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Remote support console

The remote support console is used when a fix genuinely needs hands on the user's machine. Zoom covers the cases where you only need to see their screen.

Remote SupportNeeds review

Due for review

This follows a procedure as described, but has not been confirmed against the current system. If what you see does not match, report it.

When you use it

  • When the fix needs hands on their machine, not instructions
  • Never as a default — phone guidance and screen sharing come first

Quick reference

Screen sharing alternative
Zoom, when you need to see but not touch
Consent
Explicit, before connecting, recorded in the ticket
Presence
The user stays at the machine for the whole session

Watch out for

  • "I'm going to connect now" is an announcement, not consent.
  • Access granted for one problem is not access to the machine.
  • Ending a session means terminating it in the console — closing a window is not the same thing.

Go deeper

Open to anyone — no account needed. This covers how the Help Desk works in general terms. Internal procedures, escalation paths, and anything containing user information stay behind staff sign-in.

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