teamviewer wake on lan via public static address

#TEAMVIEWER WAKE ON LAN VIA PUBLIC STATIC ADDRESS MANUALS#
#TEAMVIEWER WAKE ON LAN VIA PUBLIC STATIC ADDRESS INSTALL#
#TEAMVIEWER WAKE ON LAN VIA PUBLIC STATIC ADDRESS ANDROID#

LAN-en.pdf and apply the 3.1 to your laptop (bios configuration) even if they put it in 'WIndows configuration'.

#TEAMVIEWER WAKE ON LAN VIA PUBLIC STATIC ADDRESS MANUALS#

Teamviewer has good documentation and manuals that will guide you, here

#TEAMVIEWER WAKE ON LAN VIA PUBLIC STATIC ADDRESS INSTALL#

You have its manual? it is generally done by entering the router address in the internet browser's address line, and then authenticate with username and password (the standard address is usually printed on a sticker on the router, together with the standard user and password).įor Teamviewer, Mint's Desktop sharing and its requirements are irrelevant, you just need to install the full client (that can host and guest) in the laptop and the app that allows you to remote-control stuff in the tablet (it's in Play store). You must connect your laptop with an ethernet cable to the router, it cannot be done over wifi.ĥ.'Automatically configure UPnP router to open and forward ports' means that you need to go in your router's configuration panels and enable UPnP feature if it has it. Hybernation and suspension should work too, but I never tried. In general it applies to any remote-desktop application (apart from teamviewer-specfic settings) because you can power up computers using Wake-On-Lan feature that any ethernet controller has by sending a message to it, if you are not in the same network you need to use some other device as a relay for this message. If you want to keep the laptop off and turn it on remotely you have to follow what they say in the second link I posted. Doing that over mobile internet CAN get costly, so check the GB usage.ġ. You need to go in the Power settings of Mint in the laptop to select the action to do when you close the lid, and choose 'do nothing', then you can remote into it with the lid closed (otherwise it hybernates/suspends).Ĭonnection speeds can make the remote-desktop experience laggy or even a slideshow regardless of what you use, so take that into account.

#TEAMVIEWER WAKE ON LAN VIA PUBLIC STATIC ADDRESS ANDROID#

The only restrictions are that you need to use an ethernet cable to connect laptop and router because wake-over-wifi is not possible, and work with your router's setting panel to enable and configure some features (if available) for this to work at all.Ī sneaky thing you can try is checking if you can use an Android device with their app always on and connected to your home wifi (an older phone) instead of the PC in the example of the 'wake from another PC', as that can be left on for years and won't use any real amount of power, while it's much easier to do than configuring stuff as the second option in the tutorial says. They also handle/guide you to do most of the stuff needed to power on the laptop from Ethernet if needed. it's very very easy to use and has an Android app and iOS app already in their stores.

For any remote-desktop needs I always use it because.

Some of it makes sense, but what does 'Automatically configure UPnP router to open and forward ports' mean? Is setting up Desktop Sharing the only thing I need to do on my laptop, or do I need to do something else to be able to turn it on remotely?įor what you need to do. I've read about, and had a look at, Menu>Preferences>Desktop Sharing on my laptop. Do I need one of those on my Nexus 7 tablet? Will they start my laptop, or only let me use my laptop once it's been started by something else?ĥ. I've read about apps like TeamViewer and Splashtop. Does the laptop have to be plugged in to my router? Or can I do it via wi-fi?Ĥ. Can I have the laptop lid closed, or does it have to stay open?ģ. Can my laptop be completely off? Or does it have to be hibernated? Or suspended?Ģ. Is that even possible? If it is possible, I have some pretty basic questions:ġ. I would like to leave my Linux Mint Dell Latitude 6420 laptop in Australia, travel to the USA and from there, use a Google Nexus 7 to turn on my laptop and run a program which is on it. I would really appreciate any simple help you can give me. I have done lots of searching and reading, but the Linux posts are written at too high a level of technical understanding for me, and lots of the easier reading is for Windows.

Teamviewer wake on lan via public static address