This script is also included in the Fileset example below. Remember that FileWave runs as a 32bit process so a script will run in 32bit by default.
Teamviewer 9 setup install#
Since it appears that TeamViewer Host only comes as a 32bit install it means that the below script should set the 32bit registry key on either 32bit or 64bit Windows and be correct. This could be done in a Preflight or Activation script in your Fileset that you use to deploy TeamViewer Host. You can avoid this by setting a registry key as shown below. When installing TeamViewer Host you may notice that the silent install would want to prompt about setting up Unattended Access at the end of the install. This file can be found in the example Fileset further down. There will also be a settings file applied to this install as you can see in the image below. You can do the same with either TV or TV Host but this article will focus on TV Host. To do this, you'll add a launch argument as shown in this EXAMPLE Fileset/Payload. To run the install silently, you'll want to run the EXE with a /S option when deploying it through FileWave. Note that the TeamViewer installer is the setup.exe type, not an MSI.
Teamviewer 9 setup upgrade#
Do NOT push the FileWave client MSI to upgrade Windows clients.
Teamviewer 9 setup update#
Remember to always use the client updater Fileset to update your clients. The most recent FileWave client is always included on the FileWave download pages, which you can find here: TeamViewer Host is an application that can only receive connections to be controlled, but not control another device. For a school, they might not want students to be able to create remote sessions. When thinking about if you want to use TeamViewer or TeamViewer Host the most important thing is if you want to remove the possibility that devices could initiate a remote session to another device. And we'll most likely want to pre-deploy the TeamViewer or TeamViewer Host application as well. Most customers will want to use TeamViewer Host.FileWave client to be upgraded to at least 14.7 (14.6 is permitted but was a technical preview and unattended access won't be present).Also we will provide command line for silent uninstall of TeamViewer. In the article you will learn about the silent installation of TeamViewer 64 bit. FileWave server to be upgraded to at least 14.7 (14.6 is permitted but was a technical preview) TeamViewer silent install tutorial will teach you the best way to deploy TeamViewer on company workstations.(Technically the TeamViewer App can be run or installed by the customer, but pre-deploying makes the experience much more seamless and avoids issues with administrative rights, etc.) We'll need the:
We'll need to meet pre-requisites for Windows client devices for TeamViewer to work seamlessly. So, slightly more work, but much greater control. In future versions, we may embed some of these pre-requisites, but at this time we erred on the side of letting you control the elements. FileWave's TeamViewer integration requires endpoint pre-requisites on each supported platform.
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