The setup for Parallels Mac Management is pretty straight forward. For this setup, I am installing the tool on my SCCM Primary Site Server. The only real pre-requisites here are an SCCM 2012 instance already setup and you may want a service account for use as a proxy.

Information Not Available Overall, I think it's fine. It's pretty much in-line because there are ways to offset it with the Office 365 licensing. SCCM comes with its own version of SQL Server. If you use that SQL Server with SCCM and don't use it for another applications than you get an SQL Server for free.

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Pricing and licensing are a downside of SCCM. It's expensive. I'd have to confirm this, but I think they changed the licensing to core-based instead of socket-based. It's not cheap, because you have to buy the software, you have to buy SQL. Another thing we learned from talking to Microsoft is that they provide you a license for SQL if you run it on the same box as the primary server. If you run it outside that box, you have to buy SQL. Microsoft does recommend you running it on the same box because of performance.

But then, in order to run SQL, SCCM, and everything on the same box, you better have some resources. It's an expensive solution.

There's no doubt about it. Pricing and licensing are horrible.

You have to not look at dollar value to use SCCM. It's super-duper expensive but it works. The acquisition cost is expensive, it's labor-intensive.

But it works. Ios application for accessing files on my mac from internet.