To be honest this is a bit over the top sort of software for what the user asked to do. And quite often its sweet as hell I agree. While using enterprise grade stuff is great when it can be used. "Teamviewer requires remote approval on both sides"Īs already stated this is just FUD.
I've also remotely sent a wake up request to my Hackintosh, connected to it, performed some tasks, then sent it to reboot to Windows 8.1 and connected back to it via TeamViewer. My work machine is actually a Server 2008 R2 Citrix session running IE9, which it still works very well to connect to it. I regaulary access a virtual Windows 8.1 workstation at home from work to test our external access to services. Wake On Lan works as well so long as you preconfigure either the target device or other clients on the network. Remote reboot and resume works very well now. You can set up TeamViewer for unattended access using a pre-configured password on your management account and access via their website (client or just browser only), mobile or another full TeamViewer client install. MSM is non-interactive, meaning no interaction at the remote computer is needed to start the session. if the PC is rebooted remote access gets shut off (app was instructed to end session) the user can't reconnect without the other system being interacted with to start the session Teamviewer requires remote approval on both sides.
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