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The command line provides a tool to automate AnyDesk using scripts. For some cases AnyDesk uses the pipe mechanism of the operating system instead of parameters for higher security.

See also: Exit Codes, Automatic Deployment

Automatic Execution (script)

AnyDesk can be installed by script with the following command:

anydesk.exe --install <location> --start-with-win

Important:

<location> must be a valid installation path, e.g. c:anydesk. Currently, AnyDesk must be startedwith Windows.

For more installation parameters, see Automatic Deployment.

Initialization Parameters

Get Alias, ID, Status or Version

AnyDesk writes requested information to stdout.If the service is not running, SERVICE_NOT_RUNNING is returned and an exit is set indicating the error. If AnyDesk is not installed, it needs to be started first, in order to launch a local service.

On Linux, get AnyDesk Alias or ID of the installed and running AnyDesk, with this syntax:

anydesk --get-alias

anydesk --get-id

anydesk --get-status

anydesk --version

Use batch scripts for Windows:

to get ID:

to get Alias:

to get status:

to get version:

Setting a Password

For security reasons, a password for unattended access can not be set from the command line directly as this would enable malicious users to spy the password from the command line in Task Manager. Instead, a pipe is used to set the password.

echo password | anydesk.exe --set-password

Examples:

Standard client: echo my_new_password | anydesk.exe --set-password

Custom client: echo my_new_password | anydesk-123abc456.exe --set-password

This requires administrator privileges.

Removing the Password (for Windows only)

A non-preset unattended access password can also be removed from the AnyDesk client using the command line.

Examples:

Standard client: anydesk.exe --remove-password

Custom client: anydesk-123abc456.exe --remove-password

This requires administrator privileges.

Registering License Key

You can register a license with the current AnyDesk installation using the command line. The service must be running.

echo license_keyABC | anydesk.exe --register-license

Almost every scripting language has a pipe interface for stdin and stdout. See the programming language documentation for more information.

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Connection Parameters

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To connect to a remote AnyDesk ID or Alias, the syntax is: anydesk.exe alias@ad

The following commands can be added after the destination address (for Windows only):

Connecting with Password (for Windows only)

Example script that connects to alias@ad with password.Use command line or batch script:

echo password | 'C:Program Files (x86)AnyDeskAnyDesk.exe' alias@ad --with-password

Other Command Lines (for Windows only)

Open the Settings window:

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To go to the specific setting page, the syntax is:

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To open global settings: