Conrad Sallian's community posts

Hello Basem,

Thank you for your message.

Yes, of course. With a 1-tech license (regardless if it's Pro, Mini or Starter) you can work from multiple computers so long as you are the only person working at any given time. Here is a related KB article https://www.remoteutilities.com/support/kb/can-i-work-from-multiple-viewer-workstations-with-a-1-tech-license/

The license type (Pro/Mini/Starter) only governs how many remote endpoints in your Viewer address book you may have. This is unlimited/50/20 respectively.

Don't hesitate to ask me if you have other questions.

Hello Elliott,

Thank you for your message.

I recommend that you check your virtual machine software settings, specifically those that govern how keyboard presses are sent from host (virtual machine host) to guest.

Hope that helps.

Hello John,

We examined the logs, it seems that Host is having difficulty connecting to our intermediary server ( id.remoteutilities.com) due to some network reasons. Unfortunately, we cannot tell you exactly what that might be because troubleshooting network problems is beyond the limits of our assistance.

One thing I noticed is the connection IP address is sometimes 192.168.19.4 which would be correct
and then sometimes 127.0.0.1 -- is this a local proxy thats interfering ? or could it be when the

Could you tell me where exactly did you see this line?

or could it be when the OpenVpn VPN is connected -- will be looking in top this also
we use Kaspersky on the two machines that are having problems

If you use VPN between Viewer and Host you are advised to use direct connection instead of Internet-ID connection.

Hello Eivind,

Thank you for your message.

Please, update your Viewer to the most recent version. The problem might be caused by version mismatch between Viewer and Host.

Hello Michael,

Thank you for your message.

We no longer provide an msi installer for Viewer since Viewer is not supposed to be mass-deployed using GPO as Host is. We still provide an msi installer for Host though.

Don't  hesitate to ask me if you have other questions.

Hello Michael,

Thank you for your message.

Different RU Servers cannot communicate with each other. If you are looking for a failover mechanism which would allow you to switch from server A to server B in case server A is down, you can use a "DNS trick". That is, you should use a DNS name for your server that points at server A's IP address. If server A is down, simply update your DNS record and point it at server B's IP address (the server should be running of course). These days DNS propagation literally takes seconds or minutes at the worst, so your remote connections will be quickly up and running again.

Hope that helps.

Hello Javier,

Thank you for your message.

Mac/Linux Viewer is in development but we cannot provide an ETA yet.

Hello Steven,

I am sorry. I confused video recording mode with screenshot taking mode and for some reason I thought that you meant the former rather than the latter. My bad.

Yes, you can open the RRF files in the built-in player on the Viewer side. Just refer to this guide.

Hope that helps.

Hello Victor,

Unfortunately, no.

Hello Tobias,

We will be fixing this issue very soon and release an update.