

There are three options when choosing what type of source the Apple Updates should be retrieved from. In addition the service account has to be a member of the local group WSUS Administrators. A service account has to be used and configured for the SUP-role, and this has to be a member of the local administrator-group on the server. Before completing that installation a few things needs to be verified. The PMM for SCCM SUP should be installed on server that has WSUS installed (top server in a hierarchy). In addition the signing certificate setup for WSUS needs to be trusted by the client. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsUpdate Complete instructions are available from Microsoft, however a quick way to verify if this is setup is to check the following registry key. It is required to configure clients to trust locally published content from WSUS.

Most likely this is already in place if you are already managing updates for Windows-devices.
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To start using the PMM for SCCM Software Update Point it is required to have a Microsoft WSUS server installed and leveraged for the ConfigMgr environment. Most of this knowledge is based on the Parallels Mac Management for SCCM (bad acronym right there.) Admin guide Prerequisites The Apple SUS is optional and if one is setup you can leverage this to further control updates. All of these products will now integrate in a (sort of) seamless way and PMM can now enable its new role (PMM SUP) to inject updates into Microsoft WSUS, which ConfigMgr then uses to publish content. The addition of this role is to enable managed updates for the OSX-devices within your environment and it acts as a bridge between the Apple Software Update Server (or the able service) and the Configuration Manager environment which PMM integrates into. Parallels Mac Management for SCCM–Software Update PointĪs of Parallels Mac Management 4.5 there are great new features – such as the new role Software Update Point. As you already followed all the previous steps. $config.SetSigningCertificate("CERTFILE", "CERTPW")Ĭomplete the setup wizard. $config = $updateServer.GetConfiguration()
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Run some code provided by Parallels to set the certificate you just exported as the signing certificate. Remember to choose to export the private key… Open certmgr.msc where WSUS is installed and export the WSUS selfsigned certificateĮxport the WSUS Publishers Self-signed certificate from Trusted publishers to a file. HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Update Services\Server\SetupĭWORD: EnableSelfSignedCertificates – 1 Step 2 As a continuation of the previous post on howto setup the Parallels Software Update Point (introduced in Parallels Mac Management for SCCM 4.5) – here comes a minor hack howto enable WSUS for selfsigned certificates and leverage this within Parallels SUP Step 1.
