

However, this answer in that other question has put me in doubt. I already read the company's security statement and in my non-expert opinion all's fine. My question, then, is whether or not TeamViewer is "good enough" for simple remote desktop support, where it will be used simply to assist the users in the usage of the system, and whether or not I must take additional measures (like changing the default settings, changing the firewall, etc) to reach a satisfactory level or security. But now I'm concerned about whether or not TeamViewer would be appropriate for the client machines, which are not "special" to this system in particular, but nonetheless I don't want to lower their current security, neither I want to compromise the computer on my end.

I was advised in another question not to use TeamViewer to access the server, using more secure means instead, and so did I. **From another computer with teamviewer signed in, you should now be able to click on the computer you want to connect to.and teamviewer will prompt you for the password because it is no longer saved.I'm deploying a web-based ERP system for a customer, such that both the server and the client machines will be inside the customer's intranet.

Wait a few seconds for the settings to sync up across all your teamviewer computers. **Delete the saved password in the top right input box (you should just see bullet points if there is a password saved, and nothing if there is no password saved). In the top right of that window, select the little gear icon, and choose "properties". **Click the little down arrow to the right of the computer's name, and a window will drop down. It should say "(this computer)" next to your computer's name. **Inside EACH computer's teamviewer Computer's & Contacts window, you must find your currently signed in computer. **Sign in on EACH computer using your Teamviewer account username & password.

**You must do the following From EACH computer you wish to require a password prompt for, because it won't allow you to change these settings except through the local computer's teamviewer application (though you can connect to the remote computers via teamviewer and change them individually through the remote connection).
