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Beam Overview and Requirements
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ScreenMeet Beam Overview
ScreenMeet Beam is an optional, paid add-on to ScreenMeet Support that enables true unattended remote access. It allows agents to connect to a device even when no end user is present. This is ideal for managing infrastructure, kiosks, remote employee machines, or VIP endpoints that require on-demand administrative access.
To enable this functionality, the Beam client must be installed on the remote device. During installation, each device is registered to a Beam Group using a unique Group Key. The Beam Group controls who is allowed to access the device.
ScreenMeet Beam Requirements
Beam supports the following operating systems:
Windows:
Windows 10 and 11
Requires .NET Framework 4.6.2 or later
Windows Server:
Server 2016
Server 2019
Server 2022
macOS:
macOS 10.13 (High Sierra) or later
Deployment Workflow
The Beam deployment process includes two key steps:
1. Group Setup and Access Management
Before installing the client, create Beam Groups that define who can access which devices. Each group generates a unique Device Group Key, which is used to bind devices to the group during installation.
🔗 Full guide:
Managing Beam Groups – Setup, Settings, and Access Management
2. Client Installation and Configuration
After group setup, install the Beam Client on macOS or Windows devices. During installation, each device is linked to the proper Beam Group using the Device Group Key, either via the graphical interface or deployment scripts.
🔗 Full guide:
Beam Client – Installation, Deployment, and Configuration Guide
Next Steps
Review and create your Beam Groups in the ScreenMeet admin console
Choose a deployment method based on your environment
Use the linked documentation to install, configure, and verify device connectivity
📘 Quick Links
✅ Managing Beam Groups – Setup, Settings, and Access Management
✅ Beam Client – Installation, Deployment, and Configuration Guide