View source Teamviewer ID
Incoming connections are logged for users, and it is possible to see what computer the user is accessing, but is it also possible to monitor the Teamviewer ID of the actual source where the user is located?
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Hello @MortenRud, @mLipok and @Esther,
If I understood you correctly, @MortenRud, you want to know "which TeamViewer ID is establishing a connection to device X". You can find this information in the outgoing connections of the user reports. Please find all the information regarding connection reports here:
I hope this could help 😊
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Could you reword your question ?
Regards,
mLipok , AutoIt MVP0 -
I have several users logging in with the same Teamviewer-username.
I can monitor when this Teamviewer-username access ComputerA remotely.
Is it possible to monitor the Teamviewer ID of the Teamviewer console where the user is physically sitting?
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Hi mLipok
Sorry if this is off topic, what is the right group to ask this question?
It might sound strange to you, but I still would like to know if it is possible to identify the Teamviewer ID of the client that is accessing my machines.
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Hej Morten - I moved your post in the TeamViewer Category 👍
Did you check the incoming_connections.txt on the remote device?
Former Community Manager
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No, I did not know about the incoming_connections.txt file. I will check this.
Do you know if it is possible to get this info in the administrator web tool?
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It is saved locally in the TeamViewer folder.
Personally, I am not too sure whether it is in the MCO (=Management Console), too, but maybe one of our experts knows more. @JeanK Do you know whether we can get the TeamViewer ID of an incoming connection within the MCO?
Former Community Manager
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As far as I remeber well.....
I think it is possible to get information about all incoming sesions/connection to the remote DEVICE with Corporate license.
But if I'm right it require that the remote DEVICE must have assigned licence on the remote DEVICE.
As for now I do not think that @MortenRud think about such solution ?
Regards,
mLipok , AutoIt MVP0 -
I have a corporate license, and it is used on all installations, "clients" and "servers"
but I dont know what you mean by:
"the remote DEVICE must have assigned licence on the remote DEVICE."
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What do you mean by:
"the remote DEVICE must have assigned licence on the remote DEVICE"
I have a corporate license and it is used everywhere.
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I have a corporate license and it is used on all "clients" and "servers".
But i dont know what you mean by:
" remote DEVICE must have assigned licence on the remote DEVICE"
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Hello @MortenRud, @mLipok and @Esther,
If I understood you correctly, @MortenRud, you want to know "which TeamViewer ID is establishing a connection to device X". You can find this information in the outgoing connections of the user reports. Please find all the information regarding connection reports here:
I hope this could help 😊
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I have the "Log sessions for connection reporting" activated for the user. And I can see outgoing connections in the "User Report"
But the only information I can see here is:
-User
-Computer(that is being accessed)
-ID(of the computer that is being accessed)
-Session type
-Start
-Duration
I am missing
-ID of the TeamViewer that is establishing the connection
Thanks for your time.
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