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Creating a new screen connection
Before we begin, make sure that you've configured the computer you'll be connecting to for remote access. You'll find related instructions in this section. Instructions for Screens on macOS Instructio…
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Routers Supported by Screens Connect
Screens Connect requires that your router support NAT-PMP (Network Address Translation - Port Mapping Protocol) or UPnP (Universal Plug and Play), and that the service is enabled and active. If your …
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Routers Supported by Screens Connect
Screens Connect requires that your router support NAT-PMP (Network Address Translation - Port Mapping Protocol) or UPnP (Universal Plug and Play), and that the service is enabled and active. If your …
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Making your computer reachable remotely without Screens Connect
Screens Connect is the easiest way to make a computer available for connections from outside its local network, but under certain circumstances, Screens Connect isn't a viable option. In such cases, i…
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Using custom URLs and ports with Screens
If, instead of using Screens Connect, you rely on a third-party service such as DynDNS Remote Access, No-IP or use a public IP address to access your computer across the Internet, be sure to configure…
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What to do when there are several instances of Screens Connect in the Menu Bar
Screens Connect should only have one instance running at all times. This article will show you what to do if you see several instances of Screens Connect in your menu bar: Procedure: Click on the Sc…
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Display Selection
If the Mac you are connected to is attached to multiple displays, you can select which display you wish to use with Screens. If you are connecting to a PC, it is also possible to select a particular d…
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Can Screens Connect work with a VPN?
Connecting to a remote computer through a VPN is neither recommended nor supported. Many VPNs operate in such a way that obscures the path of most user-space network traffic, preventing Screens from b…
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What to do when there are several instances of Screens Connect in the Menu Bar
Screens Connect should only have one instance running at all times. This article will show you what to do if you see several instances of Screens Connect in your menu bar: Procedure: Click on the Sc…
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Display Selection
If the Mac you are connected to is attached to multiple displays, you can select which display you wish to use with Screens. If you are connecting to a PC, it is also possible to select a particular d…
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Using custom URLs and ports with Screens
If you opt for third-party services like DynDNS Remote Access or No-IP, or rely on a public IP address for remote access to your computer over the Internet without using Screens Connect, it's crucial …
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Connections are stuck at "Connecting…"
This typically indicates that a network routing problem is preventing Screens from contacting the remote computer. The computer is in sleep mode, is turned off or not plugged into a power outlet See t…
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Connections are stuck at "Connecting…"
This typically indicates that a network routing problem is preventing Screens from contacting the remote computer. The computer is in sleep mode, is turned off or not plugged into a power outlet See t…
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Creating a new screen connection