Ok, I have the pro version and have the host installed on a computer that typically connects to my self hosted server. I have a person that wants to connect to that one (1) computer every once in a while to get into quckbooks to run reports and to do remote printing.

1. I installed the viewer with a free license for now and I added the connection to that single computer.
2. I set the single password on the single computer to be the same as the one I use in my viewer but I cannot connect using the free license host computer even though it shows to be online.

Something that shows last time host was online

Rob Barrett, User (Posts: 51)

Jun 05, 2019 11:35:09 am EDT

Support level: Pro

Hopefully VERY soon... ;)

Something that shows last time host was online

Rob Barrett, User (Posts: 51)

Jun 05, 2019 10:43:02 am EDT

Support level: Pro

Is there a way that when I mouse over a host in my viewer, it will show host last time online or that remote host software has been removed?

From my viewer how can I get host LAN IP address

Rob Barrett, User (Posts: 51)

May 15, 2019 4:58:14 pm EDT

Support level: Pro

"If you connected to the Host using an Internet-ID connection, the Internet-ID Server address will be shown, whether public server or self-hosted server is used."

I am using Internet-ID connection con all of my client's host computers and I have VPN tunnels to all of my clients. It would be nice to be able to see the LAN subnet IP address

From my viewer how can I get host LAN IP address

Rob Barrett, User (Posts: 51)

May 15, 2019 2:35:14 pm EDT

Support level: Pro

I know how to do that.. I am talking about finding out what the remote host's IP address is by ONLY looking at the host info in my viewer. I can see the MAC address but not the local LAN IP address of the host network interface

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