• 1Special Settings
• 2Settings in AnyDesk Client
• 3Other Individual Settings

To Customize AnyDesk, there are many configuration options available. You can either override a setting (meaning there is no way to change it back within AnyDesk) or change the default setting which AnyDesk uses. For security-related features, always use override.

For example: _module=anydesk-4.3.0

Access Control List Limit access to your device by using a whitelist. Incoming session requests from IDs/Aliases that do not match at least one listed criterion will be blocked automatically. On a fresh AnyDesk installation, you can only let other people in if you have opened your AnyDesk program window. This prevents you from accidentally letting strangers in. If you need to access your PC without someone letting you in, go to the security panel in the options dialog. You can set a password for unattended access there. I have installed anydesk and i would like to block connections from internet and allow the connections from the local network. I have tried to do that with the firewall of windows. If i create a rule for outgoing connections then I can't connect from anywhere. How to Block Access to Folder in Windows 10If you want to give a guest or visitor access to your computer, but want to restrict access to a particular folder. So, yesterday I downloaded AnyDesk to access my work computer and when I accessed it,I started hearing some mic sounds (coming from the workplace). It must have been the default settings that opened the mic.When I reported this issue to some coworkers they accused me of spying on them (not very tech-savvy people).

Special Settings

Address Book features

Anydesk Web Access

Settings in AnyDesk Client

User Interface Settings

Security Settings

Privacy Settings

Display settings

Audio Settings

Connection Settings

Recording Settings

Other Individual Settings

Position and size of the window

Disclaimer settings

Layout settings

Language Codes

AnyDesk supports the following languages: (ISO-Codes)

Good news! Starting with Android version 6.1.10, you can now configure AnyDesk for Android via Mobile Device Management (MDM) solutions. Rolling out a remote desktop solution to Android mobile devices and managing it centrally has never been easier. Learn more about Mobile Device Management and the benefits of configuring AnyDesk via MDM solutions.

What Is Mobile Device Management (MDM)?

IT administrators today need to manage more than just a large number of computers. Mobile devices are used more and more—be they smartphones or tablets. In addition, work is no longer done only from a central office. There are branch offices, co-working offices and, of course, employees working from home a lot more. Even if all mobile devices were in one central place, it would be simply impossible for an IT administrator to take care of each device individually.

What happens, for example, if a problem occurs on one of the Android devices? Does the IT admin need to provide remote support by getting direct access to the device? There has to be a way to securely and easily deploy and configure remote desktop software across all mobile devices. Fortunately, there are numerous ways to manage corporate devices that are scattered all over the world from a central point. The key is mobile device management (MDM).

MDM tools, such as Microsoft Intune, allow IT administrators to integrate all mobile devices into the corporate network and distribute software, updates and security policies securely and across operating systems. The Android version of AnyDesk can now be managed in the same way.

Why You Should Configure AnyDesk on Android Devices via MDM

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These are the 7 benefits of managing AnyDesk via MDM:

1. Fast and flexible configuration from a central location.
2. Configurations can be made for a defined group of users.
3. Configuration updates can be rolled out automatically via the MDM solution, even during operation.
4. There is no need to reinstall or uninstall the client after updates.
5. AnyDesk can be distributed quickly and easily to all in-house devices. No downloads or installations are required for the end user.
6. New AnyDesk versions can also be rolled out automatically via the MDM solution.
7. The configurations are based on the AnyDesk (Android) standard client (not on the AnyDesk “custom client”).

AnyDesk and MDM: A Few Examples

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In short, this ensures your AnyDesk is centralized, automated, and easy for you to control. But what exactly are your management options? Here are a few examples of configurations that can be made via the MDM solution:

1. Distribute the AnyDesk License to All Users

How would you like to set up AnyDesk on the Android endpoints? You could run from device to device individually and enter the license key. You could ask your co-workers to enter the license key themselves. Or you could use an MDM tool like Microsoft Intune and deploy the AnyDesk client to every Android device in seconds.

2. Restrict AnyDesk Access

An MDM solution is not only efficient, but it also helps to keep you secure. Want to prevent your employees from connecting to AnyDesk users outside of your network? Using MDM, you can choose which devices employees are allowed to connect to AnyDesk.

3. Disable AnyDesk Settings

As an IT administrator, you should maintain control over the AnyDesk client. MDM gives you the option to enable or disable all or selected settings for groups of employees. Of course, security settings are crucial: You can ensure that all your co-workers have the same settings that cannot be changed.

The AnyDesk client has always been lightweight and secure. Now it’s even easier to make it available to your end users. But that’s far from the only thing AnyDesk is capable of via MDM. Give it a try!