It is however not possible to establish a remote connection from an earlier version to a device running TeamViewer 10. Last but not least, it is possible to use the whiteboard during remote control sessions now.Īs far as compatibility is concerned: TeamViewer 10 users can establish remote control sessions to all devices running TeamViewer 3 or higher. The new door looking feature allows you to lock access to meetings either before the meeting has started or after it ha started. There is still an option to see who is waiting to invite them to join, for instance if they are late. Use these services to share files during remote control sessions and meetings. TeamViewer 10 ships with support for OneDrive, Google Drive, Dropbox and Box. This is different from the blacklist which restricts access to select contacts. There you select "allow access only for the following partners" and add afterwards to add contacts to the whitelist.Switch to Security there and click on configure next to black and whitelist.Click on Extras > Options to open the settings window.You configure the whitelist in the following way: The Master Whitelist introduced in TeamViewer 10 protects the device by restricting access to the device to contacts that are on it. Persistent group chats are supported by TeamViewer 10 as well, and all messages sent and received use end-to-end encryption automatically. Messages sent while offline are immediately available the next time the user comes online and become available across devices as well. $header = New-Object " you find previous messages and options to start a remote session or share your screen. Purge accounts that haven't been online for x days: $token = Read-Host -Prompt "Paste your account token code here" Switch to unmanaged - Computer & Contacts (view, remove, add) Purge - Group management (Create, read, edit, share and unshare, delete), Computers & Contacts (View, add, edit, remove) You need to sign into your Teamviewer portal online ( ) and generate a script token. Last year some awesome person posted powershell scripts on here that were helpful, one will let you remove devices that haven't been online in x days (note that some devices that just show status as "offline" will not be purged) and the other will switch managed to unmanaged.
They also emailed me separately over a month ago to let me know the licence price was increasing too, that's without bumping up managed devices. I signed on this morning and noticed the banner is back in Teamviewer "You have exceeded your managed device limit which will be enforced December 1".
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