Greetings Brian,
The error message is a generic "couldn't connect" message, don't bother reading into exactly
what it's saying re: DNS.
If you're trying to assist them (aka connecting to them) it won't matter if you have UPnP --
there's no reverse connecting or anything like that. They'll need either a direct
connection, NAT with UPnP and any software firewalls disengaged.
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"BrianC" <BrianC@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:9B3DEC67-A17B-4F31-83C2-950D20EFA200@microsoft.com...
> When attempting to set up a Remote Assistance session to help resolve a
> problem for a friend, I get the message "Remote Assistance Connection could
> not be established because DNS name could not be resolved."
>
> I am behind a wireless router (but Ethernet connected), & UPnP is enabled.
>
> Any suggestions as to what I should do to resolve this?
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> BrianC