Pano System for Cloud Administrator's Guide - Pano Logic

View Clients
Pano Zero Clients and Pano Virtual Clients are shown under the Clients tab. (Note that, in this
context, ‘client’ does not refer to a human user, but rather to an endpoint.)
The screen shows basic state information for all clients known to the Controller. The list can be
sorted by any of the column values. The Client Profile column is of particular interest because
Client Profiles are the primary method of configuring individual clients.
Set Up Client Profiles
Client Profiles allow you to preset some standard settings and assign them as a group to one or
more clients or endpoints registered in the Pano Controller for Cloud.
Client profile settings include both Client Settings, which cannot be changed by a user during their
cloud desktop session, and Default User Preferences, which users can override using the Pano
Control Panel.
Use of client profiles is optional. Clients that aren’t explicitly assigned to a specific client profile
will be assigned to the ‘Default’ profile. A Pano Zero Client or Pano Virtual Client can only be
assigned to one client profile at a time.
To create profiles, click on Add. Each client
profile is assigned a name, which will show up in
the client profile column of the Clients tab in the
Pano Controller console.
Client Settings in each client profile
include:
• Windowed Mode, with default URL. This
defines the web page to which the cloud
desktop will open. If not specified, the starting
tab in will default to the Chrome Login tab.
The value entered should start with http:// or
https:// or www.
• Kiosk Mode. If checked, endpoints are in Kiosk
Mode. This restricts desktop sessions to the
specified domain. Users can only access web
pages that have the same value at the start of
the URL. This is commonly used to restrict
browsing to a particular site for dedicated
workstations, such as a library card catalog
workstation.
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