Parallels Consumer Tech Blog: Parallels Server for Mac RC is Available

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June 09, 2008

Parallels Server for Mac RC is Available

Just a heads up that Parallels Server for Mac Release Candidate is now available from the Parallels Server for Mac RC page, so feel free to download yourself a copy to play with. We're pretty excited about this newest build since it includes faster performance and some extra goodies to play with like data compression and Common Address Redundancy Protocol. Also, the restriction to virtualize OS X Server only on OS X Server has been lifted. You can now virtualize Leopard Server on either Leopard Server or Leopard client!

Parallels Server for Mac is in RC, but Parallels Server is still in beta, so you can still sign up to be a beta tester.

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