I can perhaps RDP to my home PC, but my work laptop is connected to home wifi with no intranet access.īit paranoid here, but if I connect to wifi with intranet access, then I connect to corp VPN, technically can anyone in corp IT access my stuff in my home network? The only alt that is working for now is Windows Quick Assist, but feel very clunky and does not seem to support full screen (?). I tried Splashtop, Anydesk, ConnectWise, but unfortunately none of them working if I am on corporate VPN.įor some reasons, when I use TeamViewer, the connection also stops working once I am on corp VPN, but if I restart TeamViewer, the connection can then be established.
Maybe it's their trick so that people dont bother chasing up (?)Īnyway, thanks for the suggestions above for the alternatives. I went to their website to tell them it's not for commercial use, then they replied in full German (wth)!
Saying it's for commercial use while I just want to connect from work laptop to personal desktop (so I dont need to switch keyboard and mouse and toggle screen input). Don't get me wrong I'd be happy to buy a license if the costs was proportionate to the amount of time I actually use the program to help people out, but from what I could see their plans start at $49.95 USD per month! So way too hard/intrusive and I went to ANYdesk instead. When you return this to us, we will review your response confirming your declaration of private use and use this to determine whether we can re-enable your use of TeamViewer." To continue using TeamViewer, there are two options for you to consider:ġ) We encourage you to purchase a license that fits your needs: Ģ) THIS FORM is a declaration of private use that needs to be printed, signed personally and sent back to us replying to this email. After reviewing the information provided to us, we were unable to confirm that the submitted ID is being used privately.
"Thank you for your request regarding being unblocked from using the free version of TeamViewer. Yeah, not that easy, I sent them an email and sent this back.
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