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In Part 1 of the Parallels Mac Management for SCCM series I installed the Parallels Configuration Manager Console Extension. I installed this on my site server ‘ConfigMgr’.

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Part 2 focused on the installation of the Parallels Proxy which I installed on a remote server called ‘Parallels’ which I intend to use to install the Parallels roles.

Part 3 of the series concludes the ‘role’ installation, namely the NetBoot Server and OS X Software Update Service.

The Parallels NetBoot server is required for Mac Operating System Deployment. ‘NetBoot is a technology from Apple that enables Mac computers to boot from a network. You need to install this component if you plan to deploy OS X images to Mac computers. The component must be installed on a computer running Windows Server 2008 SP2 or later’ (see http://download.parallels.com/pmm/v4.5/ga/docs/en_US/Parallels-Mac-Management-for-SCCM-Administrators-Guide.pdf)

The OS X Software Update Service ‘allows you to manage Apple software updates
(patches) for OS X using the native SCCM functionality. The component must be installed on a erver where Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) is installed’ (see http://download.parallels.com/pmm/v4.5/ga/docs/en_US/Parallels-Mac-Management-for-SCCM-Administrators-Guide.pdf)

As with the installation of the proxy in Part 2, certain pre-requisites are required, one being the standard Distribution Point role that is added in the SCCM console as NetBoot requires PXE to be enabled.

Pre-Requisites

The following pre-requisites need to be installed on the server that will host the NetBoot server:

.Net Framework 3.5
SCCM Distribution Point
PXE Point enabled on DP
WDS installed
BITS 4 installed

The following pre-requisites need to be installed on the server that will host the OS X Software Update Service:

WSUS installed
User account running the OS X Software Update Service added to the WSUS Administrators group
A WSUS Code Signing certificate is required from PKI

Installation

Start the installation by installing .Net Framework 3.5, I had already installed this feature as part of the pre-reqs for the Parallels Proxy.

Next, install the pre-requisites required to install the Distribution Point role. The SCCM Current Branch Supported Configuration documentation states the following are needed:

Distribution point

Windows Server roles and features:

Remote Differential Compression

IIS configuration:

Application Development:
- ISAPI Extensions
Security:
- Windows Authentication
IIS 6 Management Compatibility:
- IIS 6 Metabase Compatibility
- IIS 6 WMI Compatibility

Once installed I then added in URL Authorization from the Web Server>Security section.

BITS was then added.

After the Roles and Features are added load up ‘Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager’ from Administrative Tools and navigate down the ”Default Web Site’. In the main pane double click ‘Authentication’ and then enable ‘Windows Authentication’

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Back in the main pane double click ‘Authorization Rules’

Ensure ‘Allow Users’ is set

WSUS Installation

Next re-run ‘Add Roles and Features’ in Server Manager and add in WSUS

I’ve removed the WID selection and highlighted Database.

I have selected to store the WSUS downloads in C:WSUS

At this stage I have pointed the WSUS configuration to use the site database on my site server.

Once the role is installed remember that the Post Installation tasks need to be run from Server Manager – note the exclamation mark. Click and run the tasks.

WSUS Certificate

One of the pre-reqs required for the OS X Software Update service is to install a WSUS code signing certificate. This can be obtained from the certificate authority in your environment.

In Certificate Authority Console right-click Certificate Templates>Manage.

In the Certificate Templates Console right-click Code Signing>Duplicate Template.

Set the following properties on the template:

In the Compatibility tab:

set Certificate Authority to Windows Server 2003
set Certificate recipient to Windows XP / Server 2003

In the General tab:

set the Template display name

In the Request Handling tab:

Check Allow private key to be exported
Check Prompt the user during enrollment

In the Subject Name tab:

set Subject name format to Common name:

In the Extensions tab, double click on Key Usage and uncheck ‘Make this extension critical’

In the Security tab:

select Authenticated Users and grant Read and Enroll permissions

Once these options are set click OK and close the Template Console window.

In Certificate Authority Console right click Certificate Templates>New>Certificate Template to Issue.

Select the newly created template and click OK.

The template will become available to use.

Now go to the server where WSUS has just been installed, in my instance the Parallels server and run MMC.

Click File>Add/Remove Snap-in…

In the left pane of Add or Remove Snap-in window select Certificates and click the ‘Add >’ button.

select ‘My user account’ and click Finish.

Navigate to Certificates – Current User and right click Personal. Select All Tasks>Request New Certificate…

Click Next.

At the Select Certificate Enrollment Policy screen click Next.

Select the WSUS certificate and click ‘Enroll’

Click Finish to complete.

Export the certificate, to do this navigate to Certificates – Current User>Personal>Certificates. Right click on the issued certificate and choose All Tasks>Export…

Click Next.

At the Export Private Key window check Yes, export the private key and then click Next.

At the Export File Format window check Export all extended properties and then click Next.

Enter a password and click Next.

Export the file to a relevant location.

Click Finish to complete the process.

Click OK

On the server running WSUS, again the Parallels server in my case, run the following PowerShell commands as administrator.

Then issue the command

Finally we need to set up the update server and clients for locally-published updates.

To do this we need to export the certificate added via the PowerShell previously.

Open up a MMC console. Choose File>Add/Remove Snap-in…

Select Certificates and click ‘Add>’

Select Computer Account and click Next.

Click Finish.

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