I don't believe any special permissions are needed for remote assistance,
since the credentials are provided by the remote user. The remote user will
send an invite with a user id and password for the remote session to the
assistor.
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"inenewbl" <> wrote in message
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> Hi all,
>
> I have 2 forest which are connected by a 2way trust with selective
> authentication enabled. I have domain admin accounts on both forest. As my
> IT
> support staff are located in 1 forest, there are times where they need to
> support end users of another forest. What can i do to allow my IT support
> staff to be able to use remote assistance to support users of another
> forest?
> Can i set my support staff to have "allow to authenticate" permission for
> the
> entire forest? If this can be done, will it help? Pls advise. Thks in
> advance.