Installing Team Viewer on corporate laptop to access my home computer
Hi there,
I was thinking about installing team viewer on the machine I got from my work, so that I can from time to time log in to my home machine when I want to do something on it while at work. I consider this being a personal use case, but I am not sure if it is the correct interpretation. I would be glad to find that out and be sure before I install it. What do you think?
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Hi @Tokukarin
Thanks for your question.
What you are describing is indeed a typical use case for commercial usage as it is a connection from your work computer.
The other way around: From your home computer to your work computer is also commercial. Basically every connection you make from or to your work computer requires a license.
If this is the only connection you want to make, I recommend the new Remote Acces license for you. I´ll get you the link for more information: https://www.teamviewer.com/en/content/lo-remote-access/
I hope this clarifies your question.
Best, Esther
Former Community Manager
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Hi,
this is from TeamViewer website:
Example of direct payment:
- a customer pays you for providing support
Examples of indirect payments:
- a software company sells a software product for which it offers free support via TeamViewer
- teamwork among colleagues within a company
- use in associations and non-profit organizations
- access to a company computer for work-related activities
In the above-mentioned cases for indirect payment, TeamViewer is used for creating an added value, the payment takes place indirectly through salaries or a combination of sales/support activities.
So how exactly is the current case a "typical use case for commercial usage as it is a connection from your work computer."? Note the fouerth line in the indirect payments example: "access to a company computer for work-related activities"
He is using Teamviewer to work on his personal projects in his home PC. So it does not seem to me like a commercial use case at all.
So please TeamViewer, explain.
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