Author Topic: Make TeamViewer a one-way connection?  (Read 4211 times)

joandcruz

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Make TeamViewer a one-way connection?
« on: March 08, 2015, 10:48:39 AM »

Hi.

I have installed TV on my main machine (host) to try it and it seems to be what I want (to control a remote machine (client) that in turn controls a long distance network). However, after installing it on the remote machine I found that TV not only showed my main PC but allowed access to it. The firewall popped up to inform me, but after I temporarily allowed the action I then had full access to my host PC from the client. This is obviously a major security problem for me. I'm sure I have made a mistake in the setup to allow this, but cannot see where, so any help greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

matt

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Re: Make TeamViewer a one-way connection?
« Reply #1 on: March 08, 2015, 07:02:45 PM »
Don't log in at the remote end.

Only log in at the end at which you physically sit.

Team runs without being logged in and allows access if that has been set up, and ID numbers and passwords are known