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General<br />

Information<br />

Agenda-at-a-Glance<br />

& Campus Maps<br />

Conference<br />

Highlights<br />

General Sessions<br />

& Spotlight Sessions<br />

Breakout Sessions<br />

& Group Discussions<br />

Partners<br />

Hands-on<br />

Labs<br />

Solutions<br />

Exchange<br />

breakout sessions & group discussions<br />

WEDNESday<br />

14:00 – 15:00<br />

TEX2158 Enabling Scalable Virtual<br />

Networks with VXLAN - Customer<br />

and Partner Scenarios<br />

Technical Level:<br />

Area of Interest: t<br />

Speaker(s): Ravindra Neelakant, <strong>VMware</strong>, Inc.;<br />

T Sridhar, <strong>VMware</strong>, Inc.<br />

HALL 8, LOWER LEVEL | Room F3<br />

VXLAN (Virtual eXtensible Local Area Network)<br />

is a multi-vendor Layer 2 over Layer 3 overlay<br />

technology driven by <strong>VMware</strong> and its partners.<br />

It provides the ability to deploy virtual workloads<br />

anywhere within or outside the data center<br />

without being limited by the physical network.<br />

The benefits of VXLAN for overlay networking,<br />

pod expansion, and alleviating problems related<br />

to multi tenancy (e.g. duplicate IP/Layer 2<br />

addresses) are described in the VXLAN IETF Draft.<br />

The technology enables to scale a virtual network<br />

beyond the boundaries of a Layer 2 IP domain and<br />

thus render the network space more scalable for<br />

use within the virtual data center constructs.<br />

VMWare is working closely with several<br />

networking partners to ensure that the VXLAN<br />

technology is provisioned and deployed in an<br />

appropriate manner to suit the customer needs for<br />

a bigger and flatter Layer 2 network. This includes<br />

easy deployment, performance optimizations,<br />

and VXLAN to VLAN gateway functionality (at<br />

wire speed) to connect with existing networks.<br />

This session intends to highlight the deployment<br />

scenarios of VXLAN within and across data<br />

centers along with highlighting a specific use case<br />

of a VXLAN gateway from Broadcom, a <strong>VMware</strong><br />

partner. The use cases that will be highlighted in<br />

the presentation are VXLAN; i. within a single data<br />

center, ii. across data centers, iii. across a service<br />

provider network and iv. VXLAN gateway use<br />

case. The session will also tie in the monitoring<br />

capabilities that some of <strong>VMware</strong>’s partners are<br />

introducing to enable better management and<br />

monitoring of VXLAN deployments.<br />

15:30 – 16:30<br />

APP-BCA1684 Virtualizing Exchange<br />

Best Practices<br />

Technical Level:<br />

Area of Interest: S<br />

Speaker(s): Scott Salyer, <strong>VMware</strong>, Inc.<br />

HALL 8, LOWER LEVEL | Room E1<br />

<strong>VMware</strong> vSphere® is the most robust platform<br />

for virtualizing the applications on which<br />

businesses depend. Many organizations use<br />

Microsoft Exchange Server as the backbone for<br />

communication and consider it to be a businesscritical<br />

application. IT leaders want to realize the<br />

benefits of virtualization across all applications,<br />

including those critical to their businesses.<br />

Exchange architects need to understand the<br />

design considerations and options available<br />

to them when choosing <strong>VMware</strong> as their<br />

virtualization platform.<br />

This session will help you understand the<br />

design best practices used to successfully<br />

deploy Microsoft Exchange Server on <strong>VMware</strong>.<br />

We will cover lessons learned from the field and<br />

best practices for design and sizing. You will also<br />

become familiar with high availability and disaster<br />

recovery options available when deploying<br />

Microsoft Exchange Server on <strong>VMware</strong>.<br />

Session Identifiers<br />

Areas of Interest<br />

Technical Levels<br />

APP-BCA<br />

APP-CAP<br />

EUC<br />

GD<br />

Applications: Business Critical Applications<br />

Applications: Cloud Application Platform<br />

End-user Computing<br />

Group Discussion<br />

INF-BCO<br />

INF-NET<br />

INF-SEC<br />

INF-STO<br />

Infrastructure: Business Continuity<br />

Infrastructure: Networking<br />

Infrastructure: Security and Compliance<br />

Infrastructure: Storage<br />

INF-VSP<br />

ITT<br />

OPS-CIM<br />

OPS-CSM<br />

Infrasturucture: vSphere<br />

IT Transformation<br />

Operations: Cloud Infrastructure Management<br />

Operations: Cloud Service Management<br />

PAR<br />

SPO<br />

SS<br />

TEX<br />

Partner Track (for <strong>VMware</strong> partners only)<br />

Technology Partner/Sponsor<br />

Spotlight Session<br />

Technology Exchange for Alliance Partners<br />

FD Federal<br />

FS Financial Services<br />

H Healthcare<br />

R Retail<br />

S<br />

E<br />

T<br />

SMB<br />

State & Local Education<br />

Telecommunication<br />

Business Solutions<br />

Technical<br />

Advanced Technical<br />

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