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We request the ability for licensed users in a company to maintain user‑owned private devices (e.g. personal laptops/home lab systems) with unattended access (Easy Access), without those devices becoming company‑managed assets visible to all company admins. Use case: Personal development machines Home PCs used occasionally…
Problem Description:In TeamViewer Classic, the "Remote Control using Windows Authentication" option was visible directly on the session/computer list — one click and the user was prompted for Windows credentials. In the new TeamViewer Remote interface, this option is no longer available before establishing a connection.…
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After installing Teamviewer and creating your TeamViewer account, follow these recommendations to ensure the highest level of security tailored to your needs. Secure your account: Set up two-factor authentication (2FA) Two-factor authentication (2FA) adds an extra layer of security to your TeamViewer account. Even if…
As a company administrator, you can review the connection reports for incoming and outgoing connections. This feature is not a traditional security setting but rather a feature that allows you to review all incoming and outgoing connections performed with your license. Find detailed information about Connections Reports…
If you plan to use unattended access for TeamViewer, you have to think about security, as your devices will be accessible all the time. Please follow the instructions below to make sure your Host is protected from unauthorized access at any time. Manage your device and grant Easy Access To guarantee the most secure remote…