Parallels linux and windows

Актуально для:
- Parallels Remote Application Server 19.1
- Parallels Remote Application Server 19.0
- Parallels Remote Application Server 18.2
- Parallels Remote Application Server 18.1
- Parallels Remote Application Server 18.0
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Installation Procedure — GUI

Installation via GUI is only valid on DEB and RPM versions.

Download package from parallels.com/products/ras/download/links/ and store it locally.
Install package using the default package installer.

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Installation Procedures — CLI

DEB Version

Download the deb package from parallels.com/products/ras/download/links/ and store it locally.
Switch to the root user.
To install type:

Note — If the installation fails because of missing dependencies, try installing these dependencies using the following command :

cd /opt/2X/Client/bin ./appserverclient -?

RPM Version

Download the rpm package from parallels.com/products/ras/download/links/ and store it locally.
Switch to the root user.
Input command as per below example depending on Client version you would like to install:

rpm –ivh RASClient-xx.xx.xxxx_x86_x64.rpm

yum install RASClient-xx.xx.xxxx_x86_x64.rpm

cd /opt/2X/Client/bin ./appserverclient -?

.TAR.BZ2 Version

Download the tar package from parallels.com/products/ras/download/links/ and store it locally.
Switch to the root user.
Switch to the directory containing Parallels Client, e.g.:

tar jxvf RASClient.tar.bz2 -C /

cd /opt/2X/Client/bin ./appserverclient -?

SSO (Single Sign On) Installation Procedures

Depending on the package used to install the Client, the SSO installation procedure may vary:

Already available with Client package:

TAR package — Run script at location /opt/2X/Client/scripts/install.sh.
RPM package — Manual installation is required.

Separate package to Client:

Debian package — Requires Client pre-installed. Install package using the default package installer.

Manual installation procedure (RPM Required)

Install pam_2xclient.so module to have Single Sign On for Client. Note — this file is located under /opt/2X/Client/lib/security/pam_2xclient.so no matter the package used.
The module always returns true and will use an authentication token that will be provided by a higher authentication module. Note: When a higher authentication module has been configured to SUFFICIENT, it will return on success immediately and pam_2Xclient.so won’t be called. Please change SUFFICIENT TO REQUIRED.
To install Client PAM module, add two lines to your session manage service (eg. /etc/pam d/gdm):

auth optional pam_2xclient.so password optional pam_2xclient.so

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All you need to know about Parallels Tools installation in Parallels Desktop for Mac

When you set up your first virtual machine in Parallels Desktop for Mac, you may have noticed Parallels Tools installing automatically (in the guest operating system). So what is Parallels Tools and why is it that important for Windows/Linux/Mac VMs in Parallels Desktop? Why is it installing automatically? How do I know if it’s installed or not? In this blog, I will answer these questions and more. Read on!

What is Parallels Tools?

Parallels Tools is a set of drivers for the guest OS that is installed in your VM. It helps you use your virtual environments in the most comfortable and efficient way.

You can move the mouse seamlessly between the VM and your Mac, change the VM’s screen resolution simply by resizing its window, synchronize your VM’s time and date settings with the host OS, share your Mac disks and folders with its VMs, and copy text and drag and drop objects from Mac OS to a VM and vice versa. Visit this page of the User Guide to review all the features managed by Parallels Tools.

What if Parallels Tools is not installed?

Although you technically can run the guest OS without Parallels Tools, you will lose important functionality targeted primarily at two-OS integration.

How do I know if Parallels Tools is installed?

With Parallels Tools installed, you can move the cursor between the virtual machine and Mac; the mouse and keyboard are released automatically. One of the easy ways to detect that Parallels Tools is not installed is to start your VM and look at the status bar of its window. If the tip “Press Ctrl + Alt to release the mouse and keyboard” appears in the status bar of the VM’s window, this means that Parallels Tools is not currently installed.

Parallels Tools location on Mac

While you likely won’t need to locate the Parallels Tools image for Windows VMs manually, you might need to know the location for Linux and Mac OS images, as you need to mount them if automatic installation did not work for some reason. Here is how these images appear:

prl-tools-win.iso – Image for Parallels Tools for Windows guest operating systems

prl-tools-lin.iso – Image for Parallels Tools for Linux guest operating systems

prl-tools-mac.iso – Image for Parallels Tools for Mac OS X

These images can be found in the following location on your Mac:

Although you may have already installed Parallels Tools at the VM setup stage, let me walk you through the steps you need to take in case it is not yet installed on your guest OS.

How to install Parallels Tools in a Windows virtual machine

Start your VM and log in to Windows.

When Windows boots up, click on the Actions menu (Parallels Desktop 10 and later) at the top, or the Virtual Machine menu (Parallels Desktop 9 and earlier) and select Install Parallels Tools.

How to install Parallels Tools in a Linux virtual machine

Go to the Parallels Desktop menu bar >Devices >CD/DVD >Connect image…

Navigate to /Applications/Parallels Desktop/Contents/Resources/Tools.

Click on prl-tools-lin.iso and click Open.

mount /dev/cdrom /media/cdrom

It should list the files located on the disk:

install* installer/ install-gui* kmods/ tools/ version

How to install Parallels Tools in a Mac OS virtual machine

Start the VM and log in to the guest OS.

When the guest OS boots up, connect the Parallels Tools .iso image file by choosing Install Parallels Tools from the Actions menu at the top (Parallels Desktop 10 and later) or Virtual Machine menu (Parallels Desktop 9 and earlier).

In the VM, open Parallels Tools and double-click Install to start the installation.

In the Welcome window, click Continue, and follow the installation wizard prompts.

When the installation is complete, click Restart to exit the assistant and restart your VM.

Hope this blog helps you understand Parallels Tools! Please free to share your comments below, and follow us on Twitter and Facebook for more Parallels tips.

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	Minimum Requirements To run most applications such as Microsoft Office, accounting, trading, SAP, Matlab, and more.	Recommended for Best Performance For graphics-intensive applications, high loads, and running multiple virtual machines.
Processor	Apple M1 chip, Intel Core 2 Duo, Core i3, Core i5, Core i7, Core i9, Intel Core M or Xeon processor	Apple M1 chip, Intel Core i5, Core i7, Core i9 or Xeon processor
Memory	4 GB of RAM	16 GB of RAM or more
Storage	600 MB for Parallels Desktop application installation Additional disk space for the guest operating system (at least 16 GB is required for Windows 10)	Solid-state drive (SSD)
Graphics	Apple M1 chip, Intel, AMD Radeon or NVIDIA	Apple M1 chip,AMD Radeon Pro graphics card
Operating System	macOS Big Sur 11.1 or newer macOS Catalina 10.15.3 or newer macOS Mojave 10.14.6 or newer macOS High Sierra 10.13.6 or newer	macOS Big Sur 11.1 or newer DirectX 11 requires at least macOS Mojave 10.14, but works best on macOS 10.15.3 Catalina or newer

Parallels linux and windows

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