+23I'm trying to add another user (user3) to ssh access, but for some reason when I run the kickstart command it still doesn't gain ssh access. can someone help tweak my command?
/System/Library/CoreServices/RemoteManagement/ARDAgent.app/Contents/Resources/kickstart -activate -configure -access -on -users user1,user2,user3 -privs -all -restart -agent -menuBest answer by dzogrim
Hi,
kickstart -- Quickly uninstall, install, activate, configure, and/or restart components of Apple Remote Desktop without a reboot.
I think your command is OK for the user3 to use ARD and do some tasks… you could check.
But did you try to check if the users are in the authorized group for SSH access?
/usr/bin/dscl . -read /Groups/com.apple.access_sshMaybe you can add users or a group of users in this group… so they will have access.
You also may want to be sure SSH is running:
systemsetup -setremote login on
+6Hi,
kickstart -- Quickly uninstall, install, activate, configure, and/or restart components of Apple Remote Desktop without a reboot.
I think your command is OK for the user3 to use ARD and do some tasks… you could check.
But did you try to check if the users are in the authorized group for SSH access?
/usr/bin/dscl . -read /Groups/com.apple.access_sshMaybe you can add users or a group of users in this group… so they will have access.
You also may want to be sure SSH is running:
systemsetup -setremote login on@dzogrim thank you, it looks like the user isn't added to the com.apple.access_ssh group
thank you!
dseditgroup -o edit -a user3 -T group com.apple.access_sshnow it shows up!
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