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Introduction Parallels Desktop for Mac Business Edition Features Restricting User Actions in Parallels Desktop with a Custom Password Restricting a Virtual Machine Configuration with a Custom Password Locking a Virtual Machine on Suspend Setting an Asset Tag in the Virtual Machine BIOS Using Custom Graphics and Links in the Control Center Hiding Developer Tools in the Parallels Desktop GUI Encrypting a Virtual Machine from the Command Line Single Application Mode Setting an Expiration Date for a Virtual Machine Enforcing USB Device Policies Resetting the Guest OS Password Setting Up a Local Update Server Installing a Web Server Creating the Parallels Update XML File Configuring Individual Macs Configuring Parallels Desktop Update Branch Customizing the Support Center Option Participating in the Customer Experience Program Deploying Parallels Desktop for Mac Business Edition Parallels Desktop Command Line Interface