Conclusion

In this tutorial, we have configured a simple Parallels Remote Application Server environment consisting of one Terminal Server and one published application. We then configured a mailbox for outgoing emails and sent an invitation email to our users with instructions on how to: install Parallels Client; connect to Parallels Remote Application Server; and run the published application remotely. In other words, we successfully created a fully functional Parallels Remote Application Server farm serving remote applications to end users.

If you wish, you can repeat the tutorial and add more Terminal Servers or publish more applications, or send an invitation email to users who use different types of devices. The instructions remain essentially the same.

Naturally, Parallels Remote Application Server is not limited to the functionality demonstrated in this short tutorial. Continue reading this guide to learn what Parallels Remote Application Server can do for you.