> (Pano Classic Only) Configure DVMs To Support 24-bit Color
> When connecting to a DVM via a Pano device, you must configure the DVM to support up to 24‑bit color depth if your users desire 24-bit color depth.
> There are two ways to configure your DVM:

> • | Using a local policy. This is most common, and covered in this procedure.

> • | Using a group policy in Active Directory. If you use a group policy, the group policy overrides any configuration set by the local policy.

> To configure a DVM using a local policy:

> 1. | From Windows, click Start > Run.

> 2. | Type mmc, then click OK.

> 3. | Select Add/Remove Snap-in….

> 4. | Scroll down the list, choose Group Policy Object Editor, then click Add.

> 5. | Click Finish, then Cancel. A Local Computer Policy snap-in appears in the Console Root folder.

> 6. | Expand the Local Computer Policy folder, and navigate to Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Terminal Services.

> 7. | In the Settings pane, double-click on the Limit maximum color depth setting. By default, it is Not Configured.

> 8. | In the dialog, choose Enabled and 24 bit for Color Depth, then Click OK. Limit maximum color depth indicates Enabled.

> Next Step(s): Now your desktop virtual machine supports up to 24‑bit color depth. You have the choice to configure your Pano devices to use 16-bit or 24‑bit color depth. Go to (RDP Connections Only) Configure Pano DAS for 24‑bit Color.

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