229286 files and directories currently installed.) $ sudo dpkg -i /home/will/Downloads/teamviewer_9_b
Login to your TeamViewer account on another machine and click "Add Remote Computer" and enter the ID noted earlier and the password you entered.I have tried everything from this question Problem on installing teamviewer on 16.04 LTS but it still doesn't install. You can put a space before the sudo to prevent logging the password in your bash history. Note: They apparetly restrict passwords to a max 12 characters. Install Teamviewer on a Raspberry Pi (the same instructions should apply to other headless systems, just substitute for the correct. which will be an issue to tackle another day. I'm connecting to a headless Pi though, so it's booting up with no GUI at a rather low resolution. Same issue here, but after a little experimentation & googling I was able to find an alternative way to set this up without their wizard. I have tried the same process on my other Ubuntu machine.exactly same behaviour.Īnd just to clarify on the same local network I have windows machines and connectivity to Teamviewer's servers is OK. I have tried installing teamviewer-host 13 on the same machine. I have tried restarting the daemon " teamviewer daemon restart" - no help. 
I have tried turning off my Ubuntu firewall. Now if i run "sudo teamviewer setup" again I can see my computer in Management console coming up online for that brief time while I'm running setup and then it goes off line again when setup quites with message: "Unable to add this computer to your account. Please check your internet connection and try again."Īnd once I made it throught all the way to adding a machine to My contacts at Teamviever Management console and I can see my computer there but with final result saying: Trying to run "temaviewer setup" few times and sometimes it just gives me : Installed TeamViewer 13 () deb package sucessfully.
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