I have all the local systems set to "auto log in" so that they on a boot they log themselves in and automatically get Chrome Remote running. I have it running on 20 systems for 20 remote users and it's been bullet proof for almost 18 months. If the organization doesn't want to spend money but the user still wants the option, then free would have to work, even when it's a little bit of a hassle. Would Chrome Remote Desktop work on a mac? I have seen that work well enough on Windows machines. Is any version of VNC safe to use? The last I heard it wasn't safe, at least for any free version. In general, what options are there for remote desktop from mac to mac like that?Īnd are any free? I'm really doubting that. It sounds like a pain to do, but that's an option if they really want this. That would be a scenario where they also put their macbook on VPN, and then all their macs are on the same VPN subnet, at least for a while. The VPN connection will last long enough for them to connect, at least the one day. It would be possible for the user to put one mac desktop at home on VPN in the morning or the work mac desktop on VPN at the end of one day. I mention the traveling part because my organization does have VPN. They would only be using one stationary mac at a time though I believe.įor their schedule I believe it's possible for them to sign in at one location either that morning (say signing in on the home mac desktop) and then traveling (to work, but still wanting remote desktop access back to the mac at home).
#Reddit desktop client for mac software
The user wants to be able to use some kind of remote desktop software on the macbook to connect to that work mac at home and the work mac at work. On the regular, non-admin, supported by me for IT user side, what options are available for that mac user using remote desktop? In this case, we can say they have a mac at work and a mac at home, all owned and managed by organization. I'm not sure that could even be safely shared with a regular user.
It's only for IT though as far as I'm aware.
#Reddit desktop client for mac license
I have an Apple Remote Desktop license for myself for supporting users.
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