How to manage my virtualbox remotely without G.P. ban?

[all_rock]

Hello friends,

I have a lot of os in my virtualbox on my desktop pc. The system is good working for me. But i want to manage them remotely because i travel frequently. I'm not sure team viewer using is risky on main host pc? Can be it risky for Google P. Acc. ban?

Always working on notebook is dangerous because if it falls i can lose my files in hdd.

To copy files to notebook on travel time isn't useful because one os is 20 gb.

Which remotely management system would you recommend without Google P. ban?

Thanks.

 

[Aaric]

1. May be you can open remote VNC port on each VM if you have public IP address.
2. Many Notebooks comes with free fall detection. They switch off hard disk if fall is detected.
3. Google has nothing to do with VNC.

 

[Kommando]

It's a bit hard for me to understand your setup, but I suppose it's something like this?
Notebook -> Teamviewer -> PC -> VirtualBox -> VM -> Google

In that case using Teamviewer doesn't change anything, Google will still see the same IP as on your PC.
However, if you are running multiple accounts you should consider using good quality proxies because on one IP your accounts will be linked.

 

[all_rock]

It's a bit hard for me to understand your setup, but I suppose it's something like this?
Notebook -> Teamviewer -> PC -> VirtualBox -> VM -> Google

In that case using Teamviewer doesn't change anything, Google will still see the same IP as on your PC.
However, if you are running multiple accounts you should consider using good quality proxies because on one IP your accounts will be linked.

Yes setup is right.

Can I access android studio of wm without a fingerprint with team viewer if I turn off the internet of virtual machine? I think maybe windows 10 and some programs in host pc report some info to google.

 

[Barium]

What do you do with ips? vpn?

 

[Kommando]

Yes setup is right.

Can I access android studio of wm without a fingerprint with team viewer if I turn off the internet of virtual machine? I think maybe windows 10 and some programs in host pc report some info to google.

Teamviewer is OK.
This is just speculation, but it's likely that Android Studio embeds some sort of identifier to applications and if you use one Android Studio for multiple Google Play developer accounts they could get linked, but it's not related to using Teamviewer.

 

[Mr.Sinatra]

Get yourself an ssd drive.
Export the vms to your drive and take them with you on a portable pc.
When you get back export from your laptop and import them back to your main pc.

This is just a suggestion as I did not test this but mainly you will never be safe dancing with the devil.

Google is not the devil.