The self signed certificate in LogMeIn is used in these cases:
- host credentials are encrypted by the host's public key and saved on the clients or in the browser for:
- autologin
- One2Many tasks (Central)
Since encrypted with the hosts public key (prior saving it) only the host can decrypt them with its own private key.
- for end-to-end encryption between the native client (Remote Control, File Manager) and the host. The client receives the host's cert in a secure channel, so it can trust it even it is self signed.
The port 2002 is used only locally in LogMeIn. The host service accepts connection from the system tray icon applet and provides some information about the state of the service
Glenn is a member of the GoTo Community Care Team.
Was your question answered? Please mark it as an
Accepted Solution.Was a post helpful or informative? Give it a
Kudo!.
Do you want a new feature added? Make sure you Kudo (vote) for the Idea
Free user and admin training
