|  | UNIX Shell Commands

In addition to its own tasks, Apple Remote Desktop (ARD) provides a way to easily execute UNIX commands on remote computers. In order to send UNIX commands to the client computers, the client computers must have the BSD subsystem installed. The UNIX commands are shell commands. This means that you can write a script with conditionals, loops, and other functions of the shell, and not just send one command.

See:

- Built-in Command-line Tools.
- Executing a Single UNIX Command.
- Executing Scripts Via UNIX Command.