Remote Control on Demand for macOS devices

February 26
New
VSA 10, Kaseya 365 Endpoint

Technicians can now use Remote Control on Demand (RCoD) to provide secure, temporary remote support to users on unmanaged macOS devices — without requiring a VSA agent or administrator privileges. This update also enables technicians using macOS devices to initiate RCoD sessions with both Windows and macOS end users.

End users accessing an RCoD session link can now choose the correct installer for Windows or macOS, making the connection process easier across platforms. macOS users can download and run the installer to grant remote access without needing administrator permissions.

RCoD now supports all technician-to-user combinations:

  • Windows → Windows
  • Windows → macOS
  • macOS → Windows
  • macOS → macOS

Learn more about the built-in remote control in VSA 10 here.

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