Uninstall Logmein Hamachi



Follow the instructions to remove LogMeIn Hamachi from your Windows computer: Go to your Windows Start menu and click Control Panel Programs Uninstall a program. Select LogMeIn Hamachi and click Uninstall. Choose if you want to Remove all user settings and Hamachi configurations.

  • Follow the instructions to remove LogMeIn Hamachi from your Windows computer: Go to your Windows Start menu and click Control Panel Programs Uninstall a program. Select LogMeIn Hamachi and click Uninstall. Choose if you want to Remove all user settings and Hamachi configurations.
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Hamachi is used or setup VPN and connect systems over VPN network. This provides an quick and easier way to create VPN network and attach system. You can create a free account on logmein.com and create networks. You can add up to 5 systems in each network with free account. To add more than 5 systems required to upgrade network to paid version.

For this tutorial, I have already created hamachi network from its web interface and get a network id and connected a windows system with this network. This tutorial will help you set up LogMeIn VPN network and add Linux machines to this network. Also, attach a Windows system to communicate each host over VPN.

    Network ID:181-585-285
    Windows Client IP:25.70.100.134
    Linux Client IP:Will get after Install

Step 1 – Install Required Packages

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For installing hamachi on CentOS, RedHat systems, you must have installed redhat-lsb package. If you don’t have already install it using the following command.

Step 2 – Download LogMeIn and Install

Visit LogMeIn official download webpage to download latest LogMeIn-hamachi packages for your Debian, Redhat or Windows systems. You may also use the below commands to install LogMeIn hamachi client on your system.

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CentOS/RHEL 7:-

Ubuntu 16:-

Start Hamachi service using the following command.

Step 3 – Set Up LogMeIn Network

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You can also create the network using the command line. But I prefer to login to the LogMeIn hamachi dashboard and create a Network under Networks >> My Networks section. For security, purpose assigns a password for your network. On creation of the network, you will get a network id. Use this network id and password to attach remote systems to this network.

Step 4 – Join LogMeIn Existing Network

After installing hamachi, let’s join existing network. But it required being logged in first. There is no need for any login credentials for it, just use the following command.

Now use the command to join the network. 181-585-285 is the LogMeIn-Hamachi network id.

Now you have successfully joined to existing network.

Step 5 – Check Hamachi Status and Details

To check the IP address, hamachi client id and other details about your system just type command ‘hamachi‘ and press enter.

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To check the current joined to network and other details about that network just use the following command

Let’s try to ping to windows client.

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The above output showing that system is successfully communicating with windows client using hamachi network.

Congratulation’s! You have successfully installed and configured LogMeIn Hamachi on your Linux system.

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I have this problem where I can't install or uninstall Hamachi cause it always has a pop up that says a previous version is already on my computer. Yet when it tries to update, an error comes up telling me that it failed and to contact technical support.
I've been looking for a working solution for weeks. I've gone through regedit and gotten rid of all the entries named anything like Hamachi or Logmein, anything with those names, apart from the files under the subfolder 'Net' which won't delete.
I've gotten rid of the Network Adapter that was in my Device Manager and deletes all of the files I can possibly find, yet it always says I have a previous version on my computer. Help, please!