Pano System for Cloud Administrator's Guide - Pano Logic

7. To turn on secondary display on Pano Virtual Client you need to enable the settings from host
PC’s Windows. To do that, boot up the Pano Virtual Client, then select the Logoff button from
the Connection Bar (see below) and login as a user with administrative rights in the host PC’s
Windows. Once you’ve logged in, right-click anywhere on the desktop and select Screen
Resolution, in the Screen Resolution control panel select the secondary display (at “Display:”)
and choose “Extend desktop to this display” (at “Multiple displays:”).
Prepare DVMs
Before logging into a DVM, you must configure it to work with the Pano Virtual Client. For each
DVM, be sure to update the Pano Direct Service to version 6.0.0 or later. Once you’ve done that
the DVMs can be used with both Pano Virtual Client endpoints and with Pano Zero Clients and
Pano Remote.
Using Pano Virtual Client
Login and Options Dialogs
When using the Pano Virtual Client you’ll initially be presented with a login dialog just like on a
Pano Zero Client. You can enter a valid user name and password and then select one of two
buttons at the bottom of the login dialog:
• Login – will take you to the last DVM accessed by your user name.
• Options – takes you to the options dialog letting you select a different Desktop (DVM) from
your list of authorized DVMs.
Connection Bar
To control or end a Pano Virtual Client session move the mouse pointer to the top center of the
screen and the Connection Bar will appear:
The buttons on the Connection Bar have the following functions:
• Ctrl-Alt-Del - sends a Ctrl+Alt+Del keypress to your Pano DVM. Pressing this button may
let you regain control of your DVM if it becomes unresponsive but will have no impact on your
local Windows operating system on the test PC. If you need to send a Ctrl-Alt-Del keypress to
the local Windows operating system on your PC, press the actual Ctrl, Alt, and Del keys on your
keyboard instead
• Status/Disconnect - displays both the connection status (like the hardware Pano Button
on Pano Zero Clients) and when connected, end your Pano DVM session and return to the Pano
Virtual Client login dialog equivalent to pressing the Pano Button on a Pano Zero Client to end
your Pano session. Doing this will not shutdown or reboot your Pano DVM or the host PC's
Windows operating system, nor will it exit the Pano Virtual Client shell.
Status indications are by color:
* Red: no IP address (from DHCP) or no network connection found.
* Amber: Awaiting connection fromPano Controller or DVM.
* Blue: Connected to Pano Controller for Cloud or DVM - can press to Disconnect session.
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