Installing a web server
To set up a Parallels Desktop update server, you'll need a local Web server. Install a Web server on a computer connected to your network (or use an existing one).
- Introduction
- 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
- Deploying Parallels Desktop and virtual machines to Macs
- Enrolling virtual machines in Azure Active Directory
- Parallels Desktop for Mac Business Edition Features
- 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