This message appeared on my desktop when I tried to use to connect with another PC from another country.

Be sure the vnc port is blocked by the firewall and only the ssh port is open.įor VNC create a tunnel with : ssh -N -p 22 -L 5902:localhost:5901 This email address is being protected from spambots. Hi experts, During the install of TeamViewer I have selected the Commercial Use and it worked just fine for 3-4 connections. You probably already have ssh configured for shell access. If the client is on your local subnet you can just connect with : krdc vnc://host:1įor remote access over Internet the best is to use ssh to encrypt the communication. The client I find the more stable and easy to use is krdc, a KDE application. vnc directory to contain the password file and the xstartup script to start the desktop and the application you want. Something like: /bin/su - $VncUser -c '/usr/bin/vncserver -geometry 1680x1050 -depth 24 :1' If you want to use the AnyDesk app for commercial purposes, you can buy one of the three. On a headless computer I install vncserver, using one of the alternative, both vnc4server and tightvncserver work for me.Ī detached session is started by an init script. AnyDesk is being developed by some ex-TeamViewer people.

If the remote computer has a real screen I want to share, I just run the vino server included with Ubuntu. Delete the registry Regedit > delete teamviewer related information. There is no need to use other software than the one provided by the Linux distribution. teamviewer is detected for commercial use (win10). I use VNC a lot, for telescope computer control but also for my build and test server on the cloud.

Commercial use detected teamviewer