Facebook: solution for this is simple. I created a Virtual Machine on the main computer, then install Team Viewer. Captain plugins free download mac.

I use it to connect to my computers at home (some of which are headless, so no TeamViewer = no access), and to help parents and extended family with computer issues. Like others, I am not willing paying for a commercial license. I would happily pay some money as I think TeamViewer is generally a great product.
The normal thing is that if you make an exhaustive use of TeamViewer you may find yourself with the message ” commercial use suspected”. If you install the application, you will be asked a question to know for what purposes you are going to use the program. That is if you will use it for commercial use or non-commercial private use.

Remove 'Commercial use suspected'/'Commercial use detected' warning on teamviewer 13

reset_teamviewer.sh

#!/bin/bash

# Remove 'Commercial use suspected'/'Commercial use detected' warning on teamviewer 13

# Tested on Arch linux

CONFIG_FILE=/opt/teamviewer/config/global.conf

# Make sure only root can run our script

if [[ $EUID-ne 0 ]];then

echo'This script must be run as root'1>&2

exit 1

if [ !-s$CONFIG_FILE ];then

echo'$CONFIG_FILE not found! Teamviewer is installed?'1>&2

exit 1

systemctl stop teamviewerd

lastMACUsed=`cat $CONFIG_FILE| grep LastMACUsed | cut -b 23- | tr -d '''`

forifacein`ls /sys/class/net`;do

read mac </sys/class/net/$iface/address

mac=`echo $mac| tr -d ':'`

if [ '${lastMACUsed#*$mac}'!='$lastMACUsed' ];then

echo'$iface -> $mac'

#ip link set $iface down

macchanger $iface -r

#ip link set $iface up

done

rm -f '$CONFIG_FILE'

systemctl start teamviewerd

Remove Teamviewer Commercial Use Suspected Mac