Anydesk For Raspbian



  • I've installed and reinstalled anydesk on my pi 4 running raspbian full with the same results. It shows the anydesk icon in taskbar and menu but whenever it's clicked on nothing happens. I've also seen others with the same problem but it doesn't look like the issue has been resolved as of yet.
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  • For Red Hat and Debian compatible Linux distributions AnyDesk offers repositories. Customers with Professional or Power license may use a customized client, called custom-client. Custom-clients are generated in AnyDesks web-interface namely MyAnyDesk Portal providing individual settings, permissions, and logo.
Raspbian

AnyDesk 6.0.1 for Linux, FreeBSD, and Raspbian; you will receive a prompt asking you to update AnyDesk versions or to use the 'Remote Restart' action found in Actions on the AnyDesk toolbar. Settings and Menu Tab. During session, open the Menu-Tab by swiping from left or right-hand side of the screen to control all aspects of the session.

my.anydesk.com is the main interface to view and modify properties and status of a customers' account. It provides the custom client generator to create your own Anydesk, session logging, a support form to submit tickets and a section to manage payments.

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Login

Customers get credentials by mail once the account is created on purchase. The mail include your login credentials namely the customers registered mail and a password. The password can be changed in the settings. In case you lose your password, it can be reset on myAnyDesk main page.

Apply the license option in the Menu Tab of AnyDesk Main Window

ID, Alias and License Key

The ID represents a unique number to identify a specific client in the AnyDesk network. The Alias is shaped like a mail address consisting of name and namespace. By default, users get an Alias in the public namespace '@ad' representing AnyDesk. A custom namespace is available for the Professional and Enterprise license.

The ID is generated by AnyDesk upon first startup.

Example github readme. See AnyDesk ID and Alias to learn how to backup the ID.

Note: A Reset of the license key won't remove your registered clients. Only new clients to be registered have to use the new license key. Auto-register the license by choosing the option assign to license in the custom client.
Apply or remove license key in AnyDesk

The license key connects the AnyDesk client to the corresponding account. ID and Alias are displayed in the clients section on my.anydesk.com when registered.

Anydesk

Registration

The license, applied to AnyDesk links the client to a specific account. After registering the client, the portal will display all its properties.

Note: For AnyDesk Lite, only one device is licensed. For AnyDesk Professional, licensed clients consume sessions and fill the max-session count. Hence don't distribute licensed custom clients outside your work space.
Register clientCopy the license key on my.anydesk.com in the License tab and paste it into AnyDesk by going to » Options Tab » Change license key.
Remove clientGo to my.anydesk.com to the license tab and click on a registered client. Then click remove.

Adding Clients to a Namespace

The Alias can be chosen freely in the client details. The namespace must be @ad except for custom namespaces.

Note: If AnyDesk is installed and registered with a free license, the Alias is bound to the ID and cannot be changed once it was set.

The namespace is available for the Professional, Power and Enterprise license.

  • Standard or public namespace:

exampleAlias@ad

  • custom namespace:

exampleAlias@MyOwnNamespace

In Order to apply your namespace to a specific client:

  • Attach your licence-key to AnyDesk with the corresponding ID/Alias.
  • Login to the portal and browse to the list of clients.
  • Choose the client you want to modify and click the loupe symbol.
  • Change the name. You have to enter the full name including the @myOwnNamespace

Monitoring

The Portal monitors clients registered to your account, the amount of active sessions, the installed version, as well as when and how long a sessions did take place. (Provides Export Options for CSV session data). Use this feature for accounting or billing purposes. A REST-interface is also available for Professional and Enterprise customers to provide automatic retrieval of session data.

Close Session

In the Session section click the arrow symbol » to get session details in the upper right corner, choose Close session to disconnect a session. Use this method to lower the session count.

Account information

All personal contact information except the registered mailaddress can be edited.

The license tab also shows general information like:

  • Customer number
  • License type
  • License number
  • Available & max seats
  • Available & max session
  • Namespace (if part of the bundle)
  • Clients connected to your license showing ID, Alias and online status
  • Interface to build custom client versions of AnyDesk. (Customize AnyDesk)

Settings

The settings tab lets you change time zone and language, setup the CSV session export, enable [Two-Factor Authentication] and change the unattended access password.


Payment & Invoices

In the Settings Tab switch to [Payment], to consign credit card information. Invoices will be payed automatically.You may also choose to pay manually via bank transfer or PayPal. The invoice section lists all invoices including status to keep track.

Forgot Password

If you forgot your password, go to my.anydesk.com and request a password reset by clicking forgot password. You will receive a reset password mail to your registered mail address.

Custom Client Generator

The Portal also provides the ability to create your own AnyDesk called custom client. See: Customize AnyDesk

AnyDesk Main Window on iOS

AnyDesk provides a fast and easy to use iOS App. Connect to Windows Server, choose your preferred Input-Mode or use the special-keyboard to work on other platforms.
AnyDesk is compatible with iOS 11.0 or later.

Note:
  • The address book is not yet available for iOS
  • The license can’t be assigned to iOS/iPadOS/tvOS devices yet
  • Remote view is only possible since version 12.0
  • Remote-control is not possible due to restrictions of the vendor

AnyDesk 5.0.0 for iOS and newer
With AnyDesk 5.0.0 and later on iOS, the background limitation has been removed for incoming connections.
Please note if using an AnyDesk client older than the following:

  • AnyDesk 6.0.8 for Windows
  • AnyDesk 6.0.1 for macOS
  • AnyDesk 6.0.1 for Linux, FreeBSD, and Raspbian

you will receive a prompt asking you to update AnyDesk versions or to use the 'Remote Restart' action found in Actions on the AnyDesk toolbar.

Settings and Menu Tab

During session, open the Menu-Tab by swiping from left or right-hand side of the screen to control all aspects of the session.

Actions Menu Tab

Session Settings

  • Choose Quality
  • Session settings /permissions
  • Choose Touchpad Mode
  • Show remote cursor

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Select Monitor

For remote devices with multiple monitors, choose the monitor to be displayed.

Show Keyboard

Blend soft keyboard in view.

Actions Menu

The Actions Menu provides the user additional options control the remote device:

  1. Chat
  2. Send SAS Command: Ctrl + Alt + Del (Windows)
  3. Take a screenshot
  4. Request elevation
  5. Show system info

Special Keyboard

To manage keys for other platforms, the special keyboard provides additional keys.

Special Keyboard


iOS AnyDesk file explorer

File Transfer

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For AnyDesk 5.1.0 and newer, file transfer between an iOS and non-iOS operating system is possible.

File transfer to and from tvOS devices is currently not possible.

Transfer a file from an iOS device to a non-iOS device:

  1. Use the 'Share' action on the file you wish to transfer within the Apple File application, select 'More' then 'AnyDesk'.
    1. As of AnyDesk 5.2.0, this Share to AnyDesk feature is also available in the Apple Photos application.
  2. AnyDesk will open where you can enter or select the AnyDesk-ID you wish to transfer the file to.
  3. After the remote computer has accepted the AnyDesk connection, you can navigate to the folder you wish to place the File in and tap the red bar at the bottom to transfer the file.

Retrieve a file from a non-iOS device:

  1. Enter the AnyDesk-ID/Alias of the device you wish to retrieve the file from on the iOS device
  2. Hold the 'Connect' button and a prompt will appear asking if you want to 'Connect' regularly or start a File Transfer session.
  3. Once the remote device has accepted the connection, the iOS device will be transferred to a File Explorer view.
  4. Select the file you wish to retrieve and tap the red download button at the bottom of the screen.
  5. Select the location where the downloaded file should be saved on the iOS device.


tvOS

AnyDesk for tvOS shares many of the features and settings from the AnyDesk for iOS app. Below you will find a tutorial of how to use our tvOS app which can also be found within the app itself.

Note:
  • Only outgoing connections are possible at this time
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  • tvOS Tutorial




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