Teamviewer: Whitlisting Accounts

[SuperNoobInc]

I have setup a VMworkstation for my VA. I have also setup teamviewer for him to access this workstation - added his teamviewer ID to my whitlelist to prevent any trouble.

Now my question is.. is there a way to prevent 'outsider (such as my VA)' changing my teamviewer configurations? He can easily remove everyone on the whitelist and let his friends access to.

If 'outsider' can make changes to my teamviewer configurations, then its kindda pointless to have a whitelist in that case?

Please advise. Thanks

 

[Evan Foster]

NO,


Does not seem

 

[SuperNoobInc]

NO,


Does not seem

I am sorry? Does not seem what?

 

[SuperNoobInc]

Any help with this will be appreciated.
Thanks

 

[SeRf*X]

You can install teamviewer host only, not the normal full version which he only can access but no option nor settings to adjust any configuration....hope this helps!

 

[SuperNoobInc]

You can install teamviewer host only, not the normal full version which he only can access but no option nor settings to adjust any configuration....hope this helps!

Oh wow. This is great.
Is that FREE for personal use or what?
I visited their site but I am not sure what they meant by

"you just pay for the supporter license and your remote servers are included for free!"

I think as supporter, they meant my VA's teamviewer license? (that doesnt seem to have anything to do with me)

Thanks agian

 

[SuperNoobInc]

Sorry for bumping this thread.

So i finally got a chance to setup a 'teamviewer host' on one of my computer.
I really dont see the difference between 'tv host' and the regular 'tv'.

Users who connected thru 'tv host' can still modify my configurations if they want.

However, I realize that you can implement a password to secure your configurations, so that any changes made will require the user to type the password again.