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Pano System for Cloud Administrator's Guide - Pano Logic

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Characteristic <strong>Pano</strong> <strong>System</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Cloud</strong> Chrome OS Devices<br />

Architecture Server-based Chrome browser process Local copy of Chrome OS on SSD<br />

Form Factors Multiple zero client or LCD monitor endpoint <strong>for</strong>m<br />

factors<br />

Repurpose PCs <strong>Pano</strong> Virtual Client software to repurpose<br />

PCs/laptops<br />

Windows OS<br />

Access/Support<br />

Same endpoints connect to Windows desktop via<br />

<strong>Pano</strong> <strong>System</strong> <strong>for</strong> VDI<br />

7 � <strong>Pano</strong> <strong>System</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Cloud</strong> Administrator’s <strong>Guide</strong><br />

Desktop or laptop endpoint <strong>for</strong>m factor<br />

No option to repurpose PCs<br />

Linux-based PC/laptop with no direct reuse <strong>for</strong><br />

Windows OS access<br />

Plug-in Support Supports Java and Silverlight applications/content No support <strong>for</strong> Java or Silverlight applications or<br />

content<br />

Network Ethernet LAN Wi-Fi and Ethernet LAN, optional 3G WAN<br />

Management<br />

Console<br />

<strong>Pano</strong> Controller <strong>for</strong> <strong>Cloud</strong> console running on your<br />

on-premises server, obtained via perpetual server<br />

license from <strong>Pano</strong> <strong>Logic</strong><br />

Tabs in Console Clients, Client Profile, Setup, and Log tabs in<br />

management console<br />

Google Apps <strong>for</strong> Enterprise management console<br />

running on Google’s servers, obtained via 36 month<br />

seat-based support & maintenance fee to Google<br />

Org Settings, Device Settings, Shipments, and<br />

Devices tabs in management console<br />

User Groups No user groups in console Create Google user groups, and can apply policies<br />

to groups<br />

Windowing Multiple tabs and windows but no window<br />

manager or desktop UI<br />

Kiosk Mode Supports device-based kiosk mode along with<br />

user logins<br />

Protocols <strong>Pano</strong> Direct Protocol on LAN, HTTP/HTTPS on<br />

Internet<br />

Guest Logins Explicit guest logins not needed; users can log in<br />

at any endpoint. Each session is created in a<br />

separate sandbox on server, then discarded<br />

Connection<br />

Status Display<br />

<strong>Pano</strong> Button shows connection status, provides<br />

easy way to disconnect<br />

Aura windowed desktop UI with multiple,<br />

overlapping windows and app dock<br />

No support <strong>for</strong> locked-down device-based or kiosk<br />

modes - users must login<br />

HTTP/HTTPS on LAN and Internet<br />

Guest logins supported along with named user<br />

accounts<br />

No equivalent to <strong>Pano</strong> Button, handled via software<br />

in Chrome OS<br />

Syncing Syncing via user’s Google account Syncing via user’s Google account or by applying<br />

Apps policies by Admin<br />

App/Extension<br />

Control<br />

No control over which apps or extensions are<br />

loaded from console<br />

Apps, extensions, and URLs can be<br />

whitelisted/blacklisted from console<br />

Data Leakage Data never stored locally Data can be stored on local file system<br />

Encryption All keyboard traffic encrypted with AES128,<br />

website and app traffic may be encrypted with<br />

HTTPS/SSL<br />

Screen Lock No option to control screen lock via policies in<br />

management console<br />

Website and app traffic may be encrypted with<br />

HTTPS/SSL<br />

Can set screen lock policies in management console<br />

Preinstall Apps No option to preinstall apps but can set initial URL Can preinstall apps <strong>for</strong> users in management<br />

console<br />

The diagram below illustrates the differences in architecture between the <strong>Pano</strong> <strong>System</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Cloud</strong><br />

and Chrome OS devices, both in which network protocols are used and in where the different<br />

management consoles are provided:

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