However Chromebooks don’t support the Windows PPTP VPN option and the remote gateway needs to support a L2TP over IPSec VPN to allow your Chromebook to connect to the remote network. You can also connect using RealVNC’s “ VNC Viewer for Google Chrome™”. On a Chromebook if you can get access to the remote network the computer is on via a VPN you can connect to Windows Remote Desktop Protocol sessions by installing and using the “ 2X Client for RDP/Remote Desktop”. You can be hindered when using a Chromebook because you can’t install apps that operate independently of the browser and run them locally (without using Crouton but that’s another story)
When you need to offer remote assistance sometimes they have a Tablet or any mix of the above
I have a Fedora 20 Workstation, A HP Chromebook and also access to the Windows stable of Operating systems. The Challenge Heterogeneous Operating Systems
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