Jul 15, 2015 “Parallels Mac Management 4.0 extends Microsoft SCCM with Mac management that is now on par with Microsoft SCCM management of PCs and Windows®,” said Jack Zubarev, Parallels president. “This is a must-have plug-in for any business that has Microsoft SCCM and Macs because it enables them to manage Macs using the same systems, processes. Native SCCM reporting. Enable Mac management beyond native Microsoft SCCM functionality to discover, enroll and manage Mac devices the same way you manage PCs. Simplify the rollout of the Mac fleet with DEP-driven, zero-touch deployment and network discovery options. Deploy software silently or allow Mac users to install the necessary.
Dec 04, 2017 SCCM current branch 1702, including MSSQL server; Parallels Mac Management for Microsoft SCCM Version 6, installed and preconfigured to work with SCCM; After downloading and extracting the VM hard disk image, you will need to create a new Hyper-V virtual machine in Hyper-V manager (or attach this hard disk image to an existing one). You will then need to add some finishing touches to the Guest OS Windows 2012 Server R2 to be able to activate your trial license for Parallels Mac Management. Parallels Mac Management for Microsoft SCCM is licensed on a per managed Mac basis. The number of individual licenses in your subscription denotes the number of Mac computers that you can manage in SCCM. You license Parallels Mac Management with a prepaid subscription, which works as follows. Jul 14, 2015 Parallels Mac Management 4.0 for Microsoft SCCM lets IT departments manage and control Macs just like they do PCs with their existing infrastructure. Have Microsoft SCCM in place, Parallels Mac Management allows administrators to use SCCM as their only system to manage both PCs and Mac. Read this guide to find out how the Parallels Mac Management licensing works and how to purchase and manage licenses. In This Chapter. Feb 28, 2020 Parallels Mac Management - supported SCCM Versions. Parallels Mac Management Version Compatible Microsoft SCCM releases; v8.1.xxx: 2012 R2 up to SCCM 1910: v8.0.xxx.
We’re excited to announce that a Hyper-V virtual machine with Parallels® Mac Management for Microsoft® SCCM is now available—a pre-built Microsoft SCCM trial environment with a trial version of our plugin for managing Mac computers.
This pre-built trial allows you to try our solution without any impact on your Microsoft SCCM infrastructure. It also enables you to control and manage Mac computers right away after activation.
You can run this Windows Server 2012 R2 virtual machine on a physical server with Hyper-V, or even on a compatible Windows 10 workstation with the Hyper-V role enabled.
What’s inside this virtual machine:
- Windows Server 2012 R2
- Active Directory, DNS, and DHCP
- SCCM current branch 1702, including MSSQL server
- Parallels Mac Management for Microsoft SCCM Version 6, installed and preconfigured to work with SCCM
After downloading and extracting the VM hard disk image, you will need to create a new Hyper-V virtual machine in Hyper-V manager (or attach this hard disk image to an existing one). You will then need to add some finishing touches to the Guest OS Windows 2012 Server R2 to be able to activate your trial license for Parallels Mac Management, as described in the trial-in-a-box guide.
This virtual machine is great for testing out almost all the features of Parallels Mac Management. You will only need a single macOS® endpoint device to start with, and a few more if you want to manage macOS device collections the way you want.
Which trial option to choose? Trial-in-a-box virtual machine is perfect for a quick hands-on experience that also keeps your Microsoft SCCM installation intact.
Parallels Mac Management For Microsoft Sccm Trial Free
If you want to try macOS Operating System Deployment and support for the Apple Device Enrollment Program, then the on-premise fully featured trial would be the best option.
Microsoft Sccm Client Download
Given the minimum learning curve and no additional infrastructure required, our solution leverages your Microsoft SCCM investments and enables Windows admins to manage Mac computers.