Unhide tray and allow users to access tray optionsĬonnection request permission is disabledĪutomatically decline connection in the login screen after the request expiresĪutomatically allow connection in the login screen after the request expiresĪllow connection after the request expires Name of the group in which the computer will be assigned *Įnabling this option will prevent users from accessing the tray options on their remote computers Set a 'Personal Key' for the remote computer This is a mandatory parameter and you can find it under Deploy Package > Group deployment via MSI > Configuration ID in your RemotePC account Sh /tmp/RPCHost/deploy.sh -i /tmp/RPCHost/RemotePCHost.dmg -d oWvhyxTRbmcdG5C -g Managers -h 1 -p 1234 -a 0 Sh /tmp/RPCHost/deploy.sh -i /tmp/RPCHost/RemotePCHost.dmg -d -g -h -p -a In such cases, the default settings will be considered. You may ignore a particular parameter, if you do not wish to configure the same. The group name, hide tray and personal key are optional parameters. To include options like group name, hide tray, personal key and connection request permission, follow the below command:

Sh /tmp/RPCHost/deploy.sh -i /tmp/RPCHost/RemotePCHost.dmg -d Configuration_ID In the UNIX command window that appears, copy and paste the following command:.Enter a valid system credential and click 'Add'.From the computer list that appears, select and drag the target machines which you wish to add to the 'All Computers' tab.

Navigate to the 'Scanner' tab and select 'Local Network' from the drop-down.Open the Apple Remote Desktop Admin software installed on your administrator Mac.In order to configure remote management services on the admin Macs, you need to first add the target Mac machines in which you wish to install the RemotePC application.

Click 'OK' and close the 'System Preferences' window.Ĭonfigure Remote Management Services on admin Macs.Click 'Options' and select the following options:.In Mac OS, open 'System Preferences' > 'Sharing' and select 'Remote Management' under the service list.In order to do so, you need to log in to each Mac and perform the following steps: Apple Remote Desktop Admin software installed on administrator MacĬonfigure Remote Management Services on target Macsįor a remote management tool like Apple Remote Desktop to work, the remote management services have to be configured in Mac OS on each individual Mac.Copy the Configuration ID that is applicable for your account.Login and download the RemotePC mass deployment package on administrator Mac.

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