Remote Management Service?

I'm trying to set up my computer for screen sharing. The Screen Sharing option in the Sharing section of System Preferences is grayed out. There is a large yellow triangle with the ! symbol under which it reads "Screen sharing is currently being controlled by the Remote Management Service."
Can you direct me to a resource to explain this situation and how to enable my computer for screen sharing.
Thank you.

Hi LGGeiger. Check out the following post for an explanation.
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=6619476&#6619476

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Has Novell got a fix for the issue where the Remote Management services
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to XP, this has become a major headache. The service can be started
manually, and then the Remote Control feature of ZFD will work, providing
the firewall is disabled.

Workaround is to create a batch file and put in the command:
net start "remote management"
Create a shortcut to this batch file and put it in the startup group of
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> Novell Client 4.91 will not include any of ZFD 3.x services so you'll
need
> to upgrade to 4 or preferrably ZDM 6.5. This weekend I kicked off a
ZFD 3.2
> SP3 to 6.5 SP1 migration. Even without the extra services its worth it
just
> from a support stand point.
>
> Do the details posted in this thread help any?...
>
> Newsgroups: novell.support.zenworks.desktops.3x.remote-control
> Subject: ZfD3.2, NetWare 6.0, XPsp2, will it work?
> Message-ID: <azXhd.717$[email protected]>
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>
> 1. Set Windows Firewall/ICS service to manual
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Manager
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>
> What Ports are used by ZENworks Remote Management Agent?
> http://support.novell.com/cgi-bin/se...?/10054960.htm
>
> Support for Windows XP SP2 on ZENworks for Desktops
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> --
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>
>

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I know this is "Why would anyone want to do this" question but we are having conflicting issues in one of our labs between NetSupport and Zenworks when trying to run Adobe Flash. NetSupport is a tool that quite a few of our lab teachers use, it gives them the ability to see all of there students screens, take control of them, and a few other features, all from a console that runs on the teacher machine.
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Now when we tried to disable the remote management service in the services menu but it will not stay disable as soon as the machine restarts the remote management service is running and its set to automatic again.
Is there anyway to disable (preferable) or remove just the remote management piece with out removing the rest of the client from the machines?
Thanks,
Mike

You can configure this in the ZCC for which components you want
installed. You can deselect Remote Management.
Note: You can also disable or remove the Mirror Driver from the Devices
Control Panel under Display Drivers and it will not come back.
On 1/13/2012 2:36 PM, mshicks wrote:
>
> I know this is "Why would anyone want to do this" question but we are
> having conflicting issues in one of our labs between NetSupport and
> Zenworks when trying to run Adobe Flash. NetSupport is a tool that quite
> a few of our lab teachers use, it gives them the ability to see all of
> there students screens, take control of them, and a few other features,
> all from a console that runs on the teacher machine.
>
> The problem comes in when running Flash if the student tries to create
> a text box and scroll inside of it then the computer crashes. We
> contacted NetSupport for help with this and they had us run a reporting
> tool that looked at the hardware setup and driver information. Then they
> setup a test machine and tried to replicate the problem and they were
> not able to. However they tech did note that in the scan of the machine
> there could be a conflicting issue between NetSupports Mirror Driver and
> DemoForge TightVNC Mirror Driver. I assumed the latter was part of
> Zenworks remote management. So we stopped the remote management service
> on a machine and tried to replicate the problem. We did not encounter
> the problem so we turned the remote management service back on and sure
> enough as soon as we tried to replicate the problem again the machine
> crashed.
>
> Now when we tried to disable the remote management service in the
> services menu but it will not stay disable as soon as the machine
> restarts the remote management service is running and its set to
> automatic again.
>
> Is there anyway to disable (preferable) or remove just the remote
> management piece with out removing the rest of the client from the
> machines?
>
> Thanks,
> Mike
>
>
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I want to share files from iMac to MacBookPro. In "Sharing" setup I want to check "screen Sharing" but get the error message"Screen Sharing is currently being controlled by the Remote Management service." What do I need to FIX???

I want to share files from iMac to MacBookPro. In "Sharing" setup I want to check "screen Sharing" but get the error message"Screen Sharing is currently being controlled by the Remote Management service." What do I need to FIX???

Care to share which OS you are using?
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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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Screen sharing controlled by remote managing service

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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Jim

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

How do I disable this? Easy steps please and THANKS!!!

System Preferences -> Sharing -> Remote Management (turn it off)
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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Whenever I connect to the server with RD I get error message that the Remote Desktop Licensing Server isn't configured and that the RD trill will expire in N-days. The server is up to date updates wise and has been licensed for 5 RD CALs. The server hosts DNS
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I read some blogs about having both DNS and AD DS on one box is a bad sea and a root cause of the issue. Well, that very well may be, but for me that's an option as I'm not going to get a box to just host DNS. There should a solution to this as I shouldn't
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Hi,
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Can administrators perfectly connect to RDS environment?
In meantime please check that you have properly configured and activated RD License role service and install RDS CAL on it. It might also possible that you have configured RD License server but it server can’t find it and giving you error due to certificate
also. Please check that you have properly configured certificate on your RDS Server. Try to install and update below hotfix for License related issue.
No RDS license when you connect to an RDS farm in Windows Server 2012
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2916846
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INFO,19 Jan 2012 14:29:58,608,[XELLERATE.REMOTEMANAGER],Class/Method: RMISSLClientSocketFactory/createSocket Remote Manager client socket Host is xx.xx.xxx.xxx and port is 12345
DEBUG,19 Jan 2012 14:29:58,610,[XELLERATE.REMOTEMANAGER],Class/Method: RMISSLClientSocketFactory/createSocket left.
DEBUG,19 Jan 2012 14:29:58,610,[XELLERATE.REMOTEMANAGER],Class/Method: RMISSLClientSocketFactory/createSocket left.
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DEBUG,19 Jan 2012 14:29:58,616,[XELLERATE.REMOTEMANAGER],Class/Method: RemoteManagerSupport/getRemoteManager left.

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I am trying to turn on my screen sharing but when I go to the system preferences "Sharing" tab, and click on the "Screen Sharing" and the message "Screen Sharing is currently being controlled by the Remote Management service". I naturally go to the remote management tab, but it is not there. Any help?
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