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Deploying Parallels Mac Management for Microsoft SCCM 2012
• FileVault Key Administrator. This role provides read access rights to the Parallels Mac
Management SQL Server database (p. 153). The database is installed by Parallels Mac
Manag
ement on the primary SCCM site and is used to store FileVault 2 recovery information
for Mac computers. Users and groups that have read access to the database will be able to
retrieve and view the recovery keys for Macs in the Configuration Manager console. By
default, only the Domain Admins group is granted access to the database. The Parallels
Configuration Manager Proxy account is granted access automatically. To grant access to
other users, add them to this role. For more information about managing FileVault 2
encryption on Macs, see Creating FileVault 2 Configuration Item (p. 66).
The roles are listed in the Roles list. You can sele
ct a role and see the default users and groups
for it. Depending on your requirements, you can remove a default group and/or add a new
group or a user. To remove a group, select it and click the "-" button. To add a group or a user
click the "+" button and use the standard Select Users, Computers, Service Accounts, or
Groups dialog to specify a user or a group.
11 Configuration Manager Proxy communication ports. Use this page to specify the TCP ports
that the Configuration Manager Proxy will use to communicate with the Configuration Manager
Console and the Macs. The Configuration Manager Proxy uses these ports to serve requests
from the Configuration Manager console and the Mac clients running on Mac computers. It also
publishes its current port configuration in Active Directory and the DNS in order to be
discoverable by its clients if the port configuration changes. The default ports should be
changed if they are used by some other processes/applications running on the same server as
the Configuration Manager Proxy.
12 Configuration settings summary. Review the configuration settings on this page. If everything
is correct, click Finish. The settings will be applied and the Configuration Manager Proxy
service will start. A message box will be displayed informing you of the result of the operation.
If you need to reconfigure the Configuration Manager Proxy, you can run the configuration utility
later by going to Start > All Programs > Parallels > Parallels Mac Management for Microsoft
SCCM and clicking the SCCM Proxy Configuration Utility item. After you update the
configuration, the Configuration Manager Proxy service must be restarted for the changes to take
effect.
Note: When the Configuration Manager Proxy service settings are applied, a certificate is deployed for it
on the local computer. The Configuration Manager Proxy service account that you specified on the
second page of the wizard is granted Read access to the certificate. If you change the account later, you
have to make sure that the new account has access to the certificate store and can read the
Configuration Manager Proxy certificate private key. For more information, please see View Proxy Service
Certificate Details (p. 37).
Parallels NetBoot Server Configuration Wizard
If you've selected the NetBoot Server installation option when you installed Parallels Mac
Management for Microsoft SCCM, the Parallels NetBoot Configuration Wizard will automatically
open after you complete the installation.
To configure the Parallels NetBoot server, complete the wizard pages as follows: