TeamViewer 15.63.4

TeamViewer

TeamViewer is the fast, simple and friendly solution for remote access over the Internet - all applications in one single, very affordable module. Remote control of computers over the Internet, Instantly take control over a computer anywhere on the Internet, even through firewalls. No installation required, just use it fast and secure. Training, sales and teamwork, TeamViewer can also be used to present your desktop to a partner on the Internet. Show and share your software, PowerPoint presentations etc. File transfer, chat and more, Share your files, chat, switch the direction during a teamwork session, and a lot more is included in TeamViewer.

TeamViewer 15.63.4 new features:

You can now view the contacts with whom a legacy group is shared, along with their permissions. You can edit these permissions as well as add or remove contacts from the share.
Information about shared status is now included in legacy groups. The side panel of legacy groups has been updated to display this information in the header.
It is now possible to edit the names of legacy groups, provided that the necessary user permissions are granted.
It is now possible to edit the name and description of bookmarked devices, provided that the necessary user permissions are granted.
It is now possible to group offline devices. This can be enabled via the Advanced settings.
We are introducing 1E agent integration with TeamViewer. The current integration scope includes enabling the installation of the 1E offline agent via TeamViewer policy settings and activating advanced monitoring in RM Device Monitoring.
Key Capabilities:
Provides users with historical and real-time insights into CPU, memory, and disk usage, as well as detailed event logs.
Achieved by integrating the 1E agent into the Monitoring product, thereby enhancing the device view and Remote Task Manager.

Improvements

The session audit event logs now include the authentication method used.
It is now possible to apply bulk actions to devices / device groups by right clicking on them and using the contextual menu.
The sign-in process has been improved. The email address is now pre-filled from a last sign-in to speed up the process on the new interface.
The device or group side-drawer panel now remains open after the user edits and saves changes.
The process for moving devices to groups has been updated. Users can now move devices without requiring policy updates or policy administration permissions.

Bugfixes