Step-by-step guide for setting up Sunlogin Remote and AnyDesk on Windows and macOS.
Sunlogin Remote Tutorial
1. This equipment is used as the control end:
In the [Remote Assistance] → [Remote Control Equipment] column, enter the identification code of the controlled equipment.
2. Click "Connect":
The control terminal sends a 60-second remote request to the controlled terminal, during which the remote connection can only be made after the controlled terminal confirms the request. If you have the verification code of the controlled end, you can connect remotely by entering the verification code without waiting for the controlled end to confirm the remote request.
3. Quick Access Setup:
After the remote control is finished, the identification code record is automatically generated, and the remote control can be quickly initiated by clicking the identification code with one key. Sunlogin supports adding a desktop shortcut to the computer desktop with the identification code record, and clicking the generated shortcut can initiate remote control.
4. This equipment is used as the controlled end:
Send the local identification code to the controller, and the controller can use the identification code to initiate remote connection to the local machine to control the equipment.
Remote Control Permissions Setup
This section covers the essential permissions required for remote control functionality on both Windows and macOS systems. These settings are necessary for Sunlogin and AnyDesk to control mouse and keyboard remotely.
Windows System Permissions
1
Enable Remote Settings
Right-click on This PC (or My Computer) and select Properties.
2
Configure Remote Options
In the left menu, click Remote settings. In the Remote tab, check Allow Remote Assistance connections to this computer and Allow connections from computers running any version of Remote Desktop. Click OK to save settings.
macOS System Permissions
1
Grant Accessibility Permissions
Open System Preferences > Security & Privacy > Privacy > Accessibility, check Sunlogin Remote Control and SunloginClient_Desktop.
2
Grant Full Disk Access
Open System Preferences > Security & Privacy > Privacy > Full Disk Access, check the app you want to grant full disk access to.
3
Grant Microphone Permissions
Open System Preferences > Security & Privacy > Privacy > Microphone, check the app you want to grant microphone access to.
4
Grant Screen Recording Permissions
Open System Preferences > Security & Privacy > Privacy > Screen Recording, check the app you want to grant screen recording access to.
AnyDesk Tutorial
Step 1. Download AnyDesk
1. Download AnyDesk from the official website.
2. Install AnyDesk on all your devices by following the on-screen instructions.
Step 2. Log in to your account and activate your license
After purchasing an AnyDesk license, you need to log in to your account and activate it in the AnyDesk client to access all the features included with your license.
Step 3. Set up Unattended Access
Unattended Access allows you to manage and control remote devices even when no one is physically present at the remote end. To enable Unattended Access, set up a password on the remote AnyDesk client.
To set up Unattended Access:
1. Open AnyDesk on the remote device.
2. Go to Settings > Access and in the Unattended Access section, click Set password.
3. Create a password and click Apply.
Step 4. Start a session
First, make sure you install AnyDesk on both devices - local and remote.
To start a remote session:
1. Get the remote device's AnyDesk ID or Alias.
2. On the local device, from which you want to connect to the remote device, enter the ID in the Remote Address field and click or press Enter.
3. In the Authorization pop-up window, provide the Unattended Access password that you set up on the remote device in Step 3.
To end the session:
• From your local device, end the session by clicking and closing the session tab.
• From the remote device, end the session by clicking Disconnect in the session control window.
