystem server family BL40P 4 – Large cache Intel XEON Processors Expansion optimized Hot plug SCSI Large network capacity BL45P Up to 8 AMD Opteron cores per server 4 gigabit nics Hot plug SCSI High memory capacity BL30p / BL35p 16 servers in 6U space Up to 64 processing cores Dual gigabit nics Boot from SAN or local disk BL20P / BL25P 8 servers in 6U Hot plug SCSI or boot from SAN 4 gigabit NICs Up to 4 processing cores per system BL25p BL20p BL35p ½ height blade BL45p BL40p

5 minute Q&A, 1 or 2 questions

Common Blade adoption scenarios IT consolidation Multi-tier enterprise applications Rapidly deploy line of business (LOB) and support applications Scaleable and highly available Consolidate Windows Infrastructure Services Implementing: HP BladeSystem: “the Best Managed Platform” Faster time-to-implement Improve IT Management / Operations for Growth LOB application deployment Solutions Using

Windows infrastructure services Database and storage services Microsoft ® Windows ® Storage Server Microsoft SQL Server Mail Services (Microsoft Exchange) File and Print Services Microsoft Windows Network Load Balancing Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services Microsoft ® Internet Information Services, which includes: Hypertext transfer protocol (HTTP) File transfer protocol (FTP) Terminal Services Microsoft ® .NET and COM+ resources Firewall and network security Microsoft ® Internet Security and Acceleration Server (ISA) Rights Management Services (depending on requirements) Domain Name Services (DNS) Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) Active Directory Services Server Management functions

Blade comparisons … Blades for Domain, DHCP, Directory and Management Services Domain Name Services (DNS) Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) Active Directory Services HP SIM, MOM, SMS, ADS, and/or HP RDP Blades for security and firewall Microsoft Internet Security and acceleration Server (ISA) Virtual private network (VPN), Firewall and web cache Rights Management Services Other security tools and services Blades for File/Print and Database Servers Microsoft ® Windows Server™ 2003 and/or Microsoft Storage Server File / Print Services Microsoft SQL Server or SQL Express / Microsoft SQL Server Desktop Engine Blades for Application Servers Microsoft Internet Information Services Windows SharePoint Services Windows Network Load Balancing BizTalk, Web Services, Terminal Services Microsoft Exchange and LOB Servers on HP BladeSystem

HP BladeSystem Web Farm configuration Representative diagram Edge of the Network Microsoft Internet Security & Acceleration Server Application-tier servers Microsoft Network Load Balancing Microsoft Internet Information Services Backend Database servers Microsoft SQL Server Backend database storage ProLiant Essentials integrated blade management Management console Management network segments Clients ISA firewall Web Server Web Server Web Server Web Server BL switch db server db server Fibre switch StorageWorks EVA Modular SAN Array 1000

A consolidation example HP BladeSystem Web Server configuration A representative configuration HP ProLiant BL20p BladeSystem All server blades sharing the same consolidated storage pool Microsoft Web Servers, Adoption Scenario Network switch or patch panel DNS/ DHCP / AD & Management server Firewall Server Web server #1 Web server #2 Web server #3 Web server #4 db server #1 db server #2 Network switch or patch panel

Microsoft Active Directory deployment A reference deployment of Active Directory using HP BladeSystem servers Using MS Exchange 2003 Server Group Policy Modeling w/Group Policy Management Console (GPMC) Number of objects supported by HP BladeSystem server blade: # of servers On HP BladeSystem HP BladeSystem AD objects # of AD objects Numbers of objects & users supported: DC = Domain Controller GC = Global Catalog 1024 MB 1024 MB DC=1.5 GB per DC GC=1.5 GB per GC 11 8 66,000 30,000 1024 MB 1024 MB DC=1018 MB per DC GC=1018 MB per GC 5 3 44,000 20,000 512 MB 512 MB DC= 518 MB per DC GC=518 MB per GC 1 1 22,000 10,000 Memory per server DB size # GC # DC Objects Users

Firewall and network security On HP BladeSystem Policy Based Network Security Policy based network security w/risk assessment Implement client/server virus detection polices Provide centralized client support for virus detection Microsoft Internet Security & Acceleration Server Firewall - a stateful packet & application-layer inspection firewall; Supports multiple application usage scenarios VPN - Enabling secure access for remote users and partners Web cache - ISA sends specific requests to upstream caching servers if the downstream cache is full BladeSystem ISA Integration/Deployment Sized for HP BladeSystem for increased availability and reliability Availability of four (4) Network Interface Cards (NICs) Support NIC teaming And/or a virtual local area network (VLAN) configuration Firewall Gateways Router No Security Server(s) Encryption Internet BL25p Dual Core BL25p Single Core BL20p Single Core Concurrent Users 120 250 500 1000 0 0.5 1 1.5 2 ISA Firewall Engine Gb per sec

Microsoft Internet Services On HP BladeSystem Microsoft Internet Information Services Provides basic Web server functionality See HP ActiveAnswers for Microsoft Internet Information Services: http://h71019.www7.hp.com/ActiveAnswers/cache/70657-0-0-0-121.html Microsoft Windows Sharepoint Services Provides basic collaboration Web sites and services See: http://www.microsoft.com/WindowsServer2003/technologies/sharepoint/default.mspx Microsoft Windows Network Load Balancing Provides network load balancing for Internet services See Network Load Balancing FAQ for Microsoft ® Windows ® 2000 and Windows Server™ 2003: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/windowsserver2003/technologies/clustering/nlbfaq.mspx HP DISA Distributed Internet Server Architecture (DISA) A highly-scalable, highly-available, Internet-enabled application environment See: http://h71028.www7.hp.com/enterprise/cache/3799-0-0-225-121.html

Microsoft Windows Terminal Services * Virtual Memory Consumed See the Windows Terminal Services sizers at: http://www.hp.com/go/activeanswers/sizers On HP BladeSystem Office 2003 scalability results & general findings HP uses Office 2003 to define our application metrics for Windows Terminal Services Workload consists: Heavy, medium, and light user Applications include: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, InfoPath, & Outlook AMD Dual-Core servers best performing ~+40% over AMD single-Core servers

Medium business IT infrastructure On HP BladeSystem & NAS Internet BL20p G3 Firewall / VPN Server MS ISA Server BL20p G3 Messaging Server MS Exchange BL25p Collaboration Server Windows SharePoint Services BL20p G3 Application Server MS Axapta DL380 G4 Storage Server File / Print Server NAS + HP iSCSI Feature Pack BL35p Presentation Servers Citrix MetaFrame XP BL45p Database Server MS SQL Server iSCSI VLAN HP ProCurve Wireless Access Point HP StorageWorks SSL 1016 Tape Autoloader HP StorageWorks MSA30 SCSI SCSI HP ProCurve Switch 2848 BL20p G3 Infrastructure Server Active Directory, DNS, DHCP HP Systems Insight Manager HP ProLiant Essentials Rapid Deployment Pack Application

Medium business IT infrastructure Internet BL20p G3 Firewall / VPN Server MS ISA Server BL20p G3 Messaging Server MS Exchange BL25p Collaboration Server Windows SharePoint Services BL20p G3 Application Server MS Axapta DL380 G4 Storage Server File / Print Server NAS + HP iSCSI Feature Pack BL35p Presentation Servers Citrix MetaFrame XP BL45p Database Server MS SQL Server iSCSI VLAN HP ProCurve Wireless Access Point HP StorageWorks SSL 1016 Tape Autoloader HP StorageWorks MSA30 SCSI SCSI HP ProCurve Switch 2848 BL20p G3 Infrastructure Server Active Directory, DNS, DHCP HP Systems Insight Manager HP ProLiant Essentials Rapid Deployment Pack Database On HP BladeSystem & NAS

Medium business IT infrastructure Internet BL20p G3 Firewall / VPN Server MS ISA Server BL20p G3 Messaging Server MS Exchange BL25p Collaboration Server Windows SharePoint Services BL20p G3 Application Server MS Axapta DL380 G4 Storage Server File / Print Server NAS + HP iSCSI Feature Pack BL35p Presentation Servers Citrix MetaFrame XP BL45p Database Server MS SQL Server iSCSI VLAN HP ProCurve Wireless Access Point HP StorageWorks SSL 1016 Tape Autoloader HP StorageWorks MSA30 SCSI SCSI HP ProCurve Switch 2848 BL20p G3 Infrastructure Server Active Directory, DNS, DHCP HP Systems Insight Manager HP ProLiant Essentials Rapid Deployment Pack Storage On HP BladeSystem & NAS

HP BladeSystem Enterprise Architecture Representative diagram Firewall servers, cache servers, load balancer provide a secure and highly available network interface. ProLiant Blade servers provide a highly scalable middle-tier for Intranet/Internet, mail and other line of business servers & application servers Clustered database using multiple ProLiant Blade servers Expandable database storage based on HP StorageWorks EVA & / or SANs Clients Edge of the Network Presentation layer Application Middle-tier servers Backend Database servers Backend storage systems Firewall servers Load balancing servers Other infrastructure servers Intranet/Internet servers Exchange Mail servers Other LOB servers BL switch SQL servers Other database servers Fibre switch StorageWorks EVA Modular SAN Array 1000 StorageWorks EVA Modular SAN Array 1000 ProLiant Essentials integrated blade management Management server(s) Management console Management network segments

Boston Marathon 2004 Website Architecture Internet PDC / BDC & servers VPN server HP ProCurve Gb Switch Modular SAN Array 1000 Firewall/Cache servers HP ProCurve Gb Switch 10 Cold Fusion Web Application Servers HP ProCurve Gb Switch Clustered Database Servers ProLiant DL580 Servers Windows Clusters w/ SQL Server Windows 2003 & IIS Storage Works Storage Area Networks Cold Fusion Web Servers Firewall - Microsoft ISA Microsoft Windows Load Balanced Application & System Management HP Insight Manager, agents are installed on all systems

Proposed Boston Marathon 2006 Website Architecture PDC / BDC & servers VPN server BL switch Modular SAN Array 1000 Firewall/Cache servers Clustered Database Servers HP BladeSystem Management Suite & HP Insight Manager, agents are installed on all systems Integrity rx4640 Servers Windows Clusters w/ 64 bit SQL Server Windows 2003 & IIS Web Servers Storage Works Storage Area Networks Firewall - Microsoft ISA Application & System Management BL switch BL Switch BL35p ProLiant Blade Servers Integrity rx4640 Servers ProCurve Datacenter Fibre Switch Internet

Software is what makes blade servers into a BladeSystem sys  tem /’sys tem/ n . A group of interacting, interrelated, or interdependent elements forming a complex whole HP BladeSystem Management Suite Integrated into HP Systems Insight Manager Aggregate status and information portal Automatic discovery and identification Action and notification on events Comprehensive asset reporting Distributed task functions Available as 8-pack licenses kits purchased with an enclosure or as software-only BladeSystem Integrated Management Visualization and Navigation with power and thermal data Automatic physical correlation Logical, user-defined groups Vulnerability and Patch Management Scanning for patches and vulnerabilities Automatic acquisition of patches Deployment and enforcement Performance Management Pack Analyzes and reports on configuration Detects problems and recommends actions Individual profiles for each server model Rapid Deployment Pack Bare metal deployment Scripted and image installs Blade infrastructure and scheduled events SAN Storage Management Blade / HBA / switch / LUN / array correlation Storage device health and capacity monitoring Performance management for MSA storage

HP Systems Insight Manager and Microsoft Operations Manager HP Systems Insight Manager HP OpenView Management Packs for extending MOM 2005 with detailed instrumentation & notification of HP ProLiant and Integrity Servers allow for a common interface for managing HP products and Customer applications Microsoft Connectors for HP OpenView MOM Connector for OV Operations for Windows MOM Connector for OV Network Node Manager Both Connectors for OV are available from Microsoft

HP Systems Insight Manager and Microsoft SMS HP Insight Integration for Microsoft ® SMS 2003 (currently in Beta) Integrates Hardware Asset Collection and software distribution for HP Servers HP Server inventory Insight Inventory Collector automatically extends SMS databases with HP specific data User configurable for automatic or manual collections Pre-defined Program Distribution Files For deploying ProLiant Support Packs, Insight Management Agents and the Insight Inventory Collector Comprehensive user documentation Includes procedures and scripts to help migrate Compaq and HP data from Microsoft SMS 2.0 to SMS 2003

HP .NET Toolkit for Automated Server Provisioning .NET Web Services ProLiant RDP Web Services ProLiant Essentials RDP HOW-TO documents Utilization Monitor Web Application ‘ How To’ documents & source code in a toolkit Demonstrates automated provisioning of servers without human intervention Included source code example for deployment of a Web farm deployment Enables customers to setup a proof of concept to build on See: www.hp.com/solutions/microsoft/toolkit

HP .NET Toolkit for Automated Server Provisioning Start Monitor Performance Issue ? No Yes Alert Query Inventory for free resource Power up the target system Install pre-configured image Update the environment Return to Start HP RDP HP RDP Including Virtual Machine Provisioning. Power cycle Provision Image Asset Inventory HP SIM Windows Server 2003 Microsoft Exchange Microsoft Web Site Streaming Media Pre-configured images on SAN See: www.hp.com/solutions/microsoft/toolkit

Weston, Benshoof, Rochefort, Rubalcava and MacCuish LLP Major law firm makes the case for standardization on HP and Microsoft Standardizing on HP hardware boosts system speed while reducing downtime and failures Remote server management eliminates unscheduled network outages, reducing billable hours lost Wireless notebook PCs increase attorney mobility and productivity Aesthetic appeal of hardware helps firm create the type of image it desires to present to clients HP ProLiant Servers, managed by HP Systems Insight Manager Microsoft Windows Server HP Compaq Business Desktop PCs HP Compaq Business Notebook PCs Microsoft ® Windows ® XP Microsoft ® Office XP HP TFT Flat-Panel Business Monitors HP LaserJet Printers HP ScanJet Scanners Law Office Accelerator contact management system Create a stable, dependable IT infrastructure that minimizes downtime while being able to manage hundreds of thousands of documents Support increasingly complex software required by more than 60 attorneys in a wide range of practice areas Increase attorneys’ out-of-office productivity Increase system performance Result Solution Challenge

Quote Slide “ When the network would go down, it was like walking into a hurricane at a cost of $20,000 per hour in lost billable time. Using HP Systems Insight Manager to remotely monitor our network, HP partner Afinety Inc. corrects any issues before our day starts.” Charles Ostrowski, Director, Information Technology, Weston Benshoof

HP ActiveAnswers Site www.hp.com/go/activeanswers For more info on sizers see: http://www.hp.com/go/activeanwsers/sizers A source for technical guidance that includes: Reference configurations Performance characterization & test results White Papers w/best practices methodology Tools System Configurators Capacity Planners Sizers: Sizers for Exchange, SQL, BizTalk, IIS, SharePoint, etc. Storage Planning Calculators, Consolidation Planners

HP ActiveAnswers Site www.hp.com/go/activeanswers For more info on sizers see: http://www.hp.com/go/activeanwsers/sizers Reference configurations

HP ActiveAnswers Site www.hp.com/go/activeanswers For more info on sizers see: http://www.hp.com/go/activeanwsers/sizers Performance characterization & test results

HP ActiveAnswers Site www.hp.com/go/activeanswers For more info on sizers see: http://www.hp.com/go/activeanwsers/sizers White Papers w/best practices methodology

HP System Configurator Web based application used to build, configure and customize your own server configurations Menu based entry and selection of HP servers and components Create the configuration and Bill Of Material Output the results to a web page & to a Microsoft Word file, Microsoft Excel file, a printer or to an email Output is validated and contains US prices

HP System Configurator Build process for the configuration is menu driven Additional components can be added iteratively Built configuration can be exported to multiple formats: Quote Tool: Export to an Excel spreadsheet and apply discounts or add external items Proposal Builder: Export the Configuration Summary to a Microsoft Word document for proposals and executive reports Power Calculators: Review the server loading to approximate the electrical and heat load per server for facilities planning Printer Friendly Configuration Summary: Export the Configuration Summary to a printer friendly format with page breaks

Example HP BladeSystem Configuration for the Microsoft Windows Server System *representative configuration BL25p Collaboration Server Windows SharePoint Services BL25p Management Server HP SIM, MOM 2005, etc HP ProCurve Wireless Access Point HP ProCurve Switch 2848 BL25p Messaging Server MS Exchange Includes HP BladeSystem Management Suite with eight (8) licenses for: Rapid Deployment Pack, Performance Management Pack, and Vulnerability & Patch Management Pack, SAN Storage Management Pack Output BOM from HP System Configurator For Midsize Business Offer

Transition Slide Start of backup slides

BladeSystem anatomy – network Patch Panels 32 RJ-45 uplinks No switching capability in enclosure

BladeSystem anatomy – network GbE2 24 port gigabit switch pair Redundancy High speed backplane Can be deployed and configured via ProLiant Essentials tools

BladeSystem anatomy – network Cisco Switch (CGESM) Gigabit Paired switches TRUE Cisco switch Manageable with Cisco or HP Tools 24 Ports

BladeSystem Anatomy – Servers BL30p / BL35p 16 servers in 6U space Up to 64 processing cores Dual gigabit nics Boot from SAN or local disk BL35p ½ height blade server BL30p ½ height blade server

BladeSystem anatomy – servers BL25p blade sever BL20p blade server BL20P / BL25P 8 servers in 6U Hot plug SCSI or boot from SAN 4 gigabit NICs Up to 4 processing cores per system

BladeSystem anatomy – servers BL40p blade server BL40P 4 – Large cache Intel XEON Processors Expansion optimized Hot plug SCSI Large network capacity

BladeSystem anatomy – servers BL45p blade server BL45P Up to 8 AMD Opteron cores per server 4 gigabit nics Hot plug SCSI High memory capacity

BladeSystem anatomy - fibre Patch panel 2 Fibre passes through enclosure 16 uplinks

BladeSystem anatomy – fibre Integrated GbE2/Cisco Fibre Passes through switch 16 uplink ports in rear of enclosure

BladeSystem anatomy – fibre McData Switch Zero rack footprint Cable/SFP Reduction Integrates into McData fabric 8 internal / 2 external ports

BladeSystem anatomy – fibre Brocade Switch Zero rack footprint Cable / SFP reduction Integrates into Brocade fabric 8 internal / 4 external ports

BladeSystem anatomy – power 3U Power Options Single phase, 3 phase or facilities DC power Redundancy for multiple cabinets Power distributed with various options to suit need

BladeSystem anatomy – power 1U power Power for single enclosure 2, 4 or 6 power bars Provides redundancy and small footprint Ideal for remote locations or SMB markets

Scalability, when do you scale up, when do you scale out? Scale Up Data Resource Servers Scale Out Web & Application Servers Scalability - Total Throughput Availability - Fault Tolerance One Server Array of Servers 2 Proc 1 Proc 4 Proc 4 Proc 1 Proc 2 Proc Scalable & Highly Available Scale out Scale up

Example ecommerce site Access Clients ProLiant Servers Windows Clusters w/ SQL Server Windows 2000 & IIS ProLiant Storage Works, Storage Area Networks and Storage Management Software Commerce Server and Application Center Internet ProLiant BL20p Marketing, Admin Server, UPM & Data Warehouse Transactions Catalog & Search ProLiant DL580 Switch Switch MOM Management Console & Integration & Deployment Sever Wireless iPAQ Access Monitor Management Console Firewall Microsoft ISA Management LAN Segment VPN ProLiant BL20p ProLiant BL20p ProLiant BL20p Dialup ProLiant BL20p ISA Firewall ProLiant BL20p ProLiant BL20p ProLiant BL20p Switch Microsoft Windows Load Balanced BizTalk Server for TPE & backend biz integration ProLiant DL580 ProLiant DL580 Modular SAN Array 1000 Modular SAN Array 1000 Active-Active Cluster

Medium Business IT Infrastructure on HP BladeSystem & NAS Internet BL20p G3 Firewall / VPN Server MS ISA Server BL20p G3 Messaging Server MS Exchange BL25p Collaboration Server Windows SharePoint Services BL20p G3 Application Server MS Axapta DL380 G4 Storage Server File / Print Server NAS + HP iSCSI Feature Pack BL35p Presentation Servers Citrix MetaFrame XP BL45p Database Server MS SQL Server iSCSI VLAN HP ProCurve Wireless Access Point HP StorageWorks SSL 1016 Tape Autoloader HP StorageWorks MSA30 SCSI SCSI HP ProCurve Switch 2848 BL20p G3 Infrastructure Server Active Directory, DNS, DHCP HP Systems Insight Manager HP ProLiant Essentials Rapid Deployment Pack Infrastructure Application Storage Database

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