Remotely Connect to a Campus Computer from macOS into macOS

Instructions for connecting to a campus computer from an off-campus location when both computers have a macOS operating system.

You must be connected with AnyConnect to make this connection

First, you must configure the campus computer to accept incoming connections:

In the top left, Click the Apple icon from the menu bar, and open System Preferences from the drop-down menu.

Open Sharing.

Check the Remote Management box, and enable all of the options in the pop-up screen (Observe, Control, Show when being observed, generate reports, open and quit applications, change settings, delete and replace items, start text chat or send messages, restart and shut down, copy items:

Check the remote management box. Enable all of the option in the pop-up.

Note the device's listed IP address. You will need this to establish the connection from the remote computer. Additionally, you can find the IP address of any macOS computer by following the steps below:

To find an IP address:

Open System Preferences and click on Network.

The IP Address will be found here:

After checking the Remote Management box, click the Remote Management tab:

select the radio button Only these users and press the + icon to add your username to the list

Check the remote management box and click the remote management tab. Add your username to the list of users by clicking the plus button.

In the permissions prompt, select all entries again.
Click Select, and you have successfully configured your campus computer to accept incoming connections.

To connect to campus computer from off-campus:

Make sure that you are either connected AnyConnect OR on a registered IP address on the asu network (asu-visitor will not work)