Created on 07-25-2024 08:15 AM Edited on 11-26-2024 01:59 AM By Jean-Philippe_P
Description | This article describes how to configure FortiGate to allow a client to send/receive TeamViewer connections. |
Scope | FortiGate. |
Solution |
Using TeamViewer, a user can initiate a remote connection to another host using TeamViewer's partner ID or can allow a remote host to connect to the local host.
To allow incoming Teamviewer connections only: In Application Control, three Application Signatures are defined for TeamViewer:
For this scenario, all categories are blocked in Application Control. Under Application Control -> Application and Filter Overrides, only defining the signature TeamViewer_CallReceive to 'allow' (or 'monitor') will not permit the TeamViewer client to connect and will result in the following error:
The TeamViewer signature must also be configured to allow connection to TeamViewer servers. However, after configuring the signatures TeamViewer to 'allow' (or 'monitor') and TeamViewer_CallReceive to 'allow' (or 'monitor') under Application Control -> Application and Filter Overrides, it will be possible to receive TeamViewer connections from a remote host, but it will also be possible to initiate a remote connection to a TeamViewer's partner ID. Therefore, the TeamViewer_CallRequest signature must explicitly be blocked.
Below is the Application Control -> Application and Filter Overrides configuration to only allow incoming TeamViewer connections:
Below is the Application Control configuration in the CLI.
config application list edit "TeamViewer_Incoming" set other-application-log enable edit 1 set application 39632 next set application 39630 next set application 15921 next set category 2 3 5 6 7 8 12 15 17 21 22 23 25 26 28 29 30 31 32 33 next end next end
Note: The same logic can be applied to allow only connection to a TeamViewer's partner ID by configuring TeamViewer_CallRequest to 'allow' (or 'monitor') and TeamViewer_CallReceive to 'block'.
To allow outbound TeamViewer connections only (from LAN to WAN): Configure the 'Application and Filter Overrides' section under the Application Control profile as shown below.
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