If each client already has the necessary software, simply make sure remote control management is enabled. The Remote Desktop client software is installed by default in OS X. Prepare each client computer to be managed using Remote Desktop. If you have another copy of Remote Desktop acting as a Task Server (a dedicated computer for report data collection and delegated install tasks), enter the server address, and then click Continue. Although the tasks you can assign to different groups by group policy correspond to tasks you can assign using the local Sharing system preference on a Mac client computer, the group policy settings do not update the local system preference to display check marks for the tasks that the remote users have been given permission to perform.Download Remote Desktop from the App Store. Note: Because the group policies correspond to the Manage > Change Client Settings options in Apple Remote Desktop, the group policy settings are not displayed in the local system preference on the Mac client. The Remote Management group policies correspond to the Manage > Change Client Settings options in Apple Remote Desktop and are similar to access privileges defined on a client computer using the Sharing system preference. You can use these group policies to give Active Directory group members permission to remotely control Mac computers without physically having to activate the Apple Remote Desktop on the remote Mac computer.

Use the Computer Configuration > Policies > Centrify Settings > Mac OS X Settings > Remote Management settings to control Apple Remote Desktop access for zone users. Computer Configuration > Policies > Centrify Settings > Mac OS X Settings > Remote Management Description

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