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remote_management
===
Use the **remote_management** resource to manage the "Remote Management" settings, found in System
Preferences > Sharing > Remote Management. Under the hood, the [**remote_management**](https://github.com/Microsoft/macos-cookbook/blob/master/resources/remote_management.rb) resource
executes the `kickstart` command, located in ARDAgent.app (one of macOS' "core services").
Use the **remote_management** resource to manage the "Remote Management" settings in System Preferences > Sharing > Remote Management. Under the hood, the [remote_management](../resources/remote_management.rb) resource utilizes the [kickstart](https://ss64.com/osx/kickstart.html) script.
Syntax
------
The **remote_management** resource block declares a basic description of the command configuration
and an action executed. For example:
```ruby
remote_management 'enable remote management' do
action :enable
remote_management 'configure remote management' do
users [String, Array]
privileges [String, Array, Integer]
computer_info [String, Array]
end
```
where
Properties
-------
- `:enable` activates remote management and configures full privileges for all users on the system.
- `:disable` deactivates the remote management agent and prevents it from activating at boot time.
* `users`
* **Description:** the user(s) whoose ARD privileges will be configured.
* **Usage:** a single user can be specified in the form of a string, or multiple users can be specified as an array of strings. Specifying 'all' is a special case; all local users will be configured.
* **Default:** `'all'`
* Privileges will be configured for all local users.
* **Constraints:** specified users must exist on the system.
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The default `:enable` action is equivalent to configuring the following
**System Preferences > Sharing** settings:
* `privileges`
* **Description:** the desired privileges to bestow upon the given user(s).
**Usage:** a single privilege can be specified in the form of a string, or multiple privileges can be specified as an array of strings. Additionally, the privileges can be specified by providing the integer value of the mask that represents a set of privileges (this is advanced and not recommended).
* **Default:** `'all'`
* **Constraints:** the list of optional privileges bellow
* `all` → grant all privileges (default)
* `none` → disable all privileges for the specified user
* `DeleteFiles` → delete files
* `TextMessages` → send a text message
* `OpenQuitApp` → open and quit applications
* `GenerateReport` → generate reports
* `RestartShutDown` → restart *and/or* shutdown
* `SendFile` → send *and/or* retrieve files
* `ChangeSetting` → change system settings
* `ShowObserve` → show the client when being observed or controlled
* `ControlObserve` → control AND observe (unless ObserveOnly is also specified)
* `ObserveOnly` → modify ControlObserve option to allow Observe mode only
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![Sharing Preferences](sharing_preferences.png)
The full syntax for all of the properties that are available to the **remote_management**
resource is:
```ruby
remote_management 'description' do
action Symbol # defaults to [:enable] if not specified
end
```
* `computer_info`
* **Description:** Info fields; helpful for stratifying computers in the ARD client app.
* **Usage** a single info field can be added as a string, or multiple info fields can be added as an array of strings.
* **Default:** `[]`
* No info fields will be added.
* **Constraints:** there is a maximum of four info fields allowed.
Actions
-------
This resource has the following actions:
* `enable`
* **Description:** activate remote management and configure full privileges for all users on the system.
* **GUI Equivalent:** activating with the privileges property set to 'all' is equivalent to the following:
![Sharing Preferences](sharing_preferences.png)
`:enable`
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Activate remote management and configure full privileges for all users on the system.
`:disable`
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Deactivate the remote management agent and prevent it from activating at boot time.
* `disable`
* **Description:** deactivate the remote management agent and prevent it from activating at boot time.