LOGMEIN PRO VS TEAMVIEWER WINDOWS

Read-Only is as it sounds where another agent can see all the computers in the group but cannot make changes to them. A group can be shared with Read/Write access or Read-Only. Now the agents groups can be shared between other agents with different levels of permission. So it's Company Account -> Agent1 -> Agent1 Group -> Computers So when an agent installs TeamViewer and assigns the computer to a group the computer is tied to that agents account rather than the common company account. However instead of the agents having access to common groups tied to the Company Account they create their own group. You still have a company account and agents.

So from a hierarchy its 'Company Account -> Groups -> Computers' This means you can have X number of agents who can add/remove and manage computers all linked to one company account. Assigning those computers to groups if desired. You can create a number of agents who have rights to add/remove computers to your Company account. Central works around the basis that you have a Company account.

LOGMEIN PRO VS TEAMVIEWER WINDOWS

However after speaking to the support desk at TeamViewer most of the issues they are looking to correct in future updates.įor our installation all of our systems are installed with remote unattended access, across a variety of Windows and OSX devices.īit of background for Logmein Central.

Im afraid that most of them are negative points against TeamViewer. There are a few things that I wanted to make people aware of it they were considering the same thing. We recently moved from LogMeIn central to TeamViewer because of the cost increases.

Logmein pro vs teamviewer