Use RealVNC instead

Remote desktop connection macos high sierra

I was able to bypass this on my 2018 Mac Book Pro. I installed the OS using an internet connection. When I got to the 'remote management' screen, I restarted. When it asked me to choose my network, I selected 'other options' and selected 'no internet'. I was then able to complete the setup and connect to the internet normally afterward.

Active Oldest Votes. Remote access over RDP is possible from macOS to Windows but not vice versa. You can instead configure Screen Sharing from within Sharing preference pane under System Preferences app and connect to the Mac from Windows using one of the many VNC client apps. Improve this answer. Edited Jul 19 '18 at 11:42.
@Brian D, I just installed Microsoft Remote Desktop, 8.0.43 (Build 27325), in macOS High Sierra and it's still in the same location as stated in my answer. As far as I can tell, nothing has changed in this respect and what's stated in my answer is still valid and applicable. – user3439894 Nov 21 '17 at 19:49.
The last version that works properly in High Sierra is version 10.1.3. The problems also occur on Sierra if the app-name ist too long (e.g. Remote Desktop client beta 10.1.3). Renaming the app solves the issue on Sierra. Before High-Sierra-update 10.13.5 there weren't any problems with any version of the client (no matter if beta or not).

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On Linux

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Remote Desktop Connection For Mac High Sierra

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should be running in the VNC session so the clipboard is shared between Linux and macOS.

Remote Desktop Connection For Mac High Sierra

Remote Desktop Connection For Mac High Sierra

Basically, RealVNC keeps the clipboard in sync, between the 2 platforms, and you just use the native copy & paste commands on each platform.

The following Copy/Paste behavior is based on '/bin/gnome-terminal'. This may or may not work with xterm. Your milage may vary for other Linux based terminal emulators.

Linux to Mac

The selected text seems to be transferred to the Mac automagically.
Control-Shift-C - also copies text to the clipboard
Command-V pastes the Linux loaded clipboard on the Mac.

Mac to Linux

Command-C - on the Mac copies selected text to the clipboard
Control-Shift-V - pastes in a terminal window on Linux

Jul 20, 2018 5:21 PM