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Use ARD or VNC to admin a Mac - Mac OS Tutorial
From the course: macOS for IT Administrators
Use ARD or VNC to admin a Mac
- [Instructor] There are several ways you can remotely administer a Mac. One of which is Apple Remote Desktop, which can also use a VNC capability to do screen sharing. You could, of course, also use VNC. Let's open up Apple Remote Desktop and on another Mac, which we have here, we are going to tell it we want to control it. Because we've never addressed this Mac before, it's going to ask us for an administrator's username and password. When we click Add we get a little blue dot next to it and we go directly into controlled screen sharing. This is very very useful. What allowed us to do this is under the Apple in System Preferences. If we open up Sharing, and this is on the remote Mac, you'll notice that we have Remote Management enabled for all users. And over here under Options, you'll note that everything is checked. A really useful tip here is if you hold down your Option key on your keyboard and click the top…
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Local and remote administration2m 23s
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Use SSH to admin a Mac4m 11s
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Use ARD or VNC to admin a Mac2m 1s
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Understand MDM2m 51s
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Work with MDM3m 50s
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Creating profiles5m 4s
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Deploying profiles2m 9s
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Control caching on your network2m 27s
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How caching works2m 56s
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Cache server advanced administration3m 55s
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