Welcome to Addigy! Our goal is to provide you with the very best in cloud-based Apple device management. If you experience any issues enabling Remote Management or connecting to LiveDesktop sessions, please reach out to the Addigy Support team from Support -> Issues within Addigy, by emailing or by calling (305)330-6677. If an alert is configured to monitor the Remote Desktop Enabled fact with a script to remediate the alert, then it may see Remote Management being enabled and turn it off. If Remote Management is not being enabled, then take a moment to make sure no policies, scripts, or software are blocking the service from turning on.Īn existing alert with remediation is the most common reason that LiveDesktop is failing to enable. On macOS 10.13 High Sierra and older version of macOS, LiveDesktop attempts to enable Remote Management silently from the command line. Enabling LiveDesktop on macOS 10.13 High Sierra and Older Note: We recommend removing and disabling any scripts which may enable/disable Remote Management on your macOS 10.14 and newer devices.

This requires the machine user to have Admin rights. Manually enable Remote Management from System Preferences -> Sharing.

Sending the Enable Remote Management MDM command from Devices -> Choose Device -> GoLive -> Networking if the device is MDM enrolled.Ģ. For LiveDesktop to function properly, Remote Management can be enabled in any of the following ways:ġ. In macOS Mojave, the `kickstart` command-line tool is now restricted from enabling full control of Remote Management. Enabling LiveDesktop on macOS 10.14 Mojave and Newer While LiveDesktop attempts to enable this service automatically, there are a few scenarios where you may need to enable it separately. This means that LiveDesktop will not be able to connect to devices when this service is disabled. LiveDesktop provides an unparalleled experience for remotely controlling your macOS devices by leveraging the Remote Management service natively installed on the device.

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