How to take remote via RDP from MAC OS system

To take remote desktop (RDP) from a MacBook, you'll typically need to use a third-party RDP client since macOS doesn't include native support for RDP. Here's a general guide on how to do it:

1. Install an RDP client: There are several RDP clients available for macOS. Microsoft Remote Desktop is a popular choice. You can download it from the Mac App Store.

2. Open the RDP client: After installation, open the RDP client on your MacBook.

3. Add a new connection: In the RDP client, you'll usually find an option to add a new connection or a similar feature. Click on it to create a new connection.

4. Enter the details: You'll need to provide the following information:

   • Connection name: A name for your connection (can be anything descriptive).
   • PC name: The IP address or hostname of the computer you want to connect to.
   • User account: Your username and password for the remote computer.
   • Optional settings: You may have options for configuring display resolution, sound settings, etc.

5. Connect: Once you've entered all the necessary information, save the connection and then select it from the list to initiate the connection.

6. Authenticate: Depending on the settings of the remote computer, you may need to enter your credentials again to authenticate.

7. Access the remote desktop: After successful authentication, you should be connected to the remote desktop of the target computer. You can now control it from your MacBook as if you were sitting in front of it.