Note about the newer Mac devices: When connecting to newer Mac devices that use the M1 processor, you'll need to instruct your customers to manually install AnyDesk from the popup window that appears after initiating a connection with them.Permissions for 'Server Remote Manage' are required to remotely connect with Linux devices using AnyDesk.You cannot connect to a Linux device from a Linux device.
Initiate a remote connection with AnyDesk Now that AnyDesk remote access is set to 'Attended', users will have to manually confirm the connection request. To set AnyDesk remote access as 'Attended': Then select the AnyDesk tab.ĪnyDesk is now your default remote access and will be installed on all existing and new agents. From Admin (on the sidebar), click Settings.Ģ. To set AnyDesk remote access as the default remote access tool:ġ. Note: The remote access type for servers is set as 'Unattended' and cannot be changed. If set to 'Attended', users will have to manually confirm the connection request. You can also set the remote access type to be 'Attended' or 'Unattended'. AnyDesk can still be used without setting it as default - it will simply install on specific agents when remote access is first initiated on them. By doing so, AnyDesk will automatically install on all your existing agents and any agents you install in the future. You can set AnyDesk as your default remote access within Atera. Please note that certain features (e.g., 'Address Book' ) are not available through Atera. The integration is with AnyDesk's Enterprise package (see the full list of AnyDesk Enterprise features).It is available for free to Atera Growth and Power plan users. AnyDesk can be used on Windows, Mac, or Linux devices to connect to all your end-user devices. AnyDesk provides secure and reliable remote access for supporting your customers anywhere, anytime.
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