Screen Sharing in iMessage

I have been trying to share my screen via AIM in iMessage, and whenver I do, I connect for less than a second and then get an error message (1005) saying that there was no response from the network.  Is this a network setting?  Or is there something else going on?

By the way, the actual error message I get is....
"Error 1005: (No data received for the last 10 seconds)"

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    Is there a setting I am missing? Our computers (Mine is a MBP and so is his) are on different networks. I found today that if I hold my mouse down it will create a small circle that is highlighted and shows my dad where I want him to navigate to but it was much easier if I could do it. If there is a thread on this please direct me to it since I have not found it.
    Thank you,
    Jeremy

    The default mode is view only. He has to allow remote control as illustrated on the page linked below:
    http://9to5mac.com/2014/08/19/apple-activates-screen-sharing-over-imessage-accou nts-in-latest-yosemite-beta/

  • Screen sharing in Mountain Lion iMessage

    Screen sharing doesn't seem to work in Mourntain Lion. Anyone know if there is a fix? Screen Sharing is enabled, but when trying to choose share screen it is all greyed out.

    Hi,
    It will work if the Messages App has either AIM (or AIM Valid) names or Jabber valid IDs listed as accounts.
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    I have Screen Shared to  Snow Leopard and Leopard computers.
    My G4 tower will boot into an iChat 3 version.
    This will only accept Video Chats if the iChat 3 end calls  ( I have yet to try Screen Sharing with iChat 3).
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    Click Done.
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    Screen Sharing is AIM to AIM or Jabber to Jabber.
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  • Since me and my mother moved from iChat to iMessage bêta, screen sharing works only one way. I can share my screen with her but not the reverse. When actually what I would like to do is share her screen. Video works fine both ways.

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    It can also be difficult to tell exactly what is going on whenyou are hearing about it third hand.
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  • I downloaded the beta of iMessage, replacing iChat.  Now screen sharing does not seem to be available (shaded out.)  Anyone have a suggestion?

    I downloaded the beta of iMessage, replacing iChat.  Now screen sharing does not seem to be available (shaded out.)  Anyone have a suggestion?

    Hi,
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    Even if it shows a speeds higher than this change it to something like 500kbps then close/Quit Messages and then restart it. (i.e change the setting anyway to give a bot of a jolt)
    10:18 PM      Thursday; May 17, 2012
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  • IMessages screen sharing greyed out

    I have a problem here, and I don't know what's wrong:
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    Hi,
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  • Imessages screen sharing

    Hi
    I am running mountain lion. I am attempting to take over a friend's screen the way I used to be able to do in ichat, but the option is gayed out "ask to share xxx screen'.
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    Hi,
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  • Does iMessage screen sharing still works with Yosemite ?

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    Hi,
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  • Screen sharing and AIM account question

    In the Apple docs it says:
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    This problem has been resolved here: https://discussions.apple.com/message/24442104#24442104

  • Is screen sharing through the Messages app encrypted?

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    Hi,
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    Whilst the Login may be SSL (AIM almost insist on in nowadays) the Video chats, Audio Only chats and Screen Sharing are Peer-to Peer connections.
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  • Is screen sharing through Messages limited to third-party accounts in Yosemite like it is in Mavericks?

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    Screen Sharing only works with an AIM Account (AOL) or a Jabber ID  when the person at the other end is also using the same sort of Account and a Mac with iChat or Messages.
    The Bonjour Account which is used for LAN based Mac to Mac Chats can also Screen Share.
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    The iMessages account does not do Video chats (or Audio Only)
    What it does do is invoke the FaceTime App.
    FaceTime does not Screen Share.
    Links to the info you have read would be useful.
    The Messages Help info.
    Text (if the pic does not show)
    Share your screen
    You and a friend with Mac OS X v10.5 Leopard or later can share a screen, making it easy to collaborate on a project.
    When you share a screen, you and your friend can do anything on the shared desktop, such as opening folders, creating documents, and copying files by dragging them from one desktop to another. Messages automatically starts an audio chat.
    You can share screens using AIM, Jabber, Google Talk, and Bonjour. You can’t share screens using Yahoo! or iMessage.
    Important: When you share your screen, your friend has the same access to your computer that you have. Share your screen only with people you trust, and be careful if you receive a request to share your screen from someone who isn’t in your buddy list. If the request comes from someone using Bonjour, remember that the name shown for the person in Bonjour does not necessarily match the person’s real name.
    See the Line above the one where the word "important" is in bold text.
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    The first difference is between external emails and Apple Issued ones that end in @mac.com, @me.com and @icloud.com  (Some people are using a small number of pre Email linked Apple IDs - about 15 years or older accounts.)
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    As Apple changed from MobileMe to iCloud they used  and linked @me.com IDs to iCloud as people registered for iCloud.
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    The short answer is if an Account in Messages can Video within the app (not invoke another app) then it can Screen Share.
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  • Why is Messages screen sharing icon grayed out?

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    Both computers are running the latest version of Yosemite, 10.10.3. Mine is a 2009 Mac Pro 8-core with 16 GB RAM, hers is a MacBook Pro from around 2012 or 2013.
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    (He did say that he'd heard that due to changes in Google's system that their accounts no longer work with Messages.)
    What he has heard and what are true are two different things
    Logged in Google account
    There are issues with Messages using SSL to login to the Google Talk server and Google saying SSL is Less Secure (there is a  setting to Enable Less Secure apps like Mail that also uses SSL and Messages).
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    2. Clicking on the Details menu, the screen sharing icon was available for both of us. It was not grayed out.
    This is using two different Methods of Screen Sharing in Messages (It is silly it has two but there we go)
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    For the iMessages Method you have to Enable System Preferences > Sharing > Screen Sharing to allow the App to be Invoked.
    (It is like FaceTime is invoked but only works to Macs)
    As you mention the Connection Doctor only refers to the older "iChat Method for Aim and Jabber and Bonjour - if you can Video you should be able to Screen Share with that method.
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  • Screen Share in iMessage

    I've been trying to use the screen share feature in iMessage and can't seem to get it to work.  I have two computers with different Apple Id's set up to iMessage.  When I click on details and attempt to screen share it's greyed out.  I made sure that screen sharing was enabled in system preferences.  What else am I missing?

    You posted in the wrong forum.   10.5 is very old compared to Yosemite.  See here where to post to get a more pertinent reply:
    http://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-2463

  • Messages Screen Sharing

    Messages won't allow me to share my screen or to request to share someone else's. I'm tyring to do it with my wife's computer running 10.8 on a separate network and the option is greyed out in the dropdown. I've ensured that Screen Sharing is enabled within messages and in the system preferences "sharing" pane.
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    Hi,
    That one is so good it's wrong   needs modifying.
    You do not have to have System Preferences > Screen Sharing Enable at all.
    That is for a totally different app that is in the OS  and can be activated from the Finder.
    In the Finder > Go Menu > Go to Server
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    You can do it to a Public IP (The modem of a contact) but they need to Forward the Port the VNC connection is On to their Computer.
    This Process does use the Apple Remote Desktop engine the same as iChat/Messages does.
    However iChat/Messages  makes the connection using SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) which deals with the routing through the Modem and any router at the other end an adds a VNC connection Along side and Audio Only chat.
    It should read like this:-
    Additions in italics.  Strike throughs for not needs action/text
    • Go to your Apple Logo / System Preference / Sharing
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    • Open iMessage app on your mac
    • iChat Style Buddy Lists are not displayed in iMessage by default. You will notice that there is no Screen Sharing button on iMessage as it was on iChat.   There is (a Button) on the Buddy lists.
    • To activate it, go to the ‘Messages’ menu at the top menu bar and select Accounts and turn on ‘ Bonjour ‘
    In fact Enable any Jabber or AIM valid Account  It does not have to be just Bonjour
    • Once you turn on Bonjour Any Enabled Account you will notice the Bonjour name shows up at the bottom left hand corner of the iMessage window.
    • Now under the Window tab, click on "Buddies" or COMMAND + 1 ( number 1 )
    • You will now see the an iChat Style Buddy list pop up but any Bonjour only list may be empty.
    This List is a combined list at present.
    Go to Mesages Menu > Preferences > General Section and untick the line about "gathering all accounts"
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    Note : you will need an AIM/Jabber/Google account ( just like you did on iChat before )
    • Once you log in successfully, You’ll notice your list appears and you’ll see the familiar Screen Share button located at the bottom centre of the Buddy List window.
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    Text you Buddy that is using AIM Screen Names or a Jabber/Google/Facebook ID on iChat or Messages and get them to enable Screen Sharing as well.
    To activate, simply click on it and it will send them a request.
    Alternatively Highlight the Buddy and use the Buddies Menu
    Alternatively to that Right click the Buddy and use the Contextual Menu.
    NOTE:-
    Screen Sharing like Audio Only chats and Video Chats is AIM to AIM (including Valid Apple ID options) or Jabber to Jabber (which includes GoogleTalk and Facebook IDs) using iChat or Messages on both computers.
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