Hello,
We're still using Parallels Server for Mac 4 to serve up a bunch of Windows, Linux and Mac OS 10.6.8 VMs. It's getting to the point that we need to upgrade the Mac VMs to a later OS, but we can't because Parallels Server for Mac doesn't support 10.7 or higher (and has been totally killed as a product).
Is it practical for us to run many VMs on Parallels Desktop 9 as a Parallels Server replacement? I'm willing to forego the remote Parallels Management Console app, I'm just worried about stability, how efficiently Desktop runs vs Server, etc.
We're still using Parallels Server for Mac 4 to serve up a bunch of Windows, Linux and Mac OS 10.6.8 VMs. It's getting to the point that we need to upgrade the Mac VMs to a later OS, but we can't because Parallels Server for Mac doesn't support 10.7 or higher (and has been totally killed as a product).
Is it practical for us to run many VMs on Parallels Desktop 9 as a Parallels Server replacement? I'm willing to forego the remote Parallels Management Console app, I'm just worried about stability, how efficiently Desktop runs vs Server, etc.