Can anyone with my Internet-ID connect to my computer?
Internet-ID code
An Internet-ID code is a 12-digit number allocated to a remote Host. This code acts as the address of the remote computer when an Internet-ID connection is being used.
Host
The Host is a remote module installed on a target (i.e. remote) PC. This module works for both unattended and attended access.
Agent
Agent is a remote module for spontaneous-only support. The Agent displays its own window that can be branded with your custom logo and text. Agent doesn't require installation and administrative privileges to run.
No, they cannot. The knowledge of the Internet-ID code alone is not enough to be able to connect to a remote Host (or Agent, if used). One also needs to know the Host's access credentials such as a password or a login/password pair depending on which authorization method is enabled on the remote Host.
