Remote Assistance and Windows Messenger

GundamtdkGundamtdk Member Posts: 210
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Is passport.net account necessary to use Windows Messenger with the remote assistance?

What happens if you only have a internal network with no internet connection -- the passport.net won't work?
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  • doom969doom969 Member Posts: 304
    Well, you can still use remote assistance but not with messenger (since the messenger service will be unavailable).
    You could send the invite by email for example.
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  • Silver BulletSilver Bullet Member Posts: 676 ■■■□□□□□□□
    You could enable "Offer Remote Assistance" in group policy. Then when the user wants help, you initiate the Remote Assistance session, the user accepts, you request control and bada bing bada bam....you have control of the users PC.
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  • GundamtdkGundamtdk Member Posts: 210
    The reason I asked this question is because there's one practice exam that uses messenger for remote assistance.

    The problem is I can't sign in to messenger without a internet connection and passport.net.
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