Download, Install & Configure Parasoft

Follow these steps:-

  1. Go to the Parasoft website (https://software.parasoft.com/virtualize/community-edition/).
  2. Click on the "Try Free Edition".
  3. Fill out the registration form with required information.
  4. Submit the form and you will get an email. 
  5. Follow the steps mentioned in the email to configure the Parasoft.

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