Best practices for network configuration in a Conditional Access environment

Modified on Tue, 12 Nov at 12:08 PM

Best practices for network configuration in a Conditional Access environment

The following article provides guidance on how to set up your network if you are using the TeamViewer Conditional Access feature. Please take into account the two situations outlined below, which depend on whether your network allows the TeamViewer domain. 

This article applies to Tensor customers, who purchased the Conditional Access add-on.

Scenario 1: the teamviewer.com domain is allowed within your infrastructure

In this case, please block the following DNS addresses and ports:

DescriptionAddressPort(s) typePort(s)

Blocks traffic to generic TeamViewer routers

router*.teamviewer.com

TCP and UDP

5938, 443 and 80

Blocks traffic to generic TeamViewer routers

*router.teamviewer.com

TCP and UDP

5938, 443 and 80

Blocks traffic to generic TeamViewer routers

router*.teamviewer.cn

TCP and UDP

5938, 443 and 80

Blocks traffic to generic TeamViewer routers

*router.teamviewer.cn

TCP and UDP

5938, 443 and 80

Please allow the outbound traffic to your TeamViewer Conditional Access router(s):

DescriptionAddressPort(s) typePort(s)

Access to your dedicated Conditional Access router(s)

YourDedicatedRouters.carouter.teamviewer.com

TCP and UDP

5938, 443 and 80

Important note: If your firewall does not support wildcards (*), please consider scenario 2.

Scenario 2: the teamviewer.com domain is blocked within your infrastructure

In this case, please allow the following:

TeamViewer services

DescriptionAddressPort typePort

Access to the TeamViewer Community

community.teamviewer.com

TCP

443

Access to the TeamViewer Support portal (create and manage support tickets)

support.teamviewer.com

TCP

443

Access to the TeamViewer web app

web.teamviewer.com

TCP 

443

Access to the TeamViewer Management Console

login.teamviewer.com

TCP

443

Access to the TeamViewer sign in portal

account.teamviewer.com 

TCP

443

Access to profile pictures

profilepicturedl.teamviewer.com

TCP

443 

Access to data collector

console-datacollector.teamviewer.com

TCP

443

Access to client downloads, installations and updates

download.teamviewer.com

TCP

443

Access to custom modules

get.teamviewer.com

TCP 

443

Access to module customization

customdesignservice.teamviewer.com 

TCP

443 

Ability to download custom modules

configdl.teamviewer.com

TCP

443

Ability to start session via the web app (https://start.teamviewer.com/)

start.teamviewer.com

TCP

443

Access to session via QuickSupport

quicksupport.me

TCP 

443

Access to TeamViewer webapi

webapi.teamviewer.com

TCP

443

Access to TeamViewer webapi

hapi.teamviewer.com

TCP 

443 

Access to TeamViewer SSO 

sso.teamviewer.com

TCP

443

Access to the Microsoft Teams integration

msteams-integration.teamviewer.com

TCP

443

Access to Management Console services

client.teamviewer.com

TCP

443 

Access to client downloads, installations and updates

dl.teamviewer.com 

TCP

443

TeamViewer session services

DescriptionAddressPort(s) typePort(s)

Access to your dedicated Conditional Access router(s)

YourDedicatedRouters.carouter.teamviewer.com

TCP and UDP

5938, 443 and 80

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