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Parallels Desktop Business Edition | v19
    v. 18 v. 17 v. 16 v. 15 v. 14

  1. Docs
  2. IT Administrator's Guide
  3. Parallels Desktop for Mac Business Edition Features
  • Introduction
    • Parallels Desktop Business Edition Features Overview
  • Deploying Parallels Desktop for Mac Business Edition
    • Deploying via an invitation email
    • Mass deployment using Mac management tools
      • Prerequisites
      • Supported Mac management tools
      • Preparing the autodeploy package
        • Download the autodeploy package
        • Add the Parallels Desktop installation image
        • Specify a license key
        • Add a virtual machine
          • Installing Parallels Tools
          • Preparing Windows for mass deployment
          • Common configuration options
        • Adding Windows application stubs
        • Configure deployment options
        • Single application mode
        • Testing the autodeploy package
      • Deploying Parallels Desktop and virtual machines to Macs
        • Deploying with Jamf Pro
        • Using a script to Change VM options
    • Enrolling virtual machines in Azure Active Directory
  • Parallels Desktop for Mac Business Edition Features
    • Using Configuration Profiles
      • Create a configuration profile
      • Applying a configuration profile to a license key
      • Provisioning a corporate VM image
        • Create a VM image
        • Create a configuration profile
        • Installing VM image on a Mac computer
      • Enabling major version upgrades
        • Create a configuration profile
    • Participating in the Customer Experience Program
    • Locking a Virtual Machine on Suspend
    • Activation Using a Corporate Account
    • Restricting a Virtual Machine Configuration with a Custom Password
    • Restricting User Actions in Parallels Desktop with a Custom Password
    • 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

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Parallels Desktop for Mac Business Edition Features

This chapter describes features that are specific to Parallels Desktop for Mac Business Edition.

In This Section Using Configuration Profiles Participating in the Customer Experience Program Locking a Virtual Machine on Suspend Activation Using a Corporate Account Restricting a Virtual Machine Configuration with a Custom Password Restricting User Actions in Parallels Desktop with a Custom Password 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 Configuring Parallels Desktop update branch Customizing the Support Center option
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