Novell Open Enterprise Server

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Novell Open Enterprise Server
Roadmap and Futures
20110331
Harald Gemmer
Carpe diem
.de Open Enterprise Server 2 SP2
SLES 10 SP3 support
NSS file system auditing
Cross protocol file locking for AFP, CIFS and NCP
DFS support via CIFS protocol
Remote Server Navigation for FTP servers
UPD & Bi-Di Printing support for HP & Xerox printers
iFolder support for Active Directory and tiered admin support
Simplified Domain Services for Windows Install
iFolder and iPrint clients for Win 7, SLED 11 and MAC 10.6
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© Novell, Inc. All rights reserved.
Open Enterprise Server 2 SP3
NSS performance enhancements
Domain Services for Windows enhancements
Novell CIFS enhancements
OpenSLP service location data persistence
DHCP view of leases in Java console
Dynamic Storage Technology w/ CIFS support
LUM, PureFTP, Consolidated Proxyuser, iFolder
QuickFinder new file formats
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DST (Dynamic Storage Technology)
Stabile Haupt Server und Backup Systeme
Garantierte Restore Zeit heute und morgen !!!
BEFORE 4
AFTER NSS
Physical Read Performance improvements
25-40% increase ( IOZONE Physical Sequential Read)
5-13% increase in Backup
20-30% increase using Host based Multi-path SANs
More Scalable, Reliable, Performing File Server Stack!!
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File Services
Superior Access for End Users
File Systems
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Novell Storage
Service (NSS)
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End-user
Services
File
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Auditing
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Cross protocol
file locking
Ext3, reiser, XFS
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Performance
increase of
5-15%
Can use rich file
system rights by
adding NCP
support to these
file systems
File Access Protocol
NCP: Traditional file
access
iFolder
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CIFS: Samba, Novell
CIFS
AFP: Native Apple
10.4, 10.5 and 10.6
workstation
authentication
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NFS
Distributed File
System w/ junction
support
Client Support
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Apple 10.5 and 10.6
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Windows XP, Vista
and 7
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SuSE Linux Enterprise
Desktop
Microsoft AD Support
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eDir or AD
Authentication Domain
Tiered Admin Support
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Customized
administration for large
organizations
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SaaS product delivery
File Services
Novell CIFS Delivers on Customer Requirements
End-user
Services
Novell CIFS - Advantages & Benefits
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No LUM User enablement
required
Scalability over Samba --supported up to 1500 users
Efficiency & Performance small memory footprint
Novell CIFS Conceptual Overview
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Leverage with DSFW
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Cross Protocol File locking:
AFP, CIFS, NCP
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NTLM v1
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DFS Support
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NCS support
File Services - AFP
Extending End-User Choice
End-user
Services
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Novell AFP - Advantages & Benefits
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Support for Mac OS* 10.3, 10.4, 10.5, and 10.6.
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Scalability & Performance
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200 concurrent busy users
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Outperforms CIFS access on MAC
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Bonjour support for the AFP server discovery using the Bonjour
protocol.
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Cross-Protocol File Locking support between AFP, CIFS, and NCP™.
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AFP parameter configuration and administration through iManager.
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No LUM User enabling required
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Auditing and Monitoring (afpstat) support for File Access activities.
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Support for Unicode* filenames.
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Support for Universal Passwords longer than 8 characters.
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Clustering support for high availability.
Novell iPrint
Reducing Helpdesk Calls with End-User Self-Service
End-user
Services
Novell iPrint
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Client Support
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Windows 7, XP, Vista, Apple, Linux
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By modifying iprint.ini we can allow non admin users to install printers
Bi-Directional Support
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Universal Printer Driver Support
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Allows for a printer to auto configure the driver on a workstation regarding
the feature set of the printer
No Longer need a unique driver for each Printer Model within the same
family of Printers (e.g., Xerox GPD, HP UPD, Ricoh UPD)
Print Accounting
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ISV Partners: Pcounter, EquiTrac, PaperCut
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Enables an organization to recover, track or charge back for printing costs
Highly Available – via Clustering (NCS)
Domain Services for Windows
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Applications who requires Active
Directory can use Linux servers
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No Active Directory server required for
login and authentication
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Microsoft Administrators can use MMC
to administer users
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Access to Linux Servers without a
Novell Client
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Easy installation and integration into
existing Microsoft environments
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Supports Active Directory Trusts
Support for Major Applications
Infrastructure
Services
Novell Supported Applications
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ZENWorks Configuration Management 10
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Citrix Terminal Server
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VMWare VDI
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MS Sharepoint
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NetApp Filers
Limited Support
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MS Exchange
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ZENWorks Endpoint Security 4.1
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Novell Secure Login 7
Seamless Windows Interoperability
So good, even Microsoft apps think they're using AD
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Native Microsoft Active Directory and Windows Protocols running on
OES2 servers.
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Windows Workstations, Servers are joined into a DSFW domain
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No Novell Client required
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Support for cross-domain and cross-forest trust relationships
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Use existing management tools – MMC, iManager, ConsoleOne
Unified repository of user account information – not a Meta Directory
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Support for common authentication protocols and open standards
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Single Password to Login
Kerberos*, NTLM, and SSL/TLS.
Seamless Windows Interoperability
Remove barriers to adoption
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Partition Boundary limitation removed.
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DNS configuration on additional DSfW DC
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A Domain can span across multiple partitions
Fault tolerance for DNS. Slave DNS on DSfW DC
Deployment enhancement
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Master replica requirement removed
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Domain Name can be different from Container Name
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Disconnected children OU's
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Domain hierarchy can differ from eDir
Windows 2008 Member server support
Domain Services For Windows
Conceptual Diagram
Infrastructure
Services
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DNS/DHCP
Infrastructure
Services
DHCP
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eDirectory integration support
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eDir or OpenLDAP. Enables you to configure, administer, and
manage IP addresses host names through LDAP
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iManager plug-in provides support for the new directory objects.
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Clustered Service via NCS
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A new version of the Java Management Console to manage
DHCP objects
DNS
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rndc Support: DNS can now be managed through an open
source tool called rndc.
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Clustered Service via NCS
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DsfW: Novell DNS can now be installed with the DSfW (Domain
Services for Windows) pattern.
Novell Cluster Services
High Availability for Your Data and Resources
Infrastructure
Services
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OES2 SP2 NCS v 1.8.7
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Upto 32 Node Clusters
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File systems
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DNS/DHCP, iFolder, iPrint, NetStorage, QuickFinder, Novell
CIFS, AFP, Certificate Server, IDM, Dynamic Storage
Technology
POSIX/Linux Services
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Linux Posix ext3, reiser, xfs partitions
OES Services
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NSS Volumes, NCP Volumes (NSS, posix)
DNS/DHCP,mySQL, Samba
Cluster restart not required in rolling cluster upgrade
File Services - Audit
Meeting Business Requirements for Compliance
Infrastructure
Services
NSS Auditing events (includes AFP events):
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File or Directory create, rename, delete events.
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File opened, closed
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Link to file or directory created
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File or directory metadata modified (ie: file creation time,
owner, flags, etc. -not file data)
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Trustee added or removed to file or directory.
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Inherited Rights of a directory modified.
NCP engine events:
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CIFS engine events:
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File opened, closed by an NCP client.
File opened, closed by a CIFS client.
Auditing Applications
Open Enterprise Server on Linux
Infrastructure
Services
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Novell Sentinel Log Manager
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BlueLance, LT Auditor+ 9 for SUSE Linux
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Released, and available today.
Release scheduled for March 22, 2010
NetVision, NVMonitor Version 7.0
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Requires an NCP-engine fix to be available 1H '10
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Only reports on NSS_ADD_TRUSTEE,
NSS_REMOVE_TRUSTEE and
NSS_SET_INHERITED_RIGHTS events. (Does not report on
file/directory related events).
Novell, OES via vlog
Management Improvements
Infrastructure
Services
Proxy Services User consolidation
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CIFS, DHCP, DNS, iFolder, LUM, NCS, NetStorage
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Leverage a common proxy - OESCommonProxy_<ServerName>
Tool & Automated password changes per password policy
NSS
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Auditing - Track IP address perpetrator.
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Quota Management console tool (Salvage, Purge tools made available)
LUM Stability and Performance improvements
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Faster eDir lookups
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Selection of Unix Config Object during LUM enablement
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Workstation-dn cached in namcd & stored in nam.conf
Avoids possible UIG/GID assignment conflicts
Diagnositic Utility – allows admin to see if any conflicts exist
Service Location Protocol - OpenSLP
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Persistence of Service Location data - Backup File, DA Sync
Open Enterprise Server 11
Open Enterprise Server
“OES11” Focus Areas
Simplify
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Perform
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SLE11 Alignment (SLES 11 SP1)
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Windows Interoperability (CIFS/DSfW)
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Simplified Management (LUM/Dsrepair/Nagios)
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New File Experiences (Novell “Neutron”)
Innovate
Linux is the Fastest Growing OS
IDC: Worldwide Server Operating System Revenue Growth, 2009-2014
Average Annual Growth, 2009-2014
25%
20%
19.0%
15%
10%
5.9%
5%
0%
-1.2%
-3.3%
-7.0%
Other
Mainframe (z/OS)
UNIX
-5%
-10%
Linux
Windows
Source: IDC, “Worldwide Operating Environments 2010–2014 Forecast: A First Look” March 2010
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Open Enterprise Server 11
Roadmap, 2011-2012
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Key Features
Cross-Platform Authentication
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–  Business
Apps require AD
authentication?
–  Leverage
your best-in-class
eDirectory identity store for all
apps in your enterprise
Feature Pack 1
•  Bi-Directional Trust
•  Post-Install
•  MAC support
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Iprint
Feature Pack 1 Update
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Print from any Mobile Device
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No Drivers required on the device
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Printing rendered on the server
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As easy as sending an email
New User and Admin Tools
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Integrate printers into Google Geo Maps
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New Search Facilities
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Enhanced Mac & Safari Support
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Google Chrome Browser Support
Better Management Experience
Feature Pack 1
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Dsrepair for Linux
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Enhanced service management & monitoring
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Transparent Lum
The Future of File-sharing
beyond OES11
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How important are files?
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Do you think that files are important to
our customers?
What % of time are their users working
with files?
Do you think collaboration tools will
eliminate the need for files?
What would it cost to migrate all your
mapped drives? What might you lose?
Only Novell Focuses on Files
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When New Windows Feels Old
Windows 7 adds a lot beyond Windows XP, but the filesharing capabilities are much the same
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File-sharing Options
On-line social
File-sharing and
backup
Simple file sharing
à la 1990. Lots of
plumbing, many
“dead” files
Disruptive (“move all
your files here”) and
doesn't improve the
basic file experience
Cloud only, consumer
focused and not feasible
in most enterprises
Enterprise file &
print server
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Team and social
collaboration tools
The Gap
On-line social
file-sharing and
backup
Team and social
collaboration tools
Who provides basic
file-sharing innovations
for enterprises?
Enterprise file &
print server
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End-user File-sharing Challenges
Viel mehr Möglichkeiten !
The End-user
File-sharing
Experience
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Where are my files? (locally, on the server, in e-mails)
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Are my local files backed-up?
> 
Is there a way to easily share files with external people?
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How do I share a file on Twitter/Facebook?
> 
Why can't I access my files on my iPhone/Pad/Droid?
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How do I know when someone created a new file?
> 
Is there a file that looks similar to what I am working on?
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How do I group these files based on content?
> 
Is there a better way to quickly share a file than e-mail?
Novell “Neutron”
File-sharing Hub
OES
AD
W
I
N
AD
N
A
S
S
eDir
OES
DSfW
NW
S
NSS
eDir
NCP
AFP
CIFS
OES
eDir
S
NSS
NCP
AFP
CIFS
eDir
NSS
NCP
AFP
CIFS
NSS
N
E
U
T
R
O
N
S
Clustered, elastic
back-end with a
native, scalable
data-store, that can
integrate with
existing file
repositories
HTTP
Native client, web
access and mobile
device apps with
sync, discover,
share and notify
capabilities
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Novell File-sharing Futures
OES
S
NSS
NCP
AFP
CIFS
OES
DSfW
NW
eDir
Novell Open
Enterprise Server,
paired with other
Novell products,
provide the most
scalable, secure and
cost-effective
enterprise back-end
eDir
S
NSS
NCP
AFP
CIFS
eDir
NSS
NCP
AFP
CIFS
N
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makes file-sharing
efficient in any
environment, with
innovative discovery,
access and sharing
capabilities
Novell “Neutron” Ecosystem
iPhone, iPad, Droid clients
with Neutron app installed
Replicated Neutron site /
Branch office Neutron Cache
HTTPS
Neutron scalable data store
Web browser access to Neutron
HTTPS
files and folders
Connector
HTTPS
Connector
Windows 7 PCs and Macs
with the Neutron client installed
Neutron Cluster
Servers with file
resources
Elastic, self-configuring
cluster with “black-box”
appliances (compute, data
and data store nodes)
•  NetWare / OES
•  Windows Server
•  NetApp
•  SharePoint
•  Lotus Notes
Cloud storage
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Neutron – End User Benefits
ifolder like benefits –
backup & sync +
home directory
integration
Share files outside
the organization
Easy share to social media
sites (file links).
ñ File Notes
ñ Notification Feed
ñ 
Merged View of
Local & Remote
Files
Salvage, Archive, Audit
ñ 
Unified Search Index
•  Filters out files you
don't have rights to.
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Recommend Files
based on file
“fingerprint”
Mobile Device
Support
ñ Windows desktop
integration
ñ 
Novell “Neutron” End-user Benefits
Innovative file-sharing capabilities
Boost end-user
productivity with
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No need to learn a new UI, use Windows Explorer/Finder
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Find and access all files and folders in a local structure
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Rest assured all files are always backed-up
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Undelete files you deleted by mistake
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Easily restore previous versions of files
> 
Share files with anyone, inside or outside the organization
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Post links to files on social sites such as Twitter
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Get notifications when files are modified
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Access files from any device, including iPads and Droids
Novell “Neutron” IT Benefits
Break through the server barriers
Simplify file
management with
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Adds a layer of abstraction between users and servers
> 
Connects to existing servers and NAS devices
> 
Provides a clustered file system for unlimited scalability
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Easily move files between repositories based on policy
> 
Unifies administration across servers and systems
> 
Enables the use of cloud storage for archiving
> 
Provides an audit-trail for file operations across systems
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Ensures end-users' local files are backed-up
Open Enterprise Server & “Neutron”
Roadmap, 2010-2013 (2016 life-cycle)
2010
OES 2 SP3/
SLE10SP3
2011
2012
2013
2014
2016
OES 2 Time-line
OES 2
SLE10 SP4
OES11
2015
OES11
FP1
OES11
FP2
Neutron
Phase 1
OES11
FP3
OES11
FP4
Ponderosa Time-line
Neutron Time-line
Neutron
Phase 2
Previews
Wasatch/
SLE12
BS 2011 NW EOL
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OES 2/SLES 10
EOF General Support
Wasatch Time-line
OES/SLE 11
EOF General Support

Novell Open Enterprise Server

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