It's to setup a simple connection between two computers so one user can help another and send some files either way if needed. I really don't want to get into Unattended access.

I'll definitely add that if I do the security section. I've assigned my own but TeamViewer still shows it's generated password and that also works along with the one I've assigned.Įdit: Ah, I see you can select Disabled (No random password) for Password strength. If you’ve ever needed access to a sleeping device to grab a file. Whether you’re using TeamViewer to access your own device or if you’re an IT professional trying to provide support, being able to remotely access a sleeping device in another location is essential. USB over Network Client must be installed on the PCs. The password is not that easy to guess for a person as it's nnccnncc but fairly simple for a computer I guess. Remotely Wake, Restart, and Install Applications on Sleeping Devices. All you have to do is to install USB over Network Server on the PC where USB devices are plugged in. I strongly recommend a section on the security as people need to understand risks of tools like Teamviewer - it is very secure if used properly.I'll think on a security section.

TeamViewer security - if you choose to use a Teamviewer Account, it is recommended you use a strong password and two factor account authentication (some years ago, some users got hacked due to weak passwords and no 2FA.Īlso a section on unattended access (security above is important especially here). I think it would be useful to add a couple of sections:

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