You should see your remote Mac login window - Since the first connection was only to establish a remote session, the Mac login window allows you to actually sign in to use your Mac. Enter in those credentials for your remote Mac. If the connection is successful, you should be prompted for your username and password. Some names may have dashes and/or underscores. Enter in the name you recorded for your office Mac. Launch the Screen Sharing app (located in the Dock if you had added it). See the article on Pulse Secure in the Prepare Your Mac section. This allows your home Mac to connect to resources and computers on campus. If you are off-campus, first connect with Pulse Secure. You may drag the icon to the Mac Dock if you wish to make it easier to locate. System/Library/CoreServices/Applications/Screen Sharing.app Locate and pin to the Dock the Screen Sharing application.Ĭlick the Go menu, then select the option to Go to a folder. Please visit article on Pulse Secure for Macs: Install and configure the Pulse Secure application if you are connecting from an off-campus location. Prepare your Mac you are connecting with (i.e. Your office Mac is ready to be connected. Your account will need to be in the Administrators group, or be specifically added/listed.Ĭlose the open Preferences windows. Please also note what accounts have access. You will need the address contained in the VNC://. Also, in this window, note the Mac's name (a photo with your cell phone works well here). In System Preferences, locate and open: Sharing Use the Manage menu bar item to Open Application, put the computer to Sleep, Wake it up, Log Out Current User, Restart it, or do a Shutdown. your Mac at Work on campus):Ĭlick the 'Apple' menu located in the upper left corner of the screen. Prepare the Mac you wish to connection to. This article describes just one of the many methods that can be used to establish a Remote Desktop connection to a Mac from a Mac. useful if you have a Mac at home and would like to connect to your Mac at Work. How to connect to another Mac from a Mac.

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