And if you want to know what to do with this browser access – just go on reading… You click on the device to which you would like to connect and voilá: A new window with a browser opens showing the login page of your RevPi Core’s web server.
When you open your TeamViewer client on a PC you will find any RevPi Core you have registered for the list of remote devices. The agent is using the same reliable and secure techniques for establishing the connection and transferring the data which are used by the famous TeamViewer remote desktop software. This agent is forwarding the outputs of the integrated web server from the RevPi Core into the internet, crossing firewalls to finally reach a client browser. It took them only until embedded world fair in February 2017 to send us a piece of software running in the background as an “agent” on our RevPi Core. The bottom line was to enable remote monitoring and control of machines crossing any firewalls and yet following highest security standards. Some weeks later in October we had our first meeting forging a plan for technical collaboration. We were flabbergasted when in August 2016 (that was two months before the official release of Revolution Pi) TeamViewer did ask us for a RevPi test system.
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