If you are connecting within a network, over a VPN, or can handle port forwarding then VNC would be a good solution for you. Teamviewer gives me the cheeps because when it can't make a connection directly between systems it proxies everything through their infrastructure which means you have to trust them completely, and even if they are worthy of this trust if someone someday manages to penetrate their infrastructure then they would have control of the worlds most distributed and effective keystroke logger which makes them an attractive target for such an attack.īryan - Why are you using TV? If it's because you're connecting into a network and don't want to deal with port forwarding then a hosted solution makes sense.
It sounds like RealVNC (perhaps even the free edition) would be suitable to your requirements. I already spent way too much on my test equipment. Note: I use this to access my home lab, to easily jump around on various machines, I have no way of paying the $700 for a license. So now I'm trying to find a solution that avoids messing around with the MAC address since that would screw up other stuff on my home lab. I tried calling their 800 number but they said that they cant help me and to contact them via email. I've tried reinstalling the program but something somewhere is keeping the setting the same, so it still does the exact same thing. So now I'm on my own for finding a solution to fix the five minute limit on my laptop. I contacted teamviewer via email and they confirmed that im registered as a private user so my account seems fine on the server side however they have stopped communicating with me after that last email and any more that I send never get answered.
Has anyone that has been subject to teamviewers 5 minute restriction for personal use able to find a way around it?
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