When installing O365 with shared computer activation on Parallels RAS (configured for published application scenario), the user can't log in to activate Office
This situation clearly limits the use of Parallels RAS as an alternative to other virtualization platforms that support this basic feature.
The workaround suggested by Parallels, which is to enable the "Use RemoteApp if available" option, is not the solution, as it introduces a series of limitations to RAS's functionality that practically approximate it to Microsoft's native solution (Remote Desktop).
Solving this problem is essential, assuming that most people using Parallels RAS for application sharing are likely to use Microsoft Office 365.
This situation clearly limits the use of Parallels RAS as an alternative to other virtualization platforms that support this basic feature.
The workaround suggested by Parallels, which is to enable the "Use RemoteApp if available" option, is not the solution, as it introduces a series of limitations to RAS's functionality that practically approximate it to Microsoft's native solution (Remote Desktop).
Solving this problem is essential, assuming that most people using Parallels RAS for application sharing are likely to use Microsoft Office 365.