#Teamviewer host full

I did more troubleshooting, more log monitoring, fired up Wireshark a few times-I never could figure out why this was happening until about 4:30 Friday afternoon. Thursday evening around 5 things seemed to have settled down, so I thought maybe one of the dozen or so desperate configuration changes I had made that day fixed the problem.įriday morning it started happening again. He created some sort of cron job that was supposed to more accurately monitor CPU spikes and said to email him back if it happened again. I contacted Sophos support, who seemed to think the problems were due to CPU spikes (there had been only one in the last 24 hours). There was a lot of troubleshooting, several UTM reboots, disabling security features, reviewing firewall rules, making sure IPS wasn't enabled, etc. Prior to these outages, it had been probably two weeks since I had made any configuration changes on the UTM, so I wasn't sure why this was happening. The outages would last only a few minutes, then the problem would magically correct itself. The outage only affected traffic attempting to traverse the UTM-traffic to and from the local subnet was not affected. After ruling out switch problems, I dug a little deeper. Last Thursday morning I started getting reports of intermittent loss in network connectivity.

#Teamviewer host full

All of our end-user PCs have Teamviewer Host installed, and the support staff's PCs have the full Teamviewer application. At work, we use Teamviewer (version 10 currently) for remote support.