Security > Random password (for spontaneous access) > Password strength=Disabled (no random password)Īdvanced > TeamViewer options > Changes require administrative rights on this computerĬlick Export button at the bottom of Advanced options sections on right. Launch it from the TeamViewer icon in the system tray, edit the settings and set the following options: Install the TeamViewer Host component on a test device. Connections will only be possible via FileWave.īlocking users from editing the settings by protecting them with a password.įor example, to secure the TeamViewer Host app and export its settings:
Prevent users from connecting to their own devices remotely. The TeamViewer Host app can be customized and secured to: The most recent FileWave client is always included on the FileWave download pages, which you can find here: The host version of TeamViewer does not provide the ability for users to control other devices. TeamViewer Host application is bundled in the Fileset and is required for pre-configuration by way of a 'tvopt' file TeamViewer full client installed where you run FileWave Admin or WebAdmin (Technically the TeamViewer App can be run or installed by the customer, but pre-deploying makes the experience much more seamless and avoids issues with administrative rights, etc.) We'll need the:įileWave server to be upgraded to at least 14.7 (14.6 is permitted but was a technical preview)įileWave client to be upgraded to at least 14.7 (14.6 is permitted but was a technical preview and unattended access won't be present)
We'll need to meet pre-requisites for Windows client devices for TeamViewer to work seamlessly.
So, slightly more work, but much greater control. In future versions, we may embed some of these pre-requisites, but at this time we erred on the side of letting you control the elements. FileWave's TeamViewer integration requires endpoint pre-requisites on each supported platform.
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