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Manage multiple NATted Macs with Apple Remote Desktop
Timbuktu used to allow, probably still allows, to remote control one machine within network and start Timbuktu on that machine to control computers within local networks, so you have session inside session. Last I tried that with ARD version 2 and it didn't allow it, I don't know if they changed it with version 3.
Manage multiple NATted Macs with Apple Remote Desktop
You can control ARD Admin using a remote Mac using ARD (piggybacking). You just need to enable the "Allow control of this computer when this application is running" option.
Manage multiple NATted Macs....CAREFUL!!
I have been doing this type of thing for years but warn that you should never open the ARD ports for security reasons. I would only open port 22 for SSH on my home network since the encryption with public and private keys is quite secure (Note I did have port 22 opened for me at work to do the reverse commute and one day there were 6000 hits per second (!!) on my machine from an ip address in China as someone tried unsuccessfully to get in to our network; if there are open ports protected with just a user id and password, they can get in at this rate with NO PROBLEM, and they will, probably just for fun). |
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