Access MacOS UTM Windows 11 VM using iPad or iPhone
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- Опубліковано 7 чер 2024
- If you have installed UTM on your Apple Silicon MacOS computer (mini, laptop, Mac), you may want to access the virtual machine(s) using your iPad or iPhone. It turns out there are some quick & easy settings to enable on UTM running on the MacOS computer, and a small app to download on the iOS or iPadOS device called "UTM Remote Virtual Machines" to do just that.
Sadly, the MacOS remote client has been disabled due to security issues. Also, the app for iPad and iPhone seem to only work on the LAN or same WiFi as the UTM server.
NOTE: I am actively on the UTM GitHub discussion group trying to see if anyone has been able to resolve the issue accessing the VM over the internet, which would make the feature totally rock (assuming lag is not an issue).
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Sadly you can only connect to VMs that are running on QEMU. So all windows and Linux ms will be fine. The macOS VMs use Apple virtualisation, so you can’t connect to them using this tool. Major bummer, I want macOS from my iPad Pro. Windows 11 is a poor substitute.
Admittedly, I really only have one VM In my UTM app at this time, and that is windows 11 Pro. However, I was able to access it without issue. Well, UM is a rapper for QEMA, which conceded your point.
That said, what were you looking to access using the UM remote app? Is it running under VMware or parallels desktop? But
@@technologistonthego2377 I was looking to run a macOS VM, and use UTM Remote to connect to it from my iPad Pro, when I'm travelling. It's got a full keyboard and trackpad, but iPadOS limits what I can do. Sadly, the macOS VM is always 'unavailable' in UTM Remote, due to that macOS guests not running on QEMU. But the way UTM works, it wouldn't be viable anyway. You can't just connect/disconnect to running VMs.
@@paulwoodward8265 Yes, I noticed that. As my MacOS VM wasn’t fully configured beyond the initial installation, I thought the lack of availability was due to that. Apparently, it is an unfriendly Apple thing.