TeamViewer is a remote control software that allows you to control another computer remotely over the network. This manual introduces the use of TeamViewer, including connection methods, remote control, file transfer, VPN, etc.
TeamViewer is an application designed for intuitive, fast, and secure remote control of computers running Windows, Mac OS, or Linux. It allows users to provide ad-hoc support, administer servers, and share desktops across different operating systems without needing complex firewall configuration.
The document details the process of establishing connections using a unique TeamViewer ID and password. It covers various connection modes including Remote Control, File Transfer, and VPN, as well as features for multimedia sharing, system health checks, and managing contacts.
| Supported Operating Systems (Client) | Windows, Mac OS or Linux |
|---|---|
| Mobile Device Support | Android, iOS, Windows Phone 8 or BlackBerry |
| Connection Security | Highly encrypted |
Each TeamViewer computer and mobile device is identified by a globally unique ID generated automatically based on hardware characteristics.
Yes, if you run TeamViewer as a Windows system service, you can access your computer even before you log in.
Yes, it works behind firewall barriers, NAT routers and proxies with no configuration necessary.