I was recently involved in a great discussion at work about browsers. It has been common in the enterprise to have a company standard browser and that’s usually Internet Explorer 11. The reason for this in the past was because
Now that you’ve got the Parallels Mac Management for SCCM tool install and discovered your Mac clients on the network by following my post: HERE. You’re ready to start deploying applications. What you’ll need for this is to re-package your
The setup for Parallels Mac Management is pretty straight forward. For this setup, I am installing the tool on my SCCM Primary Site Server. The only real pre-requisites here are an SCCM 2012 instance already setup and you may want a
In order to deploy applications to Mac’s using SCCM 2012, you need to repackage the application into a .cmmac format. I followed the Technet article HERE but figured that everything is easier with pictures. So, I may as well share this
Over the last year, I’ve been hearing a lot about how inTune is the future and that System Center Configuration Manager is going to be replaced. I decided that I better get out ahead of this thing before it blows
I previously posted instructions on how to setup SCCM 2012, the first release. While this was a huge improvement on 2007, even more has changed and been improved upon since, with extended support and integration for App-V 5.0, managing clients
