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Bill H.
Is it still in XP somewhere? I ask because:
When I have a remote computer execute the "Remote Assistance" program, the
remote computer gets the window, and then uses email to send the request to
me.
The email comes in with an attachment and a hyperlink in the body:
You can easily provide assistance from your computer by following the
instructions at:
http://windows.microsoft.com/RemoteAssistance/RA.asp
That link is bad, taking me to a web page that says, "Something didn't work
as planned." Real informative!
So, I launch the attachment which asks if I want to connect. I say yes.
Then I get an error msg window from Remote Assistance:
"A Remote Assistance connection could not be established because the DNS
name of the remote computer could not be resolved."
So how is one supposed to use Remote Assistance over the Internet with two
XP computers? Both of these computers are behind a broadband router using
NAT.
Thx.
When I have a remote computer execute the "Remote Assistance" program, the
remote computer gets the window, and then uses email to send the request to
me.
The email comes in with an attachment and a hyperlink in the body:
You can easily provide assistance from your computer by following the
instructions at:
http://windows.microsoft.com/RemoteAssistance/RA.asp
That link is bad, taking me to a web page that says, "Something didn't work
as planned." Real informative!
So, I launch the attachment which asks if I want to connect. I say yes.
Then I get an error msg window from Remote Assistance:
"A Remote Assistance connection could not be established because the DNS
name of the remote computer could not be resolved."
So how is one supposed to use Remote Assistance over the Internet with two
XP computers? Both of these computers are behind a broadband router using
NAT.
Thx.