Unable to connect to CentOS Teamviewer

Hi,

I am unable to connect to my CentOS based system running with Team Viewer. Funnily, I am able to connect to other machines on Team Viewer using that same CentOS machine, but inbound TeamViewer connections to that CentOS machine are not succeeding. When trying to connect to the CentOS machine, I receive the error "Unable to connect, reason unknown".

This is not a network issue on my end, since I'm able to connect to Windows based Team Viewer machines.

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Dear abhisheksha,

Thank you for contacting TeamViewer.

May you please check if you can access the following website?

master1.teamviewer.com

We are looking forward to your comments.

Best regards,

Christian

Guys, any help?

Thanks

Also note - I have disbabled the firewall using systemctl disable firewalld

Any update?

Unfortunately, that did not help. I restarted the CentOS machine also.

Dear abhisheksha,

Thank you for your post.

Sounds like TeamViewer is not able to grab the session.

Some reasons for that can be TeamViewer was started on a virtual X session (They are not supported).

Have you tried to restart the TeamViewer service on your CentOS 7 Box?

To do so, please run the following command.

sudo teamviewer daemon restart

Hope this solution works for you.

Best regards,

Christian

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