JonathanK3
Bit poster
Hi there everyone
I recently deployed Parallels Desktop 12 to several MacBooks along with a win7 vm. The autodeploy package contained a deploy.cfg that configured password protection on making changes to Parallels
the prlsrvctl command allows me to make several changes after the fact, but not if password protection is enabled
For example, when I try to run the following:
prlsrvctl user set --def-vm-home /Users/Shared/Parallels
I get the following message:
Unable to perform the operation. The operation is password-protected.
This is obviously the way it is supposed to be, but my question is can i use a command to turn this protection off? I tried
prlsrvctl set --require-custom-pwd edit-preferences
ff, but i get the same message (because it too is password protected)
So, is there a way via the command to change? I know how to do it via the gui, but don't want to do this for the entire lab
Thanks
I recently deployed Parallels Desktop 12 to several MacBooks along with a win7 vm. The autodeploy package contained a deploy.cfg that configured password protection on making changes to Parallels
the prlsrvctl command allows me to make several changes after the fact, but not if password protection is enabled
For example, when I try to run the following:
prlsrvctl user set --def-vm-home /Users/Shared/Parallels
I get the following message:
Unable to perform the operation. The operation is password-protected.
This is obviously the way it is supposed to be, but my question is can i use a command to turn this protection off? I tried
prlsrvctl set --require-custom-pwd edit-preferences
ff, but i get the same message (because it too is password protected)So, is there a way via the command to change? I know how to do it via the gui, but don't want to do this for the entire lab
Thanks