Parallels Desktop for Business

Create a Business AccountIf you already have a personal Parallels Account (but not a business account) and would like to register a business subscription, do the following:Visit Parallels My Account at in using your email address and password.Click Register Key on the page header.Input your Parallels Desktop Business Edition license key and click Register.In the Provide your business details dialog, enter you company name, address, and phone number. Click Register.You will now be taken to Dashboard where you can see your registered Parallels products.SummaryAfter completing the steps above:A business Parallels account is created for your organization to which you are assigned as the account administrator.Your Parallels Desktop Business Edition license key is registered and can be used to activate Parallels Desktop on Mac computers in your organization.You can manage your business subscription(s) by signing in to your personal account and then selecting the business account from the drop down list in the upper left.

EditionAnno 1800Autodesk 3ds Max 2020Anno 2205Fallout 4LumionSpace EngineersFIFA 19MasterSeriesThe Turing TestMadden NFL 19 Bluetooth Low Energy Support Bluetooth Low Energy support in Parallels Desktop 15 enables Logitech Craft, IRISPen and some IoT devices (such as smart home appliances and smart bands) to be used in a VM on a Mac. Supported platforms include Windows 10 and 8.1, Android and Linux with kernel 3.13 and newer. Shared Bluetooth driver support is for version 4.0. Availability and Pricing All editions of Parallels Desktop 15 for Mac (Standard, Pro Edition and Business Edition) are available now for purchase either online at parallels.com/desktop—which also offers free full-featured 14-day trials for new users—or from retail and online stores worldwide. Parallels Desktop subscriptions include complimentary concurrent three-month subscriptions to Parallels® Toolbox for Mac and Windows and Parallels Access®, which are also separately available to all PC and Mac users as standalone products for free trials and subscriptions. Parallels Desktop customers (any edition) can get upgrade pricing for Parallels Desktop 15 online at parallels.com/desktop-upgrade. Recommended Retail Price (RRP) Parallels Desktop 15 for Mac Upgrade from any edition to a perpetual licenseUS$49.99New subscriptionUS$79.99 per yearNew perpetual licenseUS$99.99 Parallels Desktop for Mac Pro Edition Upgrade from any editionUS$49.99 per yearNew subscriptionUS$99.99 per year Parallels Desktop for Mac Business EditionUS$99.99 per year About Parallels Parallels is a global leader in cross-platform solutions that make it possible and simple for businesses and individuals to use and access the applications and files they need on any device or operating system. Parallels helps customers take advantage of the best technology out there, whether it’s Windows, Mac, iOS, Android or the cloud. Parallels solves complex engineering and user-experience problems by making it simple and cost-effective for businesses and individual customers to use applications wherever they may be—local, remote, in the private datacenter or in

Feature - corporate virtual machine provisioning (see below).Rename custom Host-Only networks When you create a Host-Only network, you can specify your name for it.Increased productivity while working with Git repositories Especially for those who use Parallels virtual machines for software development, executing "git status" for Git repositories located in Linux shared folders has become up to 75% faster.Business edition onlyCorporate virtual machine provisioning System administrators can create pre-configured Windows virtual machines with all the necessary applications installed, prepare a package, upload to cloud storage, and specify a download link and description in Parallels My Account.When Business users first open Parallels Desktop, they will be offered to download this virtual machine. The process is simple and secure - users will get the ready-for-use virtual machine in one click.Allow upgrades to new major versions Upgrading Parallels Desktop for Mac Business Edition may be a complicated procedure since system administrators have to set up local update servers, deploy new major versions, and write invitation emails to upgrade. To simplify this process, system administrators can now enable a setting in Parallels My Account that will allow copies of Parallels Desktop to upgrade to a new major version.Passwordless update Installing Parallels Desktop updates no longer requires administrator credentials. In companies where users are not admins of their Macs, this improvement greatly simplifies keeping the product up to date. What was deprecated or removed from Parallels Desktop 16According to the statistics from the users who participate in the Parallels Customer Experience program, some of the product features are used very seldom or not used at all. And a few features became very complicated to support because of new technical restrictions. We have decided to either stop supporting them or completely remove from Parallels Desktop and focus on more important features and further enhancements.Please see below which features were removed and which deprecated. Removed features are no longer available in Parallels Desktop 16 while deprecated ones continue working though they are not supported anymore and will be removed in the next product versions.All the features mentioned below are not business-critical, so these changes will have no impact

Your registered Parallels subscriptions are displayed on the Dashboard page. To access this page at any time, click the Dashboard link in the upper right-hand corner of the screen (the red area).Each Parallels product you own has its own product card (a rectangular area with the product name at the top) containing some information, as well as links and buttons that you can interact with. We'll discuss some of them later in this guide.Note: Only one copy of Parallels Desktop for Mac Enterprise Edition can be registered with any given Parallels Business Account. However, multiple Business subscriptions can be registered to the same account.Subscription Details for Parallels Desktop Enterprise EditionIn the product card for Parallels Desktop for Mac Enterprise Edition, click on the Subscription Details row. This will open a page where you will be able to see:The Status section displays the current subscription status, renewal information, activation date, and expiration date. The Order History link displays your purchase order history.The Products section displays Parallels products included in the subscription and the number of licenses for each product. The Contract Details link opens a dialog where you can see your contract details and your sales representative information.The License Seats section displays the number of remaining seats available with your license, along with how many license seats are reserved versus how many are dynamically allocated. To learn more about dynamic license allocation, read the respective section in the Creating Additional License Keys chapter.Subscription Detail for Parallels Desktop Business EditionTo see the list of Parallels Desktop for Mac Business Edition subscriptions, click the Active subscriptions row inside its product card. The page opens, displaying the subscription list.You can filter the list by clicking the Display drop-down menu and choosing from All, Active, Expiring soon, or Expired. You can also sort the list by clicking the Arrange by drop-down menu and choosing a desired option.To see subscription details, click the subscription name. This opens the page containing the subscription information.The page contains the following information:The Status section displays the current subscription status, renewal info, activation, and expiration dates. The Order History link displays your purchase order history.The Products section displays Parallels products included in the subscription and the number of licenses for each product. The Contract Details link opens a dialog where you can see your contract details and your sales representative information.The License Keys table displays the primary license key included in

As a developer or a knowledge worker, you might need a local database to work with. However, many databases are based on x86_64 architecture, which means they might not run on the latest Mac with Apple silicon; this is the case with Microsoft SQL where it doesn't yet run in Windows 11 on a Mac with Apple silicon.There are two solutions that you can utilize: Run Microsoft SQL Server in an Ubuntu Linux VM with enabled emulation and connect to it from your work Windows 11 VM; Run Microsoft SQL Server Express LocalDB in a Windows 11 VM.In this article, we will explore both solutions in detail so you can run SQL Server on the newest highly performant virtual machines (VMs) using Parallels Desktop. Solution: run SQL Server on Linux Note: to use the solution below your Parallels Desktop application must be activated with a Parallels Desktop Pro or Business Edition subscription.Starting Parallels Desktop 19 if you activate Parallels Desktop with a Parallels Desktop Pro or Business Edition subscription you get access to the Ubuntu Linux virtual machine with Rosetta enabled. This feature allows running x86-64 binaries in Linux virtual machines, for purposes such as running x86 Docker containers in Linux virtual machines on Mac computers with Apple silicon, or some of the x86-64 software binaries directly. You can read more about this here.As a result, you can quickly install the virtual machine with Docker Engine preinstalled and set up the Microsoft SQL Server. If needed, you can establish a connection to the VM and get your job done.Install Ubuntu with x86_64 emulationFirst, you need to install the Ubuntu VM with x86_64 emulation enabled. It can be done pretty quickly:1. Start Parallels Desktop and right-click the Parallels Desktop icon in the Dock > Control Center > +.2. Select Ubuntu with