30 Mar 2010 at 22:50 #1 garywork garywork Associate Joined 19 Oct 2002 Posts 529 I shall explain i would like to show someone teamviewer in there own house using my laptop but it doesnt work if you are on the same IP which i would be as far as i understand it is there a way around this just for a one off demo ? thanks
I shall explain i would like to show someone teamviewer in there own house using my laptop but it doesnt work if you are on the same IP which i would be as far as i understand it is there a way around this just for a one off demo ? thanks
30 Mar 2010 at 23:40 #2 SiriusB SiriusB Soldato Joined 16 Dec 2005 Posts 14,443 Location Manchester I do not use TeamViewer, however the first result on Google gave me this link: http://support.teamviewer.com/index.php?_m=knowledgebase&_a=viewarticle&kbarticleid=40 I hope it is what you are looking for
I do not use TeamViewer, however the first result on Google gave me this link: http://support.teamviewer.com/index.php?_m=knowledgebase&_a=viewarticle&kbarticleid=40 I hope it is what you are looking for
31 Mar 2010 at 00:04 #3 Pho Pho Soldato Joined 18 Oct 2002 Posts 9,336 Location Derbyshire I do use Teamviewer and SiriusB is correct .
31 Mar 2010 at 00:33 #4 SiriusB SiriusB Soldato Joined 16 Dec 2005 Posts 14,443 Location Manchester Yay! \/
31 Mar 2010 at 00:58 #5 Pho Pho Soldato Joined 18 Oct 2002 Posts 9,336 Location Derbyshire I think you do need to connect to their IP as opposed to their teamviewer ID though. You can also test teamviewer by connecting to ID 12345 and typing in the password shown.
I think you do need to connect to their IP as opposed to their teamviewer ID though. You can also test teamviewer by connecting to ID 12345 and typing in the password shown.
31 Mar 2010 at 01:32 #6 garywork garywork Associate OP Joined 19 Oct 2002 Posts 529 Sirius always happens when you post different text to what you googled i was thinking pcs not network now realise that is the best way of explaining it i've just connected to one of my cabled pcs (i have 2) from my ancient wireless laptop and teamviewer works (of course) it produces different ids and passwords i'm sure i tried this before but from the 2 cabled ones and had the same id and password so a no go i'll double check tomorrow and post back thanks guys Last edited: 31 Mar 2010
Sirius always happens when you post different text to what you googled i was thinking pcs not network now realise that is the best way of explaining it i've just connected to one of my cabled pcs (i have 2) from my ancient wireless laptop and teamviewer works (of course) it produces different ids and passwords i'm sure i tried this before but from the 2 cabled ones and had the same id and password so a no go i'll double check tomorrow and post back thanks guys
31 Mar 2010 at 17:57 #7 Paul11 Paul11 Soldato Joined 28 Sep 2003 Posts 10,414 Location London you can run it on two pcs on the same network and you can connect to it to different pcs on the same network, from outside that network (im not really sure what you are asking though ) Last edited: 31 Mar 2010
you can run it on two pcs on the same network and you can connect to it to different pcs on the same network, from outside that network (im not really sure what you are asking though )
31 Mar 2010 at 18:21 #8 garywork garywork Associate OP Joined 19 Oct 2002 Posts 529 hi checked it otday - of course it worked on my 2 cabled pcs must have been operator error previously . . . and beer what an excellent product teamviewer hurrah !!!
hi checked it otday - of course it worked on my 2 cabled pcs must have been operator error previously . . . and beer what an excellent product teamviewer hurrah !!!
31 Mar 2010 at 19:57 #9 bledd bledd Don Joined 21 Oct 2002 Posts 46,830 Location Parts Unknown garywork said: must have been operator error previously . . . and beer Click to expand...