You can safely transfer any data with the VPN in 2019, since a remote connection is created with selected IP addresses, to which the program assigns a unique identifier. But I suspect (have not tried it yet) that once I log into the company VPN on the company desktop thru a TeamViewer session, it will then block/terminate the TeamViewer session and I won't be able to do anything on the company desktop (I could probably use Windows Remote Desktop after this but I'd really prefer to stay with TeamViewer. Everyone who prefers to use the Teamviewer VPN knows that this is the best protection against information interception. When I am at home #2, the company desktop at home #1 will not be logged into VPN, so I will be able to use TeamViewer to get access to the company desktop. Please check your connection." After I log out of the company VPN, the TeamViewer screen then says the connection is ready. When I get back to home #1, it's clear TeamViewer is running and the TeamViewer screen says "Not ready.
When the company desktop is logged into the company VPN, using TeamViewer from home #2 fails to do unattended access, saying that the TeamViewer software is not running on the company desktop at home #1. This works fine so long as my company desktop is not logged into the company VPN, which I must do to gain access to company resources (ie, do my job). I hope to use TeamViewer to remotely access (unattended) my company desktop at home #1 when I am at home #2.
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