With remote management enabled the screen saver never kicks in, the monitor never sleeps

The title says it all. With remote management enabled the screen saver never kicks in, the monitor never sleeps. This is with an iMac. So I have to leave remote management off, which means instead of using remote desktop I have to manage the machine with TeamViewer. Life is still good, but this seems like a bug, and there's a few things remote desktop does that TeamViewer can't.

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