When Microsoft changed their Windows Update model into the current rollup approach it was awesome from a simplicity standpoint for Admins but one of the costs of that convenience is the increased disk space the updates take up on machines.
I posted a very in-depth article over at our blog on the Algiz Technology site. I don’t just focus on any one type of packaging and I give my own insight based on years of experience. I was reminded of this
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
This post is a continuation of part 1, which you can find HERE. In this post, I’ll be covering deploying the agent to machines in your environment and will touch on the Management Packs. I hope to have some future
