> Configure DVM Firewall
> The Pano DAS communicates with the Pano Manager and Pano devices over certain network ports. If there is a firewall on the DVM, it needs to be configured to allow communication over certain ports for both inbound and outbound traffic. Otherwise, the DVM fails because it cannot communicate with the Pano Manager.
> You can configure the DVM’s Windows Firewall using one of the following methods:

> • | Domain policy

> • | Local policy

> Domain policies have higher precedence than local policies. Therefore, you should not expect local policies that are applied to a DVM template to always be used when new DVMs are cloned from the template. The best strategy is to always use the domain level GPOs.
> Remember, GPOs can be applied to an organizational unit (OU) so it is possible to narrow the scope of this Firewall policy to just the collections of DVMs that the Pano Manager manages.
> To use a local policy or domain policy to open the ports:

> 1. | Become Domain Admin on any Windows Server.

> 2. | Do one of the following:

> For domain policy:

> a. | Launch the Group Policy Wizard.

> b. | When prompted for the Group Policy Object (GPO), select Local Computer.

> For local policy:

> a. | Open Microsoft Management Console’s (MMC) Group Policy Object Editor snap-in.

> b. | Select the default domain policy.

> 3. | Navigate to Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Network > Network Connections > Windows Firewall > Domain Profile.

> • | The Domain Profile is where you set the properties that take effect when the machine is running attached to a domain.

> • | The Standard Profile is where you specify different firewall settings for times when the computer is disconnected from the domain.

> 4. | Open TCP and UDP ports–both inbound and outbound:

> a. | Double-click on Windows Firewall: Define port exceptions setting. The Windows Firewall Define port exceptions window appears.

> b. | Click Show.

> c. | Add the following two lines. The syntax is described in the Explain tab of the properties dialog box.

> 8319:TCP:*:Enabled:Pano Manager Connection
> 8321:UDP:*:Enabled:Pano Device Connection

> d. | Click OK, then OK again. You’re done!

> Next Step(s): (RDP Connections Only) Enable Remote Desktop and Set Remote Desktop Users

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