Hi to all
i would like to know if possible to block teamviewer application?
thanks
I don't think it is possible to do it through firewall filter since teamviewer uses port 80 and 443. So I would go by adding static entries in dns, and redirecting dns requests to the router:Hi to all
i would like to know if possible to block teamviewer application?
thanks
/ip dns static
add name="teamviewer.com" address=127.0.0.1 ttl=1d
hi rogerWhy would you want to block it?
hi caciI don't think it is possible to do it through firewall filter since teamviewer uses port 80 and 443. So I would go by adding static entries in dns, and redirecting dns requests to the router:Hi to all
i would like to know if possible to block teamviewer application?
thanksCode: Select all/ip dns static add name="teamviewer.com" address=127.0.0.1 ttl=1d
hi caciI don't think it is possible to do it through firewall filter since teamviewer uses port 80 and 443. So I would go by adding static entries in dns, and redirecting dns requests to the router:Hi to all
i would like to know if possible to block teamviewer application?
thanksCode: Select all/ip dns static add name="teamviewer.com" address=127.0.0.1 ttl=1d
the redirecting to router teamviewer.com it works but adding www. it passthrough and it seems working now the teamviewer application doesn"t handshake >>> ;;; teamviewer_deny chain=forward action=drop src-address=178.77.120.0/24 in-interface=all-ethernet
but if i block specific port let say office at port2/ether2 (src-address=178.77.120.0/24 in-interface=office) it doesnt work ehhhh...
myron
Ahh, right. Thought it was odd why an individual or household would want to.hi rogerWhy would you want to block it?
due of company policy thanks guys your prompt response gonna try this if this TV wont pass through via 443.
thanks
COMPANY POLICYhi rogerWhy would you want to block it?
due of company policy thanks guys your prompt response gonna try this if this TV wont pass through via 443.
thanks