read /Groups/ard_admin > /dev/null 2>&1ĭseditgroup -o create -r "ARD Admins" ard_admin ĪDMINGROUPS=$(echo "$ADMINGROUP" | tr "," "ĭseditgroup -o edit -a "$AGROUP" -t group ard_admin KICKSTART="/System/Library/CoreServices/RemoteManagement/ARDAgent.app/Contents/Resources/kickstart" ĭscl. # Enables ARD for specified users and optionally configures for No admin group specified skipping directory authentication config Jamfmgmt: Set user remote control privileges. Local-admin: Set user remote control privileges. Removed remote control privileges for all users. Remote control is working Executing Policy ANZ: Enable ARD Fully formated drive and clean install from USB. Here is what i am getting on fresh install of 10.14.0 DEP enrolled mac. Apple really needs DEP to catch up with their security policies they keep rolling out. I remember the good old days where I could just a schedule re-image an entire lab without any intervention. Its hard to believe how many more things we now need to enable manually in the year 2018 for the sake of security. I know JAMF Remote provides some of this functionality, but the full console where you see all your systems in Apple Remote Desktop still hasn't been replicated nicely by a third party product. So any thoughts on how we can enable full control Apple Remote Desktop management in 10.14? Some of us still have computer labs to manage. If you wish to control the Mac while sharing its screen, enable remote management in System Preferences." "For increased security, using the kickstart command to enable remote management on a Mac will only allow you to observe it when sharing its screen. Prepare your institution for iOS 12 or macOS Mojave
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