Novell BrainShare 2005

Novell BrainShare 2005 

Pekka Lindqvist 

pekka.lindqvist@novell.com

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Sisältö 

Novell Linux Focus areas 

Open Enterprise Server 

Novell Client for Linux 

ZENworks 

Novell Collaboration 

Novell Security Manager 

Novell Access Manager 

Novell eDirectory 

Novell Virtual Directory Services 

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Linux Products from Novell 


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Data Center Technical Perspective 

Tier One Linux Data Center Requirements 

Virtual Storage 

• Volume manager 

• High availability software 

• Cluster file system 

Virtual Machines 

• Consolidation 

• Migration 

• Effective hardware utilization 

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Applications 

VS VM RM IDM Backup 

SUSE Enterprise Linux 

Resource Management 

• Scheduling 

• Patch management 

• Deployment 

• Grid 

Identity Management 

• Users, groups, resource association 

• Pervasive infrastructure that relates 

these services together 

• Utility Computing


Introduction

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The Road Leading to OES 

NetWare® 

6.0/6.5 

“The Services” 

+ 

Open Source 


NLS 1.0 


(Subset) 

N L 

Ximian 

Acquisition 

SUSE® 

Acquisition 

Open 

Enterprise 

Server 


+ 

The Glue 

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Novell Open Enterprise Server 


Customers using Open 

Enterprise Server will have 

the flexibility to deploy 

services on NetWare 

and/or Linux platforms 

with common and familiar 

management experiences 

for both. 

Furthermore, customers 

will be able to exploit the 

strengths of SUSE LINUX 

Server 9 as an application 

server and open source 

platform.


and the Linux Opportunity

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Adding Value to Linux 

Novell Open Enterprise Server 

IT Infrastructure, a collection of client devices, servers, storage, 

networks, databases and middleware supporting the delivery of 

business applications and IT-enabled business processes. -Gartner 

Novell Open Enterprise Server adds value to 

Linux in five key IT Infrastructure areas: 

1. Management Scalability 

2. Global Security 

3. End-User Productivity 

4. Deployment Agility 

5. Business Continuance 


Open Enterprise Server & 

The Long-time NetWare Customer

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New in NetWare - Summary 

Kernel: 

Storage: 

Net Storage: 

iPrint: 

Management: 

Open Source: 

Server Consolidation 

Utility: 

For more info: 


BASH, VIM, POSIX “process”, Red Hat Package Manager, CIMOM 

services, PCI-X, USB enhancements, MSI, ACPI 2.0 support, NXBit 

Support 

Freeze/thaw (MySQL, iFolder, NSS, CIMOM), more components 

cluster-enabled 

Posix file system rights, bulk operations, move files/directories, 

salvage, modify rights 

client for Linux, client for Mac, printer profiles, NDPS to iPrint 

client migration tools, Queue-base printing to iPrint migration 

tools, auditing, printer consolidation tool 

CIM Instrumentation (health monitor, storage management, 

iPrint), iManager performance enhancements, support for Mozilla 

and derivatives across browser tools 

Latest versions of all Apache, JVM, Tomcat, MySQL, PHP, etc. 

New Sources: Windows 2000/2003 

New Destinations: OES-NetWare and OES-Linux 

• Read http://www.novell.com/products/openenterpriseserver/whats_new_nw65.pdf


Choice & Flexibility

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Services Available on Linux and NetWare 



OES Services 

NW 6.5 SP3 OS SLES 9 SP1 

iFolder, NSS 

Novell Clustering 

iPrint 

eDirectory, IdM2 

iManager 

Net Storage, Virtual Office 

RPM, ZLM Update Manager 

CIM 

Novell Client for Linux

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Deployment Agility 

Choice & Flexibility 

Hybrid 

Environment 


Common Experiences

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Coexistence With Existing Infrastructure 

Win NT 


NetWare 4.2 

Win 2000/3 

NetWare 

OES 

Linux 

NetWare 5.1 

NetWare 6.5 

NetWare 6.0 

Directory Services Additive 

NW 4.x: NDS 6.21 

NW 5.x: NDS 7.62c, 8.58 

NW 6.x: eDir 8.7.0, 8.7.1 

Seamless file services 

integration (Windows, 

NetWare, Unix, Linux) 

Linux and Windows 

desktop support 

Directory synchronization 

(NT, AD, eDirectory, etc)

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Migration Tools Capabilities 

Supported Sources 

NetWare 4.2, 5.1, 6.0, 6.5 

Windows NT 4 

Windows 2000/2003 


Migration Capabilities 

• Users (including user space restrictions) 

• Groups 

• File system (trustees and ownerships) 

• Containers (users and groups) 

• Printing (stretch goal) 

Supported Destinations 

OES-NetWare 

OES-Linux

Introducing Cypress 

OES Successor to Sawtooth

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Cypress's Overarching Focus Areas 

Key Objectives 

Further Enhance NetWare-Linux 

Integration 


Desktop Integration 

Monitoring & Management Platform 

for “IT Infrastructure” 

Linux Clustering and Storage 

Windows to OES Migrations

Timeline

Jan 

20 

Sawtooth 

(NW 6.5 SP3/SLES9 SP1) 

Mar 

Open Enterprise Server Roadmap 

For Linux 

iFolder v3 

On Linux 

Novell Client 

May 

Jun 

2005 

OES SP1 

(NW 6.5 SP4/SLES 9 SP2) 

• NT to OES-Linux migrations 

• NSS-Linux performance/function. 

with NetWare functionality 

• Bug fixes 

Jul 

Target project (but 

uncommitted) 


Novell Cluster Services 

for Linux 

• 32-node HA failover 

• LDAP DS integrations 

• EVMS integration 

Business Continuance 

Clustering 

• OES-Linux support 

• SNIA SMI-S integration 

• Auto “whole site” failover 

Nov 

Committed project (FCS targeted 

but not interlocked) 

OES SP2 

(CSP 14:NW 6.5 SP5/SLES 9 SP3) 

2006 

SLES 9 SP1 NW 5.1 EOL SLES 9 SP2 SLES 10 SLES 9 SP3 SLES 9 SP4? 

Dec 

Feb 

Committed and 

interlocked FCS date 

OES SP3 

(CSP 15:NW 6.5 SP6/SLES 9 SP4?) 

SvOutPlaceObject 

Cypress 

(NW 6v/SLES10 SPx) 

• Windows to OES Migrations 

• NetWare to OES-Linux Transition 

• Monitoring & Mgt. Platform for 

“IT Infrastructure” 

• Linux Clustering and Storage 

• Desktop Integration 

Planned end of 

life 

2007


Introduction

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Preserving the Novell Experience 

When Introducing Linux on the Server and Desktop 

1 

• Secure, scalable 

experience resulting 

from 2 decades of 

innovation 

2 

• eDirectory on Linux 

server 

• NSS on Linux server 

• NCP on Linux server 

• iPrint Server on Linux 

• iFolder Server on 

Linux 

• Novell login script 

support on Linux 

server 


Novell 

Client32 

for Windows 

Novell Linux 

Desktop 

Global Authentication 

Login Scripts 

Map Drives 

Personal Files Backup 

Shared Printing 

1 

2 3 

4 

OES 

(NetWare) 

OES 

(Linux) 

3 

• Background 

authentication on 

Linux desktop 

• Novell login script 

support on Linux 

desktop 

• iPrint Client on Linux 

desktop 

• iFolder Client on Linux 

desktop 

• Linux printer drivers 

on NetWare® 

• NCP support on Linux 

desktop 

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• Capabilities of (2) 

and (3) combined

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Customer Requirements 


Features 

• Network login, network scripts, mapped drives, 

background authentication, GUI & command-line, 

other 'Red-N' type functionality. 

Environments 

• NetWare 5.x, NetWare 6.x, OES 

Protocols 

• Novell Traditional: NCP, eDir, RSA 

• Open Standard: CIFS, NFS, LDAP, other auth. 

mechanisms 

Desktops 

• GNOME 

• KDE

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Novell Client for Linux Markitecture 

OpenOffice 

Novell Linux Desktop 

Evolution 

IM 

Browser 

SUSE Linux 


... 

Novell Clnt. 

for Linux 


OES Services Access 

Login to Network / DS Tree 

Network Login Script Support 

“Mapped” Network Areas 

iPrint Client 

iFolder Client 

Authentication File 

RSA 

Kerberos 

Liberty 

... 

NCP 

CIFS 

NFS 

... 

Directory 

NDAP 

LDAP

Announcing 

ZENworks 7 Suite

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Novell ZENworks 7 Suite 

Complete IT resource management for enterprise-wide efficiency 

Handheld Management Linux Management 

Server Management 


Data Management 

Desktop Management 


ZENworks 

Software Packaging 

Patch Management

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ZENworks 

Runs in your diverse environment 


ZENworks 7 delivers support for your back-end 

infrastucture running on: 

• Novell Open Enterprise Server 

– NetWare kernel 

– Linux Kernel 

• SUSE LINUX Enterprise Server 9 

Add this to existing support for Windows 2000, 

2003 and NetWare environments 

ZENworks=truly cross platform enterprise management!

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ZENworks 7 Linux Management 


ZENworks 

Linux Management 

Desktop Management 

Server Management 

Handheld Management 


“Full Stack” Linux lifecycle management 

• Policy Driven Linux OS imaging and deployment 

• Application deployment and management 

• Inventory and reporting 

• Secure Remote Control 

• Unique Policy Driven configuration and 

lockdown 

Web-based management 

Built on next-generation ZENworks Architecture 

Cross-distribution support–Novell, SUSE, Red Hat

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ZENworks Asset Management 

Novell aquires Tally Systems 

ZENworks Asset Management 

• Asset Inventory 

• Software Compliance 

• Usage 

Purchase as 

• An add-on to current product 

• Separate product 


Into the future

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Novell Resource Management Roadmap 

The evolution of consolidated resource management 

2004 

Integrated Management 

• Patch Management 

• Software Packaging 

• Desktop Management 

• Server Management 

• Handheld Management 

• Linux Management 

SLES 9 / ZENworks 

Linux Management 

Novell ZENworks 6.5 

• Easier to use and install 

• Decreased time-to-value 

• Better Windows Support 

• Extended Linux management 

• Integrated Patch Management 


2005 

Leading cross-platform 





Novell ZENworks 7 

2006 

Fully integrated management 





• Patch Management 

ZENworks 

“Brimstone”

Novell Collaboration: 

Your Choice

GroupWise 

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Clarity in a world of incredible choices 


NetMail Hula Project 

GroupWise® - Novell's flagship enterprise collaboration suite 

NetMail® – Standard's based email 

Evolution 

Hula Project – An open source standards based email & calendaring 

Evolution – An Open Source versatile email client

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Novell GroupWise 

Novell's Flagship Collaboration Offering 

email calendar contacts tasks & 

reminders 


instant 

messages 

document 

management 

GroupWise: 

Enterprise customers that desire to have a powerful deeply integrated collaboration experience 

should select GroupWise as their primary collaboration choice.

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Novell NetMail 

Novell's Standards Based Collaboration Offering 


reminders 


instant 

messages 

document 

management 

Netmail: 

A standards based email solution with light calendaring.This allows organizations that have 

users with basiccollaboration needs to address these users quickly and 

very efficiently.

Hula Project: 

Is an open source standards based e-mail and calendaring solution. This is a complimentary 

solution to GroupWise, Notes or Exchange providing basic needs users with a scalable open 

source solution. 

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Hula Project 

Novell's Standards Based Collaboration Offering 


reminders 


instant 

messages 

document 

management

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NetMail Core 

Enterprise-class 

Management 

How NetMail and Hula relate 


Hula Core 

Management 

Plug-in Layer 

Developer-class 

Management Stub 

Novell Proprietary Code Open Source Project Seed Code 

Novell Product 

New Hula 

Features 

Hula Core 

Management 

Plug-in Layer 

Standards-based 

Management 

Open Source Project Contributions 

New Hula 

Features 

Hula Core 

Management 

Plug-in Layer 

Standards-based 

Management 

Enterprise-class 

Management 

NetMail

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How Hula and NetMail Relate 

The Hula Project 

Developed in Open Source 

Novell NetMail 

powered by Hula 

Hula project follows open source model 

• release early, release often 

NetMail follows enterprise model 

• release quality, provide stability 

• enterprise management 


Novell + 

Community 

features short release interval 

Enterprise 

Tested 

longer release interval

GroupWise Strategy and Roadmap

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Nterprise Collaboration and one Net 

On going Philosophy: 

Direction: 


– Security and Reliability come first 

Empower people to share information in the way they desire. 

Working as individuals or groups with equal functionality 

regardless of server or desktop platform where security is never 

in question. 

Steps toward the vision: 

● One client experience 

● Clear team productivity improvements 

● Improved back-end performance and scalability

Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 

12/1/04 

CSP11/6.5.3 

• Reg. 508 Compliance 

• Teamware Support 

• SOAP Preview 

• Consolidate Server Source 

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Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun July Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 

2h04 1h05 

2h05 

1h06 

CSP11 

GW 6.5.3 

GWIM 1.0.3 

GroupWise Roadmap 

CSP12 

GW 6.5.4 

GWIM 1.0.4 

with OES 

Exchange 

Migration 

Utility 

2/05 

Target project (but 

uncommitted) 


GroupWise 

Sequoia 

CSP12/6.5.4 

• OES Support 

GW 

PDA 

Connect 

1/31/05 Eng only 

02/05 Multi-Lingual 

Committed project (FCS targeted 

but not interlocked) 

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 

GroupWise “Sequoia” 

• Outlook Connector 

• Client Enhancements 

• Calendaring Enhancements 

• Open API Extensions 

• Standard Protocol Enhancements 

Other Gateway 

Enhancements 

Under Consideration 

Committed and 

interlocked FCS date 

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun 

2h06 1h07 

GroupWise 

Aspen 

Summer 05 2H06 

GroupWise “Aspen” (Proposed) 

• Single Management Console 

• New Auditing Support 

• Enhanced Backup/Restore 

• Sender Verification 

• Continued Outlook Support 

GroupWise “Cedar” 

1h08

Sequoia

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GroupWise Sequoia 

Currently Scheduled for 

Summer 2005 

Release details: 

• User Experience Enhancements 

• Native Outlook Support 

• Integrated PDA Support/ Partners 

• Corporate Instant Messaging 

• API Enhancements 


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Sequoia: 

User Experience Enhancements 

Multiple Calendars (Personal, Work, Corporate, etc...) 

Ease of Use (Quick Nav, Today view) 

All Services are Presence-aware 

Dynamic Calendaring 


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Evolution 2.2: 

GroupWise Sequoia 

New GW Features: 

• GW mailbox access 

• Calendar (free busy) 

• Share folders 

– Access 

– Permission 

• Offline support 

• Message retraction 


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Sequoia: 

User Experience Cross-Platform Enhancements 

New Features: 

• Spell checker 

• Rules 

• Junk-mail handling 

• File association 

Under consideration: 

• Enhanced calendaring 


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Outlook Connector for GroupWise 

Supported features: 

E-mail, tasks and notes 

Calendaring with busy search 

Shared folders 

Today view 

ActiveSync support (Palm, 

PocketPC) 

.pst files 

Offline mode (GW caching) 

Delegate support (proxy) 

Signatures 

Personal and system address 

books 

Outlook 2002/2003 


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Outlook Connector for GroupWise 

Unsupported features 

Public folders 

Shared management of 

distribution lists (groups) 

Digital Signature/SMIME 

GW DMS 

Ability to send address books or 

contacts as attachments 


Novell Access Manager

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Next Generation Web Access and Federated Identity 

Management 

• Liberty Alliance / SAML 2 enabled authentication and 

Identity Exchange 

• Liberty-enabled Access Gateway (updated iChain proxy) 

• New Policy Engine 

• Java Agents 

• SSL-VPN 

• iManager Administration 

• Support for Active Directory 

Expected Release Date 

• Q4 2005 


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Administration Preview 


Introducing Novell Security Manager 

Powered by Astaro

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Novell Security Manager 

Powered by Astaro 

Spam 

Protection 

Management 

Platform 


VPN 

Intrusion 

Protection 

Virus 

Protection 

Linux 

Kernal 

Firewall 

Surf 

Protection 

(URL Filtering) 

Six critical network 

security applications 

● Firewall 

● VPN Gateway 

● Virus Protection 

● Intrusion Protection 

● Spam Protection 

● Surf Protection (URL 

Filtering) 

Integrated management 

platform

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Built on a Linux Kernel 

Novell SUSE LINUX 

Hardened 

Installed and updated 

automatically 

• Administrator needs no 

knowledge of Linux 

Leverages flexibility and innovation 

of Linux and Open Source 

Protects all networks and systems 


Spam 

Protection 

Management 

Platform 

VPN 

Intrusion 

Protection 

Linux 

Kernal 

Firewall 

Virus 

Protection 

Surf 

Protection 

(URL Filtering)

The Future: 

The Novell security gateways

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The Novell Security Gateways 

Maintain and Support BorderManager 

•Enhancements 

•Support Packs 

Security Manager 

•BorderManager feature parity 

•With Astaro provide latest industry advances 


Novell eDirectory 8.8

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Novell eDirectory 8.8 

Features 

Install & Upgrade Enhancements 

Multi-Instance Support 

Data Import (Bulk Load) Improvements 

Priority Sync 

Case Sensitive Password Policies 

Encrypted Attributes 

Encrypted Replication 

Backup/Restore Enhancements 

SASL-GSSAPI support 


Novell Virtual Directory Services

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Why Directory Enabled Applications 

Applications benefit from being directory enabled 


• Model real world 

• Shared data access from anywhere 

• Intrinsic access control 

• One to many management 

But there are still barriers 

• Perceived risks associated with changing or 

upgrading key infrastructure 

• Political issues 

• Inaccessible data

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The role directories play has matured. 

Enterprise, extranet, and internet-facing 

directories now face heavy change control 

constraints. 


Evolved 

CHANGES 

The classic 

Corporate 

Directory Glass House

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Applications 

• Need access to 

centrally stored 

Identities 

• Need to make 

modifications to 

that data 

• Need to store 

their own appspecific 

identity 

data 


Applications need identity services, but the 

directory has become a highly protected 

asset. 

Schema 

changes 

CHANGES 

Glass House

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Application 

BDobbs 

• Password 

• Telephone No. 

• Address 

• App Pref 1 

• App Pref 2 


All LDAP calls 

BDobbs 

•Preference 1 

•Preference 2 

NVDS 

NVDS conjoins 

the attributes 

into a single 

identity for the 

application 

Authoritative Identity 

requests 

BDobbs 

•Password 

•Telephone # 

•Address 

Central Identity

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The Application's View 

End user of the application 

that has Novell Embedded 

Identity Broker 


Request 

Result 

Result 

Request 

Result 

NVDS 

Application 

Request 

Result 

Request 

Directory Directory Directory 

Chaining to other directories 

Other corporate 

directories

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Summary 

Clear roadmap 

New products 

Value from existing 

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