> Connect Pano Manager To Directory Services
> The Pano Manager relies on the directory service for user authentication. (For a list of supported directory services, go to Supported Directory Services.) You need to set up the Pano Manager to read your directory service. Using the standard DNS SRV records (RFC2782), the Pano Manager can automatically determine the best directory servers to contact.
> If present, the Active Directory site information is used. Also, the Pano Manager uses the Global Catalog when available for most queries, and only uses other servers for information that is not in the Global Catalog.
> To connect Pano Manager to directory services:

> 3. | Log on to the Pano Manager.

> 4. | Click on the Setup tab.

> 5. | In the Directory Configuration area, click the disclosure triangle to open the section if necessary.

> 6. | In the URL field, type your company's internet domain name. The Pano Manager automatically locates the best directory servers to contact.

> 7. | Type the credentials to use when connecting the servers into the user name and password fields, then click Configure.

> • | The account needs to have read access to all portions of the directory used to authenticate users of the DVMs.

> • | When using Active Directory you must use the full User Principal Name (UPN). The UPN is an internet-style login name for the user.

> 8. | When the status changes to Connected, click Browse to confirm that the account has the proper access privileges to access the directory information.

> Troubleshooting: Do the following

> • | If this procedure didn’t work for you, you might have a less common environment, go to (Less Common) Connect Pano Manager To Directory Services.

> • | If that doesn’t work, go to Troubleshoot Authentication and Directory Services Problems.

> Next Step(s): Connect Pano Manager To VirtualCenter

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