I think this could be done with dns, so you reply with some bogus ip.
Because teamviewer connect to the server to get to the end point, so if you get all dns request names to the teamviewer servers you can block these.
Maybe just response with 127.0.0.1 to *.teamviewer.com
Don't know anything about Anydesk, how there remote systems works.
But I think it's similar.
And of course force all LAN dns trafic to your own dns.
Because teamviewer connect to the server to get to the end point, so if you get all dns request names to the teamviewer servers you can block these.
Code:
Standard query 0x84b9 A router7.teamviewer.comStandard query 0x3743 AAAA router7.teamviewer.comDon't know anything about Anydesk, how there remote systems works.
But I think it's similar.
And of course force all LAN dns trafic to your own dns.
Statistics: Posted by patrikg — Fri Mar 01, 2024 12:13 pm