How to add Windows Remote Administrative Assistant to AD?

Question

Active Directory

There is such a thing as with the "Remote Assistance Service"
Here is a link to the off. page
Logically, it creates a file for connection and is sent by mail or transferred to the admin in other ways. A connection is created through it. The task is to add to the AD snap-in, in the properties of the computer, a line with a connection through a remote assistant. Logically, each computer in the domain creates this file with a lifetime of, say, 99999 days, then everything is collected in one registry and added to AD.
I can be wrong about something. Any ideas how to implement this?

Answer 1

It is not necessary to send an invitation to the admin. The administrator himself can "offer".
Create shortcut for
XP: C:\WINDOWS\pchealth\helpctr\binaries\helpctr.exe /url "hcp://CN=Microsoft Corporation,L=Redmond,S=Washington,C=US\Remote Assistance\Escalation\Unsolicited\ UnSolicitedRCUI.htm"
Vista: msra.exe /expert
7: msra.exe /offerra
8 and 10 did not try, probably like 7.
Next, enter the computer name (or IP address), the user allows the connection (in XP, using a small hack, it is possible to connect even without a request) and you're done. If you need not only viewing, but also control, then additionally request (there will be a special button) and it.
The Remote Desktop Help Session Manager service must be running on user machines.
UPD: I forgot, here it is described how to configure client computers through GPO.

Answer 2

How to add Windows Remote Administrative Assistant to AD?

What for? Use a desktop or VNC connection such as UtraVNC.

Answer 3

The file is not needed, there is a small fad at the bottom, by selecting which, the ip-address of the client to which we want to connect is registered.