> Pano Manager
> The Pano Manager is a centrally-hosted server that is delivered in the form of a virtual appliance. The Pano Manager typically runs as a virtual machine located on the same host servers as your desktop virtual machines.
> The Pano Manager is the central point of control for all of your Pano devices; it integrates with your directory service and VMware VirtualCenter to manage, deploy, and connect virtual desktops to end users.
> The Pano Manager provides secure access to virtual desktops by leveraging Microsoft Active Directory, Novell eDirectory or OpenLDAP for authentication and login.
> The Pano Manager also provides a web-based interface that enables users to connect to their desktop virtual machines from traditional PCs or laptops for those times when users are not in front of a Pano device.
> Pano Manager has a built-in connection broker functionality. Both the Pano Manager and the connection broker reside on virtual machines that run on the VMware VI3 (Hypervisor).
> The connection broker uses the Directory Services (typically Microsoft Active Directory) and the management tools provided by the virtualization provider (VMware VirtualCenter) to connect a Pano device to a user's DVM.
> The connection broker is responsible for a couple of important tasks. The connection broker:

> • | Receives the user credential that users input from the Pano Control Panel, and relays that information to the directory service for authentication.

> • | Communicates with all desktop agents in the DVMs so that the correct virtual desktops can be associated with the correct user.

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