Remote Desktop Mac - Screen Share Mac from ANYWHERE!

Mac Screen Share from ANYWHERE in the World! Let's Setup the Remote Desktop Mac and Enable Port Forwarding So We Have Access From ANYWHERE!

How do I set up port forwarding on ROUTER NAME

Required Port(s):
5900 Apple Remote Desktop 2.0 or later (Observe/Control feature)
Screen Sharing (Mac OS X 10.5 or later)

*** The Below Port is ONLY needed if you are using ARD Reporting Feature
3283 TCP/UDP Apple Remote Desktop 2.0 or later (Reporting feature)

Ports used by Apple products

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[Foiliagegaming]

This might be nice for some use cases. For security though this is not great. If someone knows your IP and wants to get into your system they can start with enumerating that IP to see what ports are open. Just a heads up for newer people.

[JurijBalant]

This is not remote desktop as RDP this is VNC screen sharing where screen is exposed to potential nerby viewer since remote screen is unlocked.
RDP locks session on physical remote screen you are accessing to.
Windows and Linux are both supporting proper RDP as well as virtual VNC session where remote desktop on target computer is not unlocked.
On the other hand you Windows as well as Linux offers remote pull of single apps window (MS Windows via RDP functionality and Linux via X11-forwarding).

This is one of many Apple's lacks of functionality's ...
The only reason I also use MAC (beside Windows and Linux) is that it has native MS365 applications required for business - but even those don't work all on MAC (eg. MS Access, MS Visio, MS Project, ...).

But please do correct me if I am wrong and there is a service serving proper RDP on MAC (I would love to se that video)!

[AndrewCortesi]

This would work, yes, but it’s not necessarily safe considering you’re opening a port in the router.

[drewcantu]

OMG, I couldn't find the correct ports to forward for Screen Sharing to work remotely. You solved my problem, thank you!

[tobefrank]

Thanks so much. Been trying to find a way to remote access my mac. This is super helpful.

[frmpei]

Thanks for sharing this video. I hit the like button before video was even finished. Right now only require LAN access. Thanks again!

[slgcorporation]

Thank you, brother. I purchased an iMac M3 and a Macbook Pro M3. Will everything you teach in this video work in the newer generation?

[Mr.Macintosh]

Great video @Apple Ninja! Especially the part to remote off the network 👍

[imstillwing]

Instead of opening your ports, you should just set up a VPN. It’s much more secure to tunnel into your homes network. And it’s easy if you have a raspberry pi or a pi knock off.

[RandallTinfow]

Thanks for the detailed tutorial. No steps missed.

[danpaolini]

Hi there, very helpful, any ideas how to initiate the screen sharing from an iPAD? I noticed there is no screen sharing app on iOS?

[josebetancourt]

Thanks. 🙏 I believe is a good info and option too, just remember, close the port after use. 👍

[abhinavbajaj]

Really helpful, I was truly lost figuring out why it wasn't working from an external network.

[emmanuelpeninoy]

Wow! thanks so much for this awesome tutorial! it really provides me more information about that Sharing folder which I never use but have been curious about. I can see how this area is where potential hackers could use especially if they know the owner of the Mac is not so computer savvy as they are.

[PiC_]

I didn't know that Macs need specific ports, thank you!

[mannykas]

Thank you very much. I followed the instructions carefully and it worked. Thank a lot!

[CarlWFJ]

Thanks, but the screens are not very sharp to see on my iMac or MBA. Perhaps you can get a live feed for your next video. Did get most of it, thanks again for doing the video!

[louisanthony]

this is awesome, I didn't know this was a thing in MAc. Great video

[BASESKIZL]

This is great for when you need to log in to us network with out your vpn

[cristian_batrincea]

GG bro, really helpful, now i can use my work mac studio from home