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TCP and UDP Port Reference

Apple Remote Desktop uses the following TCP and UDP ports for the functions indicated.

Port	Protocol	Function
5900	TCP	Observe and Control

5900	UDP	Send screen, share screen

3283	TCP	Reporting

3283	UDP	Everything else

22	TCP	Encrypted file transfer, observe,
		and control (via SSH tunnel)

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Contents

Administrator’s Guide Apple Computer, Inc Apple Computer, Inc. All rights reserved Contents Administrator Computer Understanding and Controlling Access PrivilegesApple Remote Desktop Administrator Access Using Local AccountsSetting Up the Network and Maintaining Security Setting Up the NetworkRemote Desktop Authentication and Data Transport Encryption Switching Between Control and Observe ModesAdministering Client Computers Using the Task Feedback DisplayKeeping Track of Task Progress and History Enabling a Task Notification ScriptAppendix a 161 Icon and Port Reference Client Status IconsAppendix B Appendix CAppendix D IndexWhat Is Apple Remote Desktop? About This BookNotation Conventions Using This GuideRemote Desktop Help Where to Find More Information About Apple Remote Desktop Terminal Command ConventionsPreface About This Book Using Apple Remote Desktop Administering ComputersUsing Apple Remote Desktop Distributing Installer Packages Deploying SoftwareUsing Network Install Images Using NetBoot ImagesUsing Unix Shell Scripts Verifying InstallationsDistributing Preference Files Distributing Drag-and-Drop ApplicationsTaking Inventory ARD SQLAdministration Settings Report File Search ReportSpotlight File Search Software Version ReportGenerating Your Own Reports Application Usage ReportNetwork Test Report Managing Power State HousekeepingSupporting Users Providing Help Desk Support Requesting HelpChatting with the User Screen MonitoringUsing Reports Screen ControllingScreen Sharing Deploying New Software or FilesUsing Text Messages Interacting with StudentsMonitoring Student Computers Sharing ScreensFinding More Information To learn more about See information for Starting on Getting to Know Remote Desktop Remote Desktop Human Interface GuideRemote Desktop Main Window Getting to Know Remote DesktopGetting to Know Remote Desktop Task Dialogs ABGControl and Observe Window C D E F G HIMultiple-Client Observe Window HA B CIReport Window DEFChanging Report Layout To change what information is displayedConfiguring Remote Desktop Customizing the Remote Desktop ToolbarTo customize the application toolbar To open the Preferences windowInterface Tips and Shortcuts Computers can be selected from any windowSaved Tasks and Task Templates save you time Drag and drop works on configuration dialogsMaking lists from reports or other lists System Requirements for Apple Remote Desktop Administrator and client computersNetBoot and Network Install optional Installing the Remote Desktop Administrator Software Network RequirementsUpgrading the Remote Desktop Administrator Software Method #1-Remote Upgrade Installation Upgrading the Client SoftwareTo manually upgrade the client software Method #2-Manual InstallationUpgrading Apple Remote Desktop Clients Using SSH To create the client installer Creating a Custom Client InstallerTo upgrade existing client software using SSH Installing Apple Remote Desktop Uninstalling the Administrator Software To remove the administrator softwareConsiderations for Managed Clients Removing or Disabling Apple Remote DesktopTo disable the client software on a client computer Disabling the Client SoftwareUninstalling the Client Software from Client Computers To uninstall client softwareComputer Lists To search for clients on the local network Finding Clients by Searching the Local NetworkFinding Clients by Searching a Network Range To search for a specific address Finding Clients by Network AddressTo search a range of network addresses Finding Clients by File Import Making a New ScannerTo import a list of computers from a file To make a custom search listMaking and Managing Lists About Apple Remote Desktop Computer ListsCreating an Apple Remote Desktop Computer List Deleting Apple Remote Desktop ListsCreating a Smart Computer List To create an Apple Remote Desktop computer listEditing a Smart Computer List To create a smart computer listTo edit a smart computer list To create an list of computer listsImporting and Exporting Computer Lists To transfer the computer listsTo transfer the computer lists To transfer the computer lists Access Privileges Apple Remote Desktop Administrator AccessSelect To allow administrators to To set administrator privileges on a computer Method #1 Creating Administrator Access GroupsTo create an administrator access group Understanding and Controlling Access Privileges Understanding and Controlling Access Privileges Apple Remote Desktop Guest Access Enabling Directory Services Group AuthorizationTo enable Apple Remote Desktop authorization by group Method #2Limiting Features in the Administrator Application Apple Remote Desktop Nonadministrator AccessTo allow guest access Virtual Network Computing Access To enable User ModeTo allow VNC access Command-Line SSH AccessManaging Client Administration Settings and Privileges Getting an Administration Settings Report Changing Client Administrator PrivilegesTo get an administration settings report To change administrator privileges on each computerUnderstanding and Controlling Access Privileges Setting Up the Network Maintaining Security Setting Up the NetworkSetting Up the Network and Maintaining Security Getting the Best Performance Maintaining SecurityUser Privileges and Permissions Security Administrator Application SecurityPassword Access Security Encrypting Observe and Control Network Data Remote Desktop Authentication and Data Transport EncryptionPhysical Access Security To enable Observe and Control transport encryption To set a default encryption preference for file copiesInteracting with Users Controlling Controlling Apple Remote Desktop ClientsControl Window Options To control an Apple Remote Desktop clientSwitching Between Control and Observe Modes To switch between control and observe modesTo switch between complete control and shared mouse modes Sharing Control with a UserTo switch between standard control and curtain modes To switch between full screen and in-a-window modesHiding a User’s Screen While Controlling Capturing the Control Window to a FileTo share clipboard content with the client Sharing Clipboards for Copy and PasteControlling VNC Servers To control a VNC client computerApple Remote Desktop Control and the PC’s Ctrl-Alt-Del Setting up a Non-Mac OS X VNC ServerBasic steps are To set a custom VNC port when adding a computer by address VNC Control OptionsTo set a custom port on an existing computer list member To designate a display to controlTo configure a client to accept VNC connections ObservingDealing With Many Client Screens Getting More Information on Observed ClientsChanging Observe Settings While Observing To change your observe settingsChanging Screen Titles While Observing Viewing a User’s Account Picture While ObservingTo change your observe window titles To view a user’s account pictureIcon Indicates Shortcuts in the Multiple Screen Observe Window Observing a Single ComputerTo show system status in the observe window To observe a single computerTo observe using Dashboard Observing Multiple ComputersObserving a Computer in Dashboard To observe multiple computersSending Messages Sending One-Way MessagesInteractive Chat To send a one-way text messageSharing Screens Viewing Attention RequestsSharing a Screen with Client Computers To view attention requestsInteracting with Your Apple Remote Desktop Administrator Requesting Administrator AttentionTo request administrator attention Monitoring a Screen Sharing TasksCanceling an Attention Request To cancel an attention requestTo change your login icon Changing Your Observed Client IconAdministering Client Computers Keeping Track of Task Progress and HistoryTo enable a task notification script Enabling a Task Notification ScriptStopping a Currently Running Task Using the Task Feedback DisplayGetting Active Task Status Getting Completed Task History Saving a Task for Later UseTo stop a currently running task To get status on a completed taskTo apply a task template Creating and Using Task TemplatesTo create a task template Installing Software Using Apple Remote Desktop Installing by Package and MetapackageEditing a Saved Task To edit a saved taskTo copy and install software using a .pkg file Installing Software on Offline Computers To install software on offline clientsInstalling by Using the Copy Items Command Using Installers from Other CompaniesTo install software by copying To install software with third-party installersTo upgrade software on client computers Upgrading SoftwareCopying Files Copy Options Copying from Administrator to Clients More Options When the Item Already ExistsPost-Copy Action To copy items to clientsCopying Using Drag and Drop To copy items from a client to the administrator’s computerCopying from the Finder to a Client To copy items from the Finder to a clientTo restore files using the Copy Items command Restoring Items from a Master CopyCreating Reports Collecting Report DataUsing a Task Server for Report Data Collection To set up a Task Server, you need toReport Database Recommendations and Bandwidth Usage Generating a User History Report Auditing Client Usage InformationSystem Report Size To generate an Application Usage report To generate a User History reportGenerating an Application Usage Report Finding Files, Folders, and Applications Using Spotlight to Find ItemsTo search for software items using Spotlight Generating a File Search Report To search for software itemsComparing Software Generating a Software Version ReportTo generate a Software Version report Generating a Software Difference ReportTo get a basic System Overview report Auditing HardwareTo generate a Software Difference report Getting Serial Numbers To generate a serial number reportGetting Storage Information To generate a Storage reportGetting USB Device Information Getting FireWire Device InformationTo generate a FireWire Devices report To generate a Network Interfaces report To generate a USB Devices reportGetting Network Interface Information Getting PCI Card Information Getting Memory InformationTo generate a Memory report Testing Network Responsiveness To generate a PCI Cards reportTo generate a Network Test report Evaluating the Network Test ReportExporting Report Information To export a reportUsing Report Windows to Work with Computers To delete an item from a client Maintaining SystemsDeleting Items Setting the Startup Disk Emptying the TrashTo empty the Trash To set the startup diskTo rename a computer Renaming ComputersSynchronizing Computer Time To synchronize client computer clocks Setting Computer Audio VolumeTo set a computer’s audio volume Repairing File Permissions Adding Items to the DockTo repair a computer’s file permissions To add an application or other item to the DockChanging Energy Saver Preferences To change the Energy Saver preferencesTo change the Remote Login sharing preference Changing Sharing Preferences for Remote LoginSetting Printer Preferences To set up printer preferences using Copy Items To set up printer preferences using Send Unix CommandManaging Computers Opening Files and FoldersTo open an application Opening ApplicationsTo open an item Quitting Applications Without Logging Out the User Putting a Computer to SleepTo quit an open application To put a computer to sleepTo wake a computer Waking Up a ComputerLocking a Computer Screen Displaying a Custom Picture on a Locked Screen Unlocking a Computer ScreenTo lock a computer screen To create a custom locked screen pictureLogging In a User at the Login Window To disable a computer screen while you workDisabling a Computer Screen To log in a userLogging Out the Current User Restarting a ComputerTo log out a user To restart a computerShutting Down a Computer To shut down a computerUnix Shell Commands Send Unix Command TemplatesTemplate sub-menu Template name Executing a Single Unix Command Executing Scripts Using Send Unix CommandTo execute a single Unix command Executing Shell Scripts with Remote DesktopTo execute an AppleScript using the Send Unix Command To copy and execute a scriptExecuting AppleScripts with Remote Desktop To send and execute an AppleScriptBuilt-in Command-Line Tools Using networksetupFew of the capabilities of networksetup are listed below Using systemsetup Few of the capabilities of systemsetup are listed below150 Using kickstart Shut down the Apple Remote Desktop Agent processSetting the Client’s Data Reporting Policy Automating FunctionsCreating a Template Data Reporting Policy To set a client’s data reporting policyTo set the default data reporting policy template Setting Scheduled Tasks Scheduled TasksTo set the Task Server location To schedule a taskUsing AppleScript with Remote Desktop Editing Scheduled TasksTo edit a task schedule Deleting Scheduled TasksUsing the Remote Desktop AppleScript Dictionary Remote Desktop’s AppleScript BasicsComputer list n inh. item a list which holds computers Add v Add a computer to a taskTo access the full AppleScript dictionary for Remote Desktop Sample AppleScriptUsing Automator with Remote Desktop 160 Apple Remote Desktop Status Icons AppendixList Menu Icons Task Status IconsSystem Status Icons Basic System Status Icons DetailedTCP and UDP Port Reference Port Protocol FunctionReport Field Definitions Reference B System Overview Report166 167 Storage Report HFS, HFS+, UFSFireWire Devices Report USB Devices ReportMemory Report PCI Cards ReportNetwork Interfaces Report 171 Administration Settings Report Network Test ReportApplication Usage Report User History ReportControl v Start a control session with the computer Execute v Executes a taskObserve v Start an observation session Remove v Remove a computer from a taskElements Computer n inh. item a physical computerContained by application Message Unicode text Message to display on the screens Restart task n inh. task item Restart the target computers Shutdown task n inh. task item Shutdown the target computers Wake up task n inh. task item Wake up the target computersSample list of main database schema Sample list of system information tableSample list of property names Sample list of table from one computerIndex 183 184