Pano Remote

Pano Remote in Laptop

Anytime, Anywhere Access to Pano Virtual Desktops

Pano Remote provides Pano System for VDI users with remote access from a remote location over a wide-area-network like the Internet. A secure USB key lets users easily access their Pano virtual desktops when they are away from the office, whether working in the evening or when traveling.

Pano Remote can also help you inexpensively extend your Pano virtual desktop deployment to larger populations of transient users, such as guest users, users needing limited and intermittent access to a virtual desktop, or mobile temporary workers, without requiring you to provide them with a Pano device to take with them. Anywhere and anytime they can find a Windows PC with a network connection, they can use their Pano virtual desktop.

Pano Remote is delivered already installed on a secure USB key and can be used with any laptop or desktop computer running Microsoft Windows XP, 7 or Vista.

 Benefits provided by Pano Remote include:
  • Cost effective and simple approach to extend the reach of your Pano virtual desktops
  • Can be used on any Windows computer without installing software or leaving any trace
  • Access multiple virtual desktops letting remote users easily reach different operating systems, configurations, and application sets
  • Managed within Pano Controller for VDI allowing detailed provisioning and security control over both new and legacy Pano Remote keys on External (WAN) and Internal (LAN) networks, including control over redirected local clipboards, printers, drives and even display depth
  • Can remotely disable Pano Remote Keys from Pano Controller Clients tab
  • Secures access from WANs and Internet without VPN software/hardware using Pano Gateway running in Microsoft Windows Server 2008 on your DMZ network
  • No other software required for local intranet access to Pano virtual desktops
  • Leverages standard secure protocols including RDP via HTTPS/Secure Sockets Layer 

Pano Remote provides access to a desktop virtual machine either in a window or using the full screen on the hosting system. Administrators can set policies in Pano Controller to allow or restrict access to local printers and drives along with controlling transfer of data on the clipboard between the virtual desktop and the hosting operating system.