Remote Assistant for Mac
Quick and secure connections to remote systems.
Free
In English
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Remote Assistant overview
MSP360™ Remote Assistant is a freeware tool that enables quick and secure connections to remote systems, making it easy for MSPs to provide support over the internet.
Main Features
Two Authentication Types
MSP360™Remote Assistant for macOS enables two authentication types for remote connections:
- Authentication via PIN
- Authentication via encryption key.
Meetings Support
MSP360™Remote Assistant for macOS supports the Meetings feature. In the current version of the tool, this feature is supported only in client mode.
Voice and Chat Mode Support
The debut version of the application provides customers with basic chat functionality, which includes real-time chatting via both text and voice.
Connection Encryption
All data transmissions performed by MSP360™Remote Assistant for macOS are secured with public key encryption.
What’s new in version 1.0
Version 1.0:
- Initial release
Remote Assistant for Mac
Free
In English
Version 1.0
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User Ratings
Apr 15 2020
Version: 1.0
msp360 offers a product called "Remote Desktop Software for macOS" which cannot be used to control a macOS system. This important point isn't even mentioned on the primary page for this product. This about as close to a scam and one can get with marketing a product. It may be good windows remote desktop manager but for the most part that is not useful for mac environments. Even the "overview" above on macupdate.com should state "MS360 Remote Assistant is a freeware tool that enables quick and secure connection to remote WINDOWS systems..." Why is macupdate reviewing products that don't work on macs? (Yes, I realize that this product may let you control a windows system from a macos system)
Dec 26 2019
Version: 1.0
Nonsense! This application cannot be used to connect to any other computer in order to control (assist) that computer. It is only good for GETTING controlled by a (Windows only!) computer that uses its counterpart.