TeamViewer Cannot start

Can be used under Linux, Mac OS x, and Windows, but what happens when Linux doesn't start?

When I go home to work, will use Teamviewer wired to other Linux desktop, but a day Teamviewer but said the purpose of the remote host is not online. To the connected host finally found the problem, the original Teamviewer can not start, when enabled, the above screen appears. Teamviewer the recommended method is to execute the following command, the author uses the Linux version is Ubuntu, so the addition of sudo execution.

sudo teamviewer–daemon start

However, the above method is not effective because the new generation Linux version uses the SYSTEMD Management system task, and finally executes the following command to successfully re-enable Teamviewer.

Sudo/opt/teamviewer/tv_bin/teamviewerd-d

To avoid the same problem with the next boot, you can execute the following command.

sudo ln-s/opt/teamviewer/tv_bin/script/teamviewerd.service/etc/systemd/system/teamviewerd.service

TeamViewer--daemon enable enable TeamViewer Daemon-start daemon on system startup (DEFA Ult

# rpm-e--noscripts TeamViewer

Still unable to start TeamViewer, reboot the system and start TeamViewer directly, possibly because some of the dependent services are turned off,

TeamViewer Cannot start