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This is important in case of laptops resumes after suspend where wifi connection is stopped and reconnected. | This is important in case of laptops resumes after suspend where wifi connection is stopped and reconnected. | ||
==Teamviewer commercial use detected issue== | |||
To solve teamviewer commercial use detected issue on Linux use: | |||
# Start teamviewer and note your ID | |||
# systemctl stop teamviewerd | |||
# Note ethernet MAC of primary interface using: | |||
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#:: ifconfig -a | |||
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# Change MAC using: | |||
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#:: ifconfig enp0s25 hw ether <new-MAC> | |||
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#:: Note that second last hexadecimal character in unicast (machine) MAC cannot be even (0, 2, ..., f, etc.). | |||
# systemctl start teamviewerd | |||
# Start teamviewer and note ID again. If steps are successful a new ID will be shown without commercial use detected issue. | |||
Refer: | |||
* https://askubuntu.com/questions/423314/how-to-change-teamviewer-id-after-cloning | |||
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CentOS 7.x teamviewer not starting issue
If teamviewer is not starting (shows red color unable to connect at bottom) then try
systemctl restart teamviewerd
This is important in case of laptops resumes after suspend where wifi connection is stopped and reconnected.
Teamviewer commercial use detected issue
To solve teamviewer commercial use detected issue on Linux use:
- Start teamviewer and note your ID
- systemctl stop teamviewerd
- Note ethernet MAC of primary interface using:
- ifconfig -a
- Change MAC using:
- ifconfig enp0s25 hw ether <new-MAC>
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- Note that second last hexadecimal character in unicast (machine) MAC cannot be even (0, 2, ..., f, etc.).
- systemctl start teamviewerd
- Start teamviewer and note ID again. If steps are successful a new ID will be shown without commercial use detected issue.
Refer:
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