HP at Microsoft Tech Ed 2006

Wednesday, June 14th
7:00 am-8:30 am
Seaport World Trade Center
Blades and x64:  Technologies to drive the future of Microsoft Exchange and SQL Server 

Steve Tramack, Sr. Engineering Manager, Microsoft Solutions Alliances Engineering, HP

As mission-critical applications are upgraded and consolidated with Microsoft technologies, it is important that the system infrastructure provides reliability, availability, and dynamic provisioning when capacity or recovery is needed quickly. HP BladeSystem, which integrate compute resources with networking, storage fabric, power, cooling and cabling infrastructure, are best suited to allow organizations to capitalize on these new enterprise requirements, and realize ROI more quickly. The BladeSystem infrastructure, coupled with the latest and forthcoming releases of Microsoft Exchange and SQL Server, also leverages 64-bit technology to provide new levels of scalability and performance. This presentation will:

Examine x64 and blade technology, and highlight why these technologies are important for Microsoft Exchange and SQL Server Explore the components of the HP BladeSystem, and identify why blades are more than just "servers turned on their sides" Review the manageability components that allow for centralized, lights-out administration, deployment and troubleshooting of the entire BladeSystem infrastructure.

Identify how blades and x64 technology are leveraged in Microsoft SQL Server 2005 and the forthcoming Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 solutions.  To register click here

Enabling the Pros with IT Solutions for the Adaptive Enterprise

Visit the HP booth and learn about exciting new solutions, products and tools to help you create an adaptable, manageable infrastructure.  Let HP show you how to protect your IP and grow your business with competitive advantage. 

For more information regarding any of these solutions visit the Microsoft Solution resources website

Adaptive Enterprise Management and Tools

• HP Sizing Tools
• HP OpenView Management Solutions  
• SMB to Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions 
• Multifunction Networking with Microsoft’s Scalable Networking Pack 
• Virus Throttle with Intelligent Networking Pack 
• Using BizTalk for an Adaptive Enterprise 

Exchange Solutions

• Exchange Server 2003 on HP BladeSystem
• Email Archiving solutions for Exchange 
• Exchange Server 2007 (CCR) 

Messaging and Collaboration  

• HP Secure Messaging Proof of Concept
• HP Collaboration Solutions 

Development and Virtualization 

• HP Server Based Development Environment 
• Microsoft Virtual Server 3005 R2 on HP ProLiant Servers 

Business Intelligence and Microsoft SQL Server

• SQL Server 2005 Database Mirroring on an HP BladeSystem Solution 
• Business Intelligence from HP on HP Integrity servers

Small and Medium Business

• HP Midsize IT Infrastructure 
• Integrated Lights-Out2 - Remote Control without Compromise 

HP Mobility and Wireless Solutions 

• Continuity with the Next Generation ProLiant Servers 

HP Technical Sessions at Microsoft Tech Ed 2006

• Microsoft Exchange Server 2007: Storage Changes
  6/13/2006 8:30AM-9:45AM 
  Pierre Bijaoui
• Microsoft Exchange Server 2007: Deployment and Migration
  6/13/2006 4:30PM-5:45PM
  Kieran McCorry 
• Exchange Sizing and Performance: A Look Ahead to the 64-Bit World of Microsoft Exchange Server 2007
  3:15PM-4:30PM 
  Steve Tramack 
• BizTalk Server: Managing BizTalk Server Scalability, Availability and Reliability  
  Thursday, June 15 4:30 PM - 5:45 PM 
  Eddie Martinez 
• Exchange Solution Reviewed Program Storage: What It Is and How It Can Help  6/12/2006 10:45AM-12:00PM 
  Matt Gossage; Karl Robinson (HP) 
• Windows Mobile and Exchange Server 2003 Mobile Messaging 6/13/2006 10:15AM-11:30AM 
  John Rhoton  
• Windows Mobile and Exchange Server 2003 Mobile Messaging (repeat) 6/16/2006 2:45PM-4:00PM 
  John Rhoton
• Sizing your Enterprise SQL Server 2005 Data Warehousing requirements with HP Integrity servers 6/12/2006 3:15PM-4:30PM 
  Jeff Spiller  
• HP Disaster Recovery Solutions for Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Always On Database Deployments 6/15/2006 Thursday, June 15 1:00 PM - 2:15 PM
  Matthias Popp  
• High Availability with HP and Microsoft SQL Server 2005 in the Enterprise Using HP Integrity and Microsoft Always On Technology 
  TBD 
  Jeff Kyle