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Deploying Parallels Mac Management for Microsoft SCCM 2012
Completed validation of Certificate [Thumbprint
4ac41a85e45b805ae765422b18975f356b57de80] issued to
'sccm2012.PRL.LOCAL'
>>> Selected Certificate [Thumbprint
4ac41a85e45b805ae765422b18975f356b57de80] issued to
'sccm2012.PRL.LOCAL' for HTTPS Client Authentication
Call to HttpSendRequestSync succeeded for port 443 with status code
200, text: OK
Successfully performed Management Point availability check against
local computer.
Distribution Point
To switch a distribution point to HTTPS:
1 In the Configuration Manager console, navigate to Administration > Overview > Site
Configuration > Servers and Site System Roles > <site-server-name>.
2 In the Site System Roles list, right-click Distribution point in and click Properties in the
context menu.
3 The Distribution point Properties dialog opens.
4 On the General page, select HTTPS in Specify how client computers communicate with
this distribution point section.
5 In the Create a self-signed certificate or import a PKI client certificate section, select
Import certificate.
6 Click the Browse button and browse for the exported distribution point certificate.
7 Type the password in the Password field (this is the password you specified when you were
exporting the certificate).
8 Click OK to close the Distribution point Properties dialog.
Verifying the Roles
After switching the roles to HTTPS, verify that they are valid. To do so, In the Configuration
Manager console, navigate to Monitoring / Overview / System Status / Site Status and see the
status of the roles. A valid role should have OK as the value of the Status column.
Creating Certificate Templates for Parallels Proxy and Macs
To enable connection of Macs to HTTPS-enabled SCCM infrastructure the Macs must obtain
certificates from the Certificate Authority (CA) trusted by SCCM. PKI certificates secure the
communication between the Mac computers and the Configuration Manager site by using mutual
authentication and encrypted data transfers.