Now you are connected to the remote computer directly over the LAN, without using the internet. When connecting to another device within your LAN you can enter the IP address of the remote device into the Partner ID field on your TeamViewer client in order to connect via LAN. Click on Connect to partner, and enter the remote computer’s TeamViewer password when prompted. 📌Note: LAN connections are not included in the connection reports in the Management Console. 📌Note: To start the TeamViewer LAN connection, please make sure that both computers are in the same network. Your internal IP address will be displayed there as “IPv4 Address”. You can easily find out your internal IP address by opening the Command Prompt and typing: ipconfig In this case, to receive a LAN connection from another computer, you will need to find out your internal IP address to give to the other person. Just did a fresh install of Rasbian Jessie Lite on a pi3, and had the same issue - no Internet, no LAN access.

Twon of An wrote: Have to ask the obvious, is the network you're connecting to even able to access the internet EDIT: Specifically the network segment/switch port or whatever. users laptop CAN get out via the ethernet, he said so.

💡Hint: If you choose Accept, TeamViewer will remain connected to the internet and regular connections using the TeamViewer ID will still be possible. Using the wireless connection, there are NO issues whatsoever.

Lan no internet access