• Anydesk For Mac 10.7

I and installed anydesk (free licence) in Ubuntu 18.04: sudo dpkg -i anydesk2.9.6-1amd64.deb But it does not allow me to change the 'alias' (change the number to a custom alias, like e.g. Pc1@MyCompany or machine@ad) (see ) According to anydesk you have to modify this file: Linux: /.anydesk/service.conf But they do not explain how to permanently change it. How can I change the alias of anydesk?

Anydesk For Mac 10.7

Thanks in advance Update: (thanks to @danzel) This question maybe has no answer (for free license). I have consulted with the official Anydesk, and only the Anydesk professional and enterprise license can change the ID to Alias. Therefore the free version can not. See Note: If AnyDesk is used portable (not installed), only the ID is displayed and no Alias can be assigned. So, at least on my part, this question is closed. Thanks to all the participants. Depends of version that you have in your System, normally when you finish the installation, it present only one time, at the first runs, the interface with you can choice your alias, it check that alias is available and set it in both site, your system, and the remote servers configuration (anydesk servers).

If you dismiss the first run when you can choice the alias, you can purge from your system the anydesk installation, and try again. This operation set a new ID and you can choice the desired alias. Just because this topic is in the active search so my experience might will helpful. So I cloned windows computer and any desk picked up old allies so I could not really access my first computer until the second one was on. And just because any desk was installed I had real trouble even run portable version because no matter what you do it's still picking the old name of the first computer.

So how to actually to deal with it. There is cache file in user local and roaming folders. You need to delete the program itself and those files from user caches folders. Then if you run portable version again it will give you a number finally. If you want to install it then change your computer name but before installation deletes old caches files otherwise, it will still pick the old name.

Whenever you log in to a remote computer with AnyDesk viewing its screen clicking on its files and using the software it has installed the result is sent back to you in real time as video. This is standard for remote desktop applications but AnyDesk uses DeskRT a video codec specialized for the purpose of encoding video of computer interfaces. This means that it runs more smoothly and closely to what you'd see at the computer itself. Combined with rock-solid server technology this means that AnyDesk provides super-fast speeds for anything short of playing video games whether you need it during the day or at 3 AM on a stormy holiday in the middle of large-scale Internet attacks.