> (Start Here) Deploy Pano VDS
> Note: Don’t worry about installing your Pano devices just yet. We’ll get to that part later in the deployment, when you configure the Pano Manager for Pano® Device discovery. If you’ve already attached your Pano device to the network, it’s normal for the Pano Button light color to be amber until they have been discovered by the Pano Manager.

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> If you’re meticulous, like us, get acquainted:
> 1. | Learn a bit about the components with which you’ll be working.
> It won’t take long! | Pano VDS Overview
> 2. | Learn some key Pano concepts.
> You probably already know some of these concepts as a result of your experience with virtualization, but let’s review them anyway. | Pano VDS Concepts
> If you’re impatient, sorry, but there’s just no “getting around” this stuff:
> 3. | Review system requirements and supported configurations.
> | Support and System Requirements
> 4. | Set up virtual infrastructure. For example, VMware ESX Server 3.x and VMware VirtualCenter.
> As outlined in Increase VMware ESX Server Service Console Memory provide the Service Console 800 MB of memory. | VMware Infrastructure documentation
> 5. | Install and configure the Pano Manager VM.
> | (Overview) Install and Configure Pano Manager VM
> 6. | Configure the Pano Manager for:
> • | Directory Services
> • | Virtualization
> • | Pano Device discovery
> | (Overview) Integrate Pano Manager into Your Environment
> Automated provisioning–a feature you won’t want to do without:
> 7. | Prepare to provision desktop virtual machines.
> You need to create the virtual machine, template, customization specification, and a few other prerequisites, some of which are optional. | (Overview) Prepare Desktop Virtual Machines
> Now for the good stuff:
> 8. | Create the DVM collections.
> | (Overview) Create DVM Collections
> 9. | Set user preferences.
> | (Overview) Set User Preferences
> Now here is where you start seeing the fruits of your labor:
> 10. | Verify your Pano VDS deployment.
> | Verify Pano VDS Deployment
> 11. | (Optional) Connect the Pano Manager to VMware View Manager.
> | (Overview) Integrate Pano VDS with VMware View

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