Set Up A Computer Running VNC Software For Remote Desktop

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Apple Remote Desktop User Guide

• Welcome
• About Remote Desktop
  • Manage computers
  • Interact with users
  • Deploy files
  • Take inventory
  • Configure preferences
  • Customize the toolbar
  • Tips and shortcuts
  • Network guidelines
    • Basic network guidelines
    • Wireless network guidelines
    • NAT router guidelines
    • TCP and UDP port reference
• Set up Remote Desktop
  • Install and set up Remote Desktop
  • Enable remote management
  • Add clients
  • Save a client computer search
  • Manage computer lists
  • Enable directory services group authorization
  • Uninstall administrator software
• Security with Remote Desktop
  • About access privileges
  • Set access privileges
  • Virtual Network Computing access and control
  • Encrypt network data
  • About Remote Desktop user mode
• Interact with users
  • Control or observe one client computer
  • Observe multiple client computers
  • Use High Performance screen sharing
  • Shortcuts in the multiple-client observe window
  • Choose how to control and observe
  • Share screens with client computers
  • Send messages
  • Set up a computer running VNC software
  • View a VNC server’s additional displays
  • View a computer’s system status while observing
  • View a user’s account picture while observing
  • Switch between full screen and in-window control
• Remote Desktop windows and icons
  • Windows
    • Main window
    • Report window
    • Task window
    • Control/observe window
    • Multi-client observe window
    • Customize the columns for computer lists or scanners
  • Icons
    • Client status icons
    • Task status icons
    • List icons
    • Connection status
    • Basic system status
    • Detailed system status
    • Client status indicators
• Administer computers
  • Administer computers
  • Copy files
  • Copy options
  • Install files
  • Upgrade software
  • Manage files and apps
  • Set preferences on client computers
  • Sleep, shut down, log out, or restart a computer
  • Lock or unlock a screen
  • Edit client attributes
  • Execute commands remotely
  • Send UNIX command templates
  • About networksetup
  • About systemsetup
• Manage tasks
  • About tasks
  • Keep track of tasks
  • Schedule tasks
  • Save tasks
  • Create and use task templates
  • Configure a remote Task Server
  • Restrict clients to a specific Task Server
• Create reports
  • How reporting data is collected
  • Search for files
  • Create file reports
  • Create computer usage reports
  • Create hardware reports
  • Create a network responsiveness report
  • Get an Administration Settings report
  • Use a Task Server to create reports
  • Export reports
  • Generate report data automatically
  • Change report layout
  • Report field definitions
• Additional resources
  • AppleScript resources
    • AppleScript basics
    • Use the Remote Desktop AppleScript dictionary
    • Sample AppleScript
  • Automator resources
    • About Automator
    • Create and run an Automator service
  • About SQLite
• Copyright

VNC access is determined by the VNC software. To access a computer running VNC, you only need to know the IP address or fully qualified domain name and the password designated in the VNC software. The VNC password doesn’t necessarily correspond to any other password on the system.

Set up a non-macOS client running VNC software

You can set up a non-macOS client to be viewed with Remote Desktop.

1. Install the VNC Server software and assign a VNC password on the client computer.

2. Make sure the client’s firewall has the VNC port open (TCP 5900).

   For more detailed instructions on steps 1–2, see the documentation that came with the client operating system, VNC software, and firewall software.

3. Make sure “Encrypt all network data” isn’t selected in the Security pane of Remote Desktop preferences.

   If you encrypt network data, you won’t be able to control the VNC client, because Remote Desktop can’t open the necessary SSH tunnel to that computer. When you try to control a computer running VNC software, you see a warning that the keystrokes aren’t encrypted.

4. Add the computer to the All Computers list in Remote Desktop using the client’s IP address.

5. Enter the client computer’s VNC password in the Remote Desktop authentication dialog.

Configure a client to be controlled by non-Apple VNC software

You can configure a Remote Desktop client to be controlled with non–Apple VNC software. Allowing non–Apple VNC software access to a Remote Desktop client is less secure than using Remote Desktop to control the client. The VNC protocol implemented in non–Apple VNC software may not encrypt keystrokes sent over the network, so sensitive information can be intercepted. Also, the non–Apple VNC software expects the password to be stored in a cryptographically unsecured form and location. Granting VNC access to control a screen is the most powerful feature in Remote Desktop, and provides nearly unrestricted access.

WARNING: Don’t select a VNC password that’s the same as the password of any local user on the client computer or of the Remote Desktop administrator.

1. On the client computer, choose Apple menu > System Preferences, click Sharing, then select Remote Management in the list at the left.

2. Click Computer Settings, then select “VNC viewers may control screen with password.”

3. Enter a VNC password, then click OK.

Change the VNC port on an existing computer

After you add a computer running VNC software to a computer list (or when you’re first adding it), you can set a custom port for VNC communication, and you can designate a display to control.

1. In Remote Desktop , select a computer list in the sidebar of the main window, select a computer running VNC software, then choose File > Get Info.

2. Click Edit, edit the Screen Sharing Port field, then click Done.

Designate a custom VNC port when adding a computer

You can pick a custom VNC port on which to view clients. Custom VNC ports are used for Network Address Translation (NAT) implementations, firewall settings, or viewing multiple displays.

1. In Remote Desktop , choose File > Add by Address, then enter the following:

   • The IP address or fully qualified domain name of the client computer

   • The user name and password

2. If the client computer uses NAT, click the Advanced Options triangle.

3. Enter the public ports that are mapped to the client in the Remote Management Port field and the Screen Sharing Port field, then click Add.

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