> Log On To DVMs as Administrator
> You can log on to a user’s DVM from VMware VirtualCenter. However, if you don’t have access to your company’s virtual infrastructure, there is an alternative–RDP.
> Pano devices use Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) to connect to the Pano Manager. If you cannot connect to the DVM directly using RDP, then you must fix the RDP problem before you can log on to the DVM. Go to Troubleshoot RDP Connection Problems.
> You cannot log on to the DVM from the user’s Pano device because you will not necessarily be connected to the same DVM.
> To log on to a DVM using RDP:
> The user will be disconnected from the DVM as soon as you log on to the DVM as Administrator. While you are logged on, the user receives the The user Domain\Administrator is currently logged on to this computer. Only the current user or administrator can log on to this computer message. When you’re done, log off the DVM; the user can then log on via the Pano device.

> 1. | Retrieve the DVM’s IP address.

> 2. | Retrieve the username associated with the DVM.

> 3. | Open an RDP session into the user's desktop, as Administrator. You’re in!

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