Start a team viewer session via CMD or https://start.teamviewer.com/ without Password

S_B_

Our company would like to work more actively with TeamViewer.
In order to implement this, we have already tried a little with authorizations for simple dial-in, i.e. without a password, on servers.
Unfortunately, it was not possible for us to bypass the password either via CMD or https://start.teamviewer.com/.

Now you could ask yourself why it's so complicated, just use the Teamviewer groups and that's a legitimate objection.

BUT...
We have a tool that we use as a password vault but can also store any connections to customers there, including TeamViewer connections.
This tool uses the command prompt to start the TeamViewer session and always requires a password without exception.
We have also tried using the URL I mentioned earlier https://start.teamviewer.com/<Teamviewer-ID> as our RMM tries to start the TeamViewer session via this.
Here, too, we reach our limits with the password despite correctly set authorizations.

To ensure the security of our customers, we do not want to assign a fixed password under any circumstances and want to automate the login to systems as much as possible in order to be able to work as effectively as possible.

.Carol.fg.

Hi @S_B_ ,
Thanks for your detailed message, and welcome to our Community.

TeamViewer session links are for attended remote support only. The end user must be on the other side to accept the connection via QuickSupport (which is just an executable). There's no way to configure a personal password or Easy access with session links.

I'm not sure if you have already tried TeamViewer Host, but here are some insights that may help you:

TeamViewer Host allows the configuration for unattended access (allows you to connect with the partner device without a password and permission).

The TeamViewer Host gets installed on the partner device, so it's possible to create a policy to configure the Host to start with Windows.

If you don't want easy access when using the Host, it's also possible to create a policy for the Hosts to Confirm all on Access Control (incoming connections). This way, you could connect to the Hosts at any moment via the Device list, and the user would receive a pop-up to accept the remote connection. No password, just an "Accept" button to be clicked.

You can use the primary account to share the group of Hosts with other company users who need access to those devices.

I hope it can help you! 🍀
You can also contact our support directly via ticket for assistance with your use case.

Let us know how it goes and if we can help you any further.
Best, Carol