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I just want to verify the Microsoft Remote Desktop for Mac is not designed to allow connection FROM a Mac client computer TO a Mac host computer. It is designed only to connect to a PC.
Apologies if this is wrong forum.
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Hi, I am Dave, I will help you with this.
That is correct, the Microsoft Remote Desktop app is not designed to connect one Mac to another Mac, it is for connecting from a Mac to Azure Virtual Desktop, Windows 365 and Windows PC's, apple provide their own Apple Remote Desktop software to connect to another Mac.
Correct. It is designed to connect from Mac OS to a Windows OS.
