Rdp For Mac Sierra
Download Microsoft Remote Desktop 10 for macOS 10.11 or later and enjoy it on. Just dont try to open a full session screen on a 5K iMac in High Sierra yet.
SpicyWordWizard wrote: I have a client who is connecting his Mac to his Windows 7 machine via RDP I'm a Mac noob and although I did find David_CSG's post on a similar issue, I have no idea what 'set aside the folder means in MacSpeak. Also, I don't think I can RDP to his mac. I and the client have done the following: Restarted the client machine Restarted the Mac and the RDP session Ideas would be so wonderful.
You might want to adjust your title to say 'from' rather than 'to' if your primary concern is being able to make a connection using RDP *from* the Mac. In terms of a Windows product that supports the Apple-specific Remote Desktop protocol, there's this: Please, DON'T enable VNC and connect using VNC, that's not the way one should go in 2019.
I'm having a lot of troubles getting Apple Remote Desktop to work in Sierra. Downloading the client (version 3.8.5) gives me the error: Remote Desktop Client Update can't be installed on this disk. This update required Mac OS X 10.10.5 or later.
When I try to generate the installer on Sierra (a Mac Mini), I get the error: An unexpected error occurred: the required components were not found. The Application appears to be installed incorrectly. I have the feeling that Apple Remote Desktop is on it's way out, but is there an alternative to use? Preferably one that doesn't have a monthly cost (per device). Pascal a.k.a.
Xvi answered this question about ARD not working on OS X Sierra. My macs with OS X Sierra have the symptom of ARD not working sometimes and other times ARD starts up just fine. Here is the fix that worked for me: Apple Remote Desktop doesn't start after sierra update. We tried with same problems on different client (macbook pro, imac and mac pro) The workaround I have found is this (requires to be administrator): Launch Terminal, then type: sudo pkill -u -2 ARDAgent and type your password as requested. Then, Remote Desktop.app will launch (or, if launched and hung, its main window will appear).