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prlsrvctl set

Sets the Parallels Desktop preferences.

Syntax

prlsrvctl set [--mem-limit auto|size]

              [-s,--min-security-level low|normal|high]

              [-c,--cep on|off]

              [--mng-settings allow|deny]

              [{--device device --assignment host|vm}]

              [--default-encryption-plugin plugin-id] |

                           [--reset-default-encryption-plugin]

              [--allow-attach-screenshots on|off]

Parameters

Name

Description

--mem-limit

Sets the upper limit of the memory size that can be reserved for Parallels Desktop operations. The following options are available:

  • auto -- if this option is used, the memory size will be calculated automatically.
  • size -- user-defined memory size, in megabytes.

-s,--min-security-level

The lowest allowable security level that can be used to connect to the Parallels Desktop. The following options are available:

  • low -- plain TCP/IP (no encryption).
  • normal -- most important data is sent and received using SSL over TCP/IP (user credentials during login, guest OS clipboard, etc.) Other data is sent and received using plain TCP/IP with no encryption.
  • high -- all of the data is sent and received using SSL.

-c,--cep

Enables/disables  the participation in the Customer Experience Program. The following options are available:

  • on -- enables CEP.
  • off -- disables CEP.

--mng-settings

Grants or denis permission to new users to modify Parallels Desktop preferences. By default, only administrators of the host OS can modify Parallels Desktop preferences. When a new Parallels Desktop user profile is created (this happens when a user logs in to Parallels Desktop for the first time), he/she will be granted or denied this privilege based on the default setting. This parameter allows you to set that default setting. Please note that this parameter only affects new users (the users that will be created in the future). The profiles of the existing users will not be modified.

--device device --assignment

Sets the assignment mode for the specified VTd device. The following options are available:

  • host  -- assign the device to host.
  • vm  -- assign the device to virtual machines.

--default-encryption-plugin  plugin-id

Specifies which encryption plug-in should be used by default. An encryption plug-in implements an encryption algorithm, which is used to encrypt a virtual machine. Use this option to specify the ID of the plug-in, which should be used by default.

--reset-default-encryption-plugin

Resets the default encryption plug-in assignment and sets the built-in plug-in to be used by default.

--allow-attach-screenshots

Specifies whether to attach screenshots to problem reports:

  • on -- attach screenshots.
  • off -- do not attach screenshots.

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