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If you do not have a Teamviewer account, click on this link here to create one. Step 3: After selecting “Y” (AKA yes) in the setup tool, you will see “Please enter your e-mail/username.” Enter your Teamviewer account e-mail address. Press the Y button on the keyboard to tell Teamviewer for Raspberry Pi that you wish to connect the app to your account. Step 2: Upon running the sudo teamviewer setup command, you will see a message that says, “Do you want to assign this device to your account?” This command will bring you through the initial setup process, and allow you to connect your Teamviewer account to the Teamviewer for Raspberry Pi program. Step 1: In the Raspberry Pi SSH session, run the sudo teamviewer setup command. To configure Teamviewer on Raspberry Pi, follow the step-by-step instructions below. Instead, you must run the setup tool that comes with it, or the app will not be accessible with Teamviewer clients on other computers. Installing the Teamviewer for Raspberry Pi application does not automatically configure it. sudo apt-get install -fĪs soon as all dependencies are installed via the apt-get app, the Teamviewer for Raspberry Pi app will be up and running. These errors are dependency issues, and they must be fixed for the app to function correctly. To correct the dependency errors, use the apt-get install -f command below.

When the installation is complete, the terminal will print out errors on the screen. Using the dpkg command, set up teamviewer-host_b.

Once you’ve confirmed that the DEB package is there, the installation can begin. When the process is complete, run the ls command to confirm that the file is there. The download of the DEB package will be quick, as it is only a few megabytes. ssh logging into the Raspberry Pi over SSH, use the wget command to download the DEB release of Teamviewer for Raspberry Pi. To learn how to configure SSH on Raspbian, check out the official documentation on the Raspberry Pi website. Note: don’t have an SSH setup on your Raspberry Pi? It is essential for this guide. To start the installation, open up a terminal and log into your Raspberry Pi over SSH with the command below.

It is primarily targeted at Rasbian users, though it will work on any Raspbian-based distribution. The Teamviewer for Raspberry Pi app is distributed via the official Teamviewer website as a downloadable DEB package. Installing Teamviewer for Raspberry Pi on Raspbian Additionally, it must be running Raspbian, as the official Teamviewer for Pi package is a DEB.

Note: using Teamviewer on Raspberry Pi requires a Raspberry Pi 2 or newer. Do you have a Raspberry Pi device on your network that you want access to over the internet? Want to access it with Teamviewer on your Linux PC? If so, you’ll need to install the Teamviewer for Raspberry Pi on it.