Native remote support
Connect to the exact approved Windows computer through the LanRemoteAssist Agent with encrypted screen and input transport.
Explore native sessionsLanRemoteAssist brings exact-target selection, Windows identity, protocol choice, deployment review and session activity together without hiding the underlying security model.
Use the Console-to-Agent protocol for a responsive view of the currently active Windows desktop. Native sessions use an authenticated handshake and ephemeral session protection for screen and input traffic.
Load computer objects visible to an authorized directory identity, filter a large environment and select the exact DNS host name needed for support.
RDP and VNC remain normal, independent connection modes. They do not require the LanRemoteAssist Agent.
Connect to the exact approved Windows computer through the LanRemoteAssist Agent with encrypted screen and input transport.
Explore native sessionsBrowse the computers your authorized identity can read in Active Directory, then select one exact target without subnet scanning.
Explore directory accessUse native LanRemoteAssist, standard Windows Remote Desktop, or an existing VNC server from one consistent Console.
Compare protocolsReview the exact target and validated Agent package before an authorized remote installation. Windows policy remains authoritative.
Review deployment controlsRequire local approval for attended support or use explicitly enrolled organization-managed access for approved computers.
Review authorizationKeep connection, deployment and error metadata available for operational review without recording passwords or screen content.
Review audit designTell us the size and shape of your environment. We will help you select the right package and access policy.