Joseph Morris, User (Posts: 2)
Feb 07, 2021 2:42:37 pm EST
Polina, Support (Posts: 1247)
Feb 08, 2021 4:41:22 pm EST
Yes, the remote user can install the Viewer on their remote machine, register it with the same free license key and have the same Hosts added to the address book - you can even share the address book via a shared folder or use Portable Viewer. However, please note that with a Free License you can only add up to 10 connection entries to your address book. In addition, please note that only one free license key is allowed per individual, company, or organization. For more information on the Free License please also refer to our EULA.I know that they could get their own viewer installed on their personal machine at home to accomplish this if needed, but my question is can two "free" users have the same "host" in their address book?
Please note that with the Free License, you can only have 1 tech working in a remote session at any given time, i.e. no concurrent techs are allowed for the Free License.And, what if they attempt access while I am working on the computer remotely? If either of those is prohibited, does that change if I have a paid license and they have a "free" one?
Of course, you can consider using RU Server as your relay server instead of our public ones. Using RU Server brings immediate gains in speed and performance when Internet-ID connection type is used. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to configure self-hosted RU Server. In addition, you can also set up sync and authentication roles for your Server. For more information on the RU Server please refer to this page.Finally, our workstations, including the laptops, are all behind two routers. So would there be an advantage in using RU Server?
Joseph Morris, User (Posts: 2)
Feb 09, 2021 1:21:28 pm EST
Polina, Support (Posts: 1247)
Feb 09, 2021 4:22:42 pm EST
Thank you for your kind words!I really must commend your company for making so many flexible options.
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