Settings on ProRDP - RDP to your Mac

General

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The General pane contains the basics of ProRDP’s configuration, including server status and controls, startup behavior, power management, and the macOS permissions ProRDP depends on.

Account

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The Account pane sets the one username and password a Remote Desktop client must present to connect. ProRDP gives you two kinds of account, and each has a real security trade-off.

Connection

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The Connection pane controls how clients reach the Mac and what crosses the connection once they’re in: network transport, authentication, clipboard contents, and keyboard shortcuts.

Experience

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The Experience pane controls what a session looks, feels, and sounds like on the client: how it relates to the Mac’s own screens, how sharp and roomy the desktop is, how much bandwidth video can use, and where audio plays.

Security

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

The Security pane controls how the server proves its identity to clients, and what ProRDP keeps as a record of who connected and what happened. Auditing and recording are both off until you turn them on.