> DVM s
> A desktop virtual machine (DVM) is a virtual machine that runs a desktop operating system such as Windows XP or Vista. DVMs run on top of a virtualized infrastructure hosted on one or more servers.
> From the perspective of VMware products (ESX and VirtualCenter) there is no distinction or difference between a DVM and a standard virtual machine. The same types of operations that can be performed on a standard virtual machine can be performed on a DVM. Pano Logic uses the term DVM to specifically refer to virtual machines that are being used as virtual desktops.

> • | When inside the corporate network, users can connect to DVMs through Pano devices as outlined in Log On To DVMs as End User.

> • | When outside the corporate network, users can establish a VPN connection from their remote location, then connect through software-based remote desktop connection clients to their DVMs as outlined in Log On To DVMs as End User.

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