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#Remote management client for mac install

When the package is distributed to a Mac, it runs on it and installs Parallels Desktop and the virtual machine(s). The result of the package distribution to each individual Mac is displayed in the Status column. The installation progress is displayed in the main window.

#Remote management client for mac install

Click Install to distribute the deployment package to selected Macs.

Add the Parallels Desktop Autodeploy.pkg file to the Packages list either by dragging it there with the mouse or by locating the package using the '+' button.

Select the desired destination Macs and click Install in the ARD toolbar (or select Manage > Install Packages menu).

The Mac computers connected to your network are displayed in the right pane of the window.

Click All Computers in the left section of the ARD main window.

Note: If you have set up a Task Server, you can deploy the package from that server.

On the administrator Mac, open the Finder and click Applications > Remote Desktop to display the main window of Apple Remote Desktop.

Select the following options: Observe, Control, Open and quit applications, Change settings, Delete and replace items, Copy items (see the picture below).

In the Service list, select Remote Management.

In order to do so, you need to log in to each Mac and perform the following steps:

If they don't, update the necessary software.Ĭonfiguring Remote Management Services on Target Macsįor a remote management tool (ARD in our case) to be able to distribute the software, the Remote Management Services have to be configured in OS X on each individual Mac.

Note: Before continuing, please verify that the versions of Apple Remote Desktop Admin and each instance of Apple Remote Desktop client match. Apple Remote Desktop client is installed during the standard OS X installation. You will have to obtain the software from Apple and install it on a Mac from which you are deploying Parallels Desktop. To use Apple Remote Desktop, you need Apple Remote Desktop Admin, which should run on your administrator Mac, and Apple Remote Desktop client, which should run on client Macs.Īpple Remote Desktop Admin doesn't come standard with OS X.