On Thu, 26 Aug 2021 at 19:03, Carl Hoefs
wrote:
> My workplace is cracking down on access to port 5900 (VNC), so I can't use
> Apple Remote Desktop anymore. ARD has to operate on port 5900, and can't be
> changed to use another port.
>
> Has anyone set up a Mac with alternate VNC server
Wow, very clever architecture! That sounds like a perfect solution.
(Now if my boss will only go for the $10/mo price tag...)
Thanks!
-Carl
> On Aug 26, 2021, at 3:26 PM, Macs R We wrote:
>
> The same app serves as both client and server in that it can be used in
> either direction.
>
>
The same app serves as both client and server in that it can be used in either
direction.
The way "both ends" apps work is that when you set them up for "unattended
access" on the server side (which means creating a private password), they
start up when your Mac starts up and call into a
Interesting! By saying it does a "call out from both ends" you mean it's not
just a client?
In Sys Prefs --> Sharing, I will need to uncheck "Remote Management" on my
target machine (the one I want to remote desktop into), and then port 5900 will
be closed. How will AnyDesk interact with the
I've settled on AnyDesk for screen sharing. It's a "call out from both ends"
service, so no port opening or forwarding is needed.
> On Aug 26, 2021, at 2:55 PM, Carl Hoefs
> wrote:
>
> My workplace is cracking down on access to port 5900 (VNC), so I can't use
> Apple Remote Desktop anymore.
My workplace is cracking down on access to port 5900 (VNC), so I can't use
Apple Remote Desktop anymore. ARD has to operate on port 5900, and can't be
changed to use another port.
Has anyone set up a Mac with alternate VNC server software? I tried X2go but I
can't get it working.
-Carl
