Log For Incoming Connections To a Device

Chetan_D

Hi,

Is there a way to find details of all the connections made to a device?

Thank you.

 

JoshP

Hello @Chetan_D 

Thank you for your post.

The file for incoming connections to a device would be Connections_Incoming.txt - the following article explains how to access the logs:

https://www.teamviewer.com/en/global/support/knowledge-base/teamviewer-classic/troubleshooting/log-file-reading-incoming-connection/?coupon=CMP-PR-BF24

Hope this helps!

JoshP

Hello @Chetan_D 

Thank you for your post.

The file for incoming connections to a device would be Connections_Incoming.txt - the following article explains how to access the logs:

https://www.teamviewer.com/en/global/support/knowledge-base/teamviewer-classic/troubleshooting/log-file-reading-incoming-connection/?coupon=CMP-PR-BF24

Hope this helps!

molitar

So Teamviewer decided to stupidly make it not able to log connections. My friends account was hacked and her passwords stolen as she had them saved on her PC… even though I told her not to.

Now the problem is I don't know if they went in through the management console as no *bleep* logs! I have my friend account on my devices, mother, and my niece to help show them how to do something or fix something for them.

Now this seems to be a major security issue no **bleep** way to view connection logs? I can't see how they broke into her Teamviewer and if my mother or nieces system is compromised either! Why the *bleep* would they turn off security features when everyone is being hacked?

So anyone know how I can find out if they somehow they got access to the Management so they could remote in? Or is there other methods that they could of gotten onto my friends account? Seems like I really need to go hunt down a new free solution if Teamviewer is going to put everyone with Free Account at a major security risk by not allowing the viewing of connection logs on these free accounts!