113: Remote Assist
Overview
Benefits
Real-Time Support: Remote Assist allows IT support staff to provide real-time assistance to users, helping them resolve issues quickly and efficiently.
Screen Sharing and Control: IT administrators can view and control the user's device screen, making it easier to troubleshoot and fix problems remotely.
Unattended Access: For devices like digital signage or those needing maintenance during off-hours, Remote Assist supports unattended access, allowing IT to perform tasks without user interaction.
Compliance Warnings: Before connecting, IT staff can see compliance warnings, ensuring they are aware of any potential security risks on the device.
Drawbacks
Privacy Concerns: Users might be concerned about their privacy, especially if full control of their device is granted to IT staff.
Dependency on Connectivity: Remote Assist requires a stable internet connection, which might not always be available.
Complex Setup: Initial setup and configuration can be complex, requiring careful planning and execution.