Only download this program when an IBERSYA technician asks you to. It lets us see your screen and help you, always with your permission and only while it is open.
macOS will ask for two permissions: Screen Recording and Accessibility. Turn them on for RustDesk in System Settings → Privacy & Security. Without them the technician cannot see the screen or move the mouse.
Download the package for your distribution: .deb for Ubuntu, Debian or Mint; .rpm for Fedora or Red Hat; AppImage for any other.
Install it with your package manager (double-clicking usually works). The AppImage needs no install: make it executable (right-click → Properties) and open it.
In RustDesk, go to Settings → Network → ID/Relay server and click “Import”. Paste the configuration below.
If your desktop uses Wayland, RustDesk will ask permission to share the screen at the start of each connection. Accept it.
Read out to the technician the ID and one-time password shown on screen.
Seeing the screen is not enough to operate the phone. If the technician needs to tap for you, RustDesk will take you to Settings → Accessibility: turn RustDesk on there. You can turn it off when we are done.