[vyxionn]

Hey guys! I know the topic has been covered by a variety of people, but a lot of the methods discussed were not feasible.

Ultimately I'd like to start running two RS3 bots from a VM (Virtual Machine) That I could log onto from work. My home network is very fast, but my work internet can be rather slow sometimes. I've tried Chrome Remote Desktop to my home computer, but it's banned at the office... Same for teamviewer. Who's got recommendations for a quality VM that could be logged onto via internet. Preferably something that I could play RS on for skilled things like bossing - so that I can keep the IP of VM on the account in case I were to get banned.

Let's hear all the ideas!

Thanks.

 

[crypto]

you could use Chrome Remote Desktop.

 

[derk]

I've tried Chrome Remote Desktop to my home computer, but it's banned at the office...

you could use Chrome Remote Desktop.

:thinking_emoji:

 

[vyxionn]

Any other suggestions ?

 

[crypto]

@Derk lol i just skimmed through the OPs' post. didnt realize he mentioned it. oops.

 

[spacec0re]

Isn't there some sort of Teamviewer but for Smartphone ?

 

[wet rag]

Isn't there some sort of Teamviewer but for Smartphone ?

teamviewer is on mobile as well

 

[cuppajava]

teamviewer is on mobile as well

This, I typically check my bot(s) a couple times a day for manual breaks/buying materials using teamviewer on my phone. Works fine, if not a bit tedious for anything complex.

 

[vyxionn]

Good idea with this. Just sucks because Cell reception is too slow.

 

[cuppajava]

Good idea with this. Just sucks because Cell reception is too slow.

Do you not have wifi at work? TeamViewer would take a decent chunk of data.

 

[vyxionn]

That'd be the same network that I can't use it on to begin with lol.

 

[cuppajava]

That'd be the same network that I can't use it on to begin with lol.

Oh, I figured it was banned on the computer. How could they ban it on the wifi? I think it connects directly peer to peer, so I don't see how they could/would easily ban it over the wifi.