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Remote access clients often don't use a browser, but do use HTTP as a protocol. To block or control these connections, it is necessary to identify a specific criterion based on the content of the connection.
Example: TeamviewerQS
Identify a unique feature of the connection. In this case you can use the User Agent string: "User-Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; DynGate)".
The requests should now fail, and the reason can be seen by tracing the network stream:
This procedure can be used to block many proprietary clients in a flexible and granular way. It is not limited to Remote Access clients.
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