If you can't create a VPN to your remote observatory network, then you may have to open up some ports on the remote computer (that will mean you will need access to the remote observatory router - unless you are in a shared observatory, that should not be a problem - even for shared observatories, I am sure someone must have thought about opening ports). I use that as my backup and it works fine. If you feel you want to get a seamless remote connection app, try AnyDesk. This package was approved as a trusted package on. Never experience 404 breakages again Learn more. If that does not work, TightVNC is also very good. To install Teamviewer (Install), run the following command from the command line or from PowerShell: > Private CDN cached downloads available for licensed customers. Same for Linux, most Linux distros have a remote desktop client that will work with RDP). If you have a Mac at home, MS has a client for OS X, so you are covered there as well. Once you have a VPN, you can use any of the following - Microsoft RDP (you need to have Windows PRO for invoking the server, not for the client. If you can create a VPN to your remote observatory than do that.
After 3 months, they got back to me saying, I was using it commercially. I put in a ticket and they said 3 months to review my case. However, after having used it for about 2 years or so, I received a message indicating that I have been using it commercially. I was using it for free and while it worked, it was great.
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