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Getting Started
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Setup
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Features
- Unattended Access
- Permission Profiles
- Administrator Privileges and Elevation (UAC)
- File Manager and File Transfer
- Address Book
- Session Invitation
- Command-Line Interface
- Remote Restart
- Session Recording
- Remote Print
- REST-API
- Wake-On-LAN
- Keyboard & Hotkeys
- Windows Group Policy
- Chat
- URL Handler
- TCP-Tunneling
- Whiteboard
- VPN
- On-Premises
- Mobile Device Management (MDM)
- Screen Recording
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my.anydesk II
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Other Platforms
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FAQ
VPN
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The AnyDesk VPN creates a private network between local connecting and remote clients.
It is not possible to access devices on the remote client's local network or vice versa.
Note: The AnyDesk VPN is currently available on installed macOS, Linux, and Android clients.
Start a VPN connection
The AnyDesk VPN can be started directly through the VPN button in the main window by entering the ID/Alias of the remote device and pressing "VPN" instead of "Connect".
VPN Settings
AnyDesk VPN is automatically configured, but the configuration for starting IP-address and subnet mask can be changed in the settings dialog if needed.
Use Cases
After successfully connected over VPN, the following Programs can be used over VPN.
SSH
- Access the Remote Device over SSH
Gaming
- Access a LAN-Multiplayer Game over the Internet