Jason Unger's community posts

I also suggest reconsidering plans for a Linux server, as maintaining a Linux server on the internet is much simpler and cost effective than a Windows server.

His reply is very valid. You are using different versions of the viewer and host.

For #3, it would be good to have this capability in the regular viewer as well, for those of us with static clients  (host installed) as well as occasional clients (who are using the quick agent).

Restart your viewer (including quitting the icon that is in the tray) after changing that setting. I've already made a bug report.

I haven't experienced this myself and my hosts don't have A/V. Just from watching the Beta thread.

This is a bug that was known before release. Why was this not corrected?

Sorry, yes, autopilot was off. It did still detect it and block it, however. I just was able to identify it as BitDefender that blocked it.

I am getting the same, for the same file, when extracting the portable version.
However, switching BitDefender out of auto mode revealed that BitDefender was indeed locking the file.

I have seen behavior that backs up Ashley's experience, tho I am able to remote in.
In my case, I'm using the public server, and see that every few minutes (seconds in some cases) where a host will flicker offline and online again. Noticed this due to having notifications enabled.
Using Internet-ID connections, host is a VM on my machine. No changes to the connection's settings besides adding the connection/host to my address book via internet-id and setting the password.

More than welcome.

Our company (thru me) is looking at replacing their remote solution, and this solution seems to be the best (and most cost efficient) so far.

Thanks!