> Set Up Collections with Device Restrictions
> Device Restrictions identify the devices that are allowed to access the collection. You can specify device restrictions for any collection type.

> • | To learn about these collection types, go to Assign Pano Devices and Users To DVMs

> • | To understand the use cases for device restrictions, go to Use Cases for Device Restrictions.

> To implement device restrictions:
> The easiest way to implement device restrictions is to use a naming convention for your Pano devices.

> 1. | Rename your Pano devices so that they use a naming convention that represents how you intend to apply device restrictions. To learn how to edit the name of a Pano device, go to Edit Pano Device Information.

> Example:
> If you want to restrict access from the Pano devices on the 1st floor to a given collection, then rename all such Pano devices that are physically installed on the 1st floor to something like PanoFirstFloor01, PanoFirstFloor02, PanoFirstFloor03, etc.

> 2. | For the collection, specify your naming convention as a search string in the Device Restrictions field. Continuing the same example, enter PanoFirstFloor* as the search string.

> • | To create a collection, go to Assign Pano Devices and Users To DVMs.

> • | To edit an existing collection, go to Manage DVM Collections.

> If you add new Pano devices to your network and you want them to access the restricted collection, make sure to edit the name of the Pano device. Similarly, if you change the physical location of the Pano device and no longer want it used to access the restricted collection, change the name of the Pano device.
> Next Step(s): If you’re performing this task as part of a deployment, return to (Start Here) Deploy Pano VDS determine the next step.

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