I have compiled a script, which I use in OS X 10.5 with ARD Admin 3.2. You can't simply trash the ARD Admin application and then reinstall it that does not work, as ARD Admin puts files and resources in many places. I did not want to reload OS X to fix this issue, so I went looking for another solution. Just this morning I got hit with the same issues trying to remote into some servers - the application just hung, and it would lock and I would have to force quit it. In the past, my coworkers have just wiped and reloaded OS X to fix this issue, which is kind of an unacceptable solution in my mind. You try to reinstall the application and it gets you nowhere. The way I have seen it happen is at first it becomes sluggish, and the application performs slow, then it goes into crashing and not working down the road. Symptoms are constant crashes, hangs when launching, not scanning through certain subnets or VLANs, and it won't connect to certain computers on your network. When it works, it is awesome, but over the last year and a half at this deployment, a lot of us have randomly seen ARD Admin fail, for a lack of a better term. As such, Apple Remote Desktop (ARD) Admin is a very widely-used application for myself and my coworkers.
#TO CONNECT TO APPLE REMOTE DESKTOP 10.4 MAC#
Here at my work, we have a very large and managed Macintosh environment - 6,000 MacBooks, 30+ Xserves, and 1,000+ Mac desktops, all in an Open Directory environment.
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