Users have reported that this action prompts the permissions to reset if they weren't working before. Note that these security settings cannot be configured remotely - you must change these settings once locally before being able to establish a remote session.Īlso, please note that if these are already checked, uncheck and recheck them. This new release has stricter security requirements that require explicit permission to allow applications to have control.įor Mac Streamer v3.3.2.0, these are the additional Security and Privacy settings that are required to be set to allow the Splashtop software to provide remote access:įour options under System Preferences / Security & Privacy / Privacy need to be checked for a remote session to work normally.
e.g.Apple released macOS 10.15 Catalina on October 7, 2019.
If this doesn't help, please try disabling "Allow direct connections" in Settings > Connection and then "General" on both computers.Īlternatively, try adding "/np" at the end of the AnyDesk-ID/Alias you're trying to connect to. Please also make sure exceptions have been made for AnyDesk for any other security solutions such as antiviruses on both the remote and local devices. More information about this can be found in our Help Center at. Please make sure your firewall on both the local and remote devices as well as networking hardware such as routers do not interfere with AnyDesk's connection. every 30 seconds, every 10 minutes, etc.)? It could be that there is a security solution on the local or remote endpoints that is going through all active connections every few minutes and disconnecting the ones from "unknown" or "untrusted" IP-addresses. The session keeps on disconnecting! What can I do?ĭoes the session disconnect at regular intervals (e.g.
Administrator Privileges and Elevation (UAC)ĪnyDesk for Linux / Raspberry Pi / FreeBSD
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