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To make this server the exclusive Task Server for your clients, add this server to the clients’ Task Server whitelist.įor information, see Restrict clients to a specific Remote Desktop Task Server.

This allows the Task Server to operate even when Remote Desktop isn’t open.įor information, see About access privileges. Click Options and select the “Generate reports” access privilege for the Task Server administrators. Select a scanner and scan the network range of your client computers to verify that this computer can find the client computers.Ĭhoose Apple menu > System Preferences, click Sharing, click Remote Management, then turn on remote management. Select “Use Task Server on this computer” and “Allow remote connections to this server.” When the setup assistant is complete, configure this server’s Task Server.Ĭhoose Remote Desktop > Preferences > Task Server. When the setup assistant asks if you’re going to use another computer as a Task Server, make sure to leave the default, which indicates you’re not using a different Task Server. Install Remote Desktop on a computer you want to host the Task Server.Īfter the installer finishes, open Remote Desktop and configure it using the setup assistant. Make sure it is always on and doesn’t go to sleep. By default, the database is stored on the administrator computer, but you can change the data collection location and set up a dedicated remote Task Server. The default Task Server is the computer you installed Remote Desktop on.ĭetermine where the data will be located: on the administrator computer or a remote computer. To use another Remote Desktop administrator computer’s database, you must configure it to allow data access to other Remote Desktop administrators.

Use the Remote Desktop AppleScript dictionary.

Restrict clients to a specific Task Server.

Sleep, shut down, log out, or restart a computer.

Customize the columns for computer lists or scanners.

Switch between full screen and in-window control.

View a user’s account picture while observing.

View a computer’s system status while observing.

View a VNC server’s additional displays.

Shortcuts in the multiple-client observe window.

Virtual Network Computing access and control.

Enable directory services group authorization.

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