HT1810 Screen sharing is currently being controlled by the remote management service

Can't access screen sharing

You''ll need to turn off Remote Management and turn on Screen Sharing in the Sharing system preference of the system to which you want access. This will stop management by Apple Remote Desktop, if you happen to be using that software.
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System Preferences -> Sharing -> Screen Sharing (turn it off)
Who is this remote management that you have allowed them access to your Mac?
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Screen Sharing controlled by 'remote management service'....What is that?

Under preferences, 'Sharing', I cannot activate screen sharing. Message says 'Screen sharing is currently being controlled by a remote management service'. What does this mean?? How can I correct????

It thinks that Remote Management is also checked on the list of Sharing services. Is it? If so, then screen sharing is running through the remote management service.
Ok, that sounded like a definition using the word to define it. Remote Management is a superset of screen sharing. Apple makes a product called Apple Remote Desktop that can be used for an administrator to manage lots of Macs. Remote Management is the service that talks to ARD. Screen sharing is part of remote management, but Apple also provides simple screen sharing for people that don't have/need ARD.
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Unable to achieve screen sharing between my iMac and my MacBook Air. System Preferences Sharing screen says 'Screen sharing is currently being controlled by Remote Managment service'. How do I fix that and return to screen sharing capability?
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1. Indeed, Remote Management was checked. I unchecked, then checked Screen Sharing - all seemed well.
2. Went to MacBook Air, restarted, attempted to Connect to Server, but connection failed.
Now what?
PS How did Remote Management get checked in the first place? I've never used that before.
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Jim

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http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2577
I disable Apple Remote Desktop client software:
On the client computer, open System Preferences and click Remote Desktop. If necessary, click the lock button to authenticate as an administrator of that computer.
Deselect "Make Apple Remote Desktop active on this computer."
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I hope others can help. We just noticed this at two different schools today after upgrading to 3.6.1. We upgraded Admin and Client Apple Remote Desktop to ARD 3.6.1 today and now we cannot share our screens with the clients. It turns black, hangs, then returns the client to its original desktop.
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All right! Total workaround here, and no fix, but at least we're able to Screen Share in ARD now. This is how we downgraded to 3.5.1 Admin in Apple Remote Desktop. The only hiccup that may not work for most is that you must have an older Remote Desktop file on hand. (hopefully from a computer that was not upgraded which was our case).
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"screen sharing is controlled by "remote management". ***?? help please!

I am trying to get to my home computer from my away computer for the first time
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kt

Hey KT,
I found a document that goes over that "Screen Sharing is currently being controlled by the Remote Management service" alert message. I'd see if any of the suggested steps help:
Back to My Mac: Alert states Screen Sharing is controlled by Remote Management
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS3647
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