I may have misinterpreted this instruction though, but I based my setting on the following instruction from that guide Regarding the port forwarding, I followed the steps in section 7.1.1 of the manual. Hi, from what I understand in the guide I need either a static IP, *or* need to use a dynamic DNS provider, if my ISP uses dynamic IP's (it does). And yes I did test it using the mobile phones network, not from my home wifi. There is an icon that looks like a power icon, but clicking it does nothing. When I turn the PC to sleep, and then try and access it via teamviewer on Android, the PC shows offline. In my router, I added a port forward - type UDP, from port 9, to IP 192.168.1.254 port 9 (wouldn't allow 255) this part was a bit confusing in the TV instructions but I think this is how it should be In my router, in the Dynamic DNS setting, I added the same domain () Team viewer is configured with Wake on Lan enabled for public address - I used the domain above (), and port 9 Network controller has both 'allow this device to wake the computer' and 'only allow a magic packet to wake the computer' selected in device's power management settings, and also the option 'wake on magic packet' is enabled (from advanced tab) PC is set to enable wake on LAN in BIOS Set up a free dynamic DNS domain via (it's set up using the domain ( ) Here are the guides I have been following:ġ) (Yep I know it's for TV 9, but I can't find an updated version)Īs I want to do this from the internet, it seems I need a dynamic DNS provider. My router is running Gargoyle, and my ISP used dynamic IP's. Hoping some of the experts here can guide me and help troubleshoot for me?įirstly, I am running Win 10, latest version of TV - plus 'Teamviewer for Remote Control' on Android.
I have read the TeamViewer instructions on this, and while it seems a bit complicated I thought I have followed it - but I cannot get it to work. I have read on the TV site that I can do this from either mobile or laptop via internet.
I was reading about how to enable TeamViewer to use wake on LAN - meaning if I could just have my PC sleeping, and then send a wakeonLAN message to wake it up when I need to - access what I need -then have it sleep again. I use to leave my PC on, mainly for this reason. I use TeamViewer, have for years - great too - especially if I am travelling and want to securely access something on my home PC, I can access it from TV mobile or from my laptop.
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