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Joe Porkka [MSFT]
I'm trying to help another user via remote assistance.
I configured my firewall and theirs (both widows firewall and hardware
router) to allow port 3389 (port forwarding on the remote side - so if I
connect to remoteIP at port 3389, it gets forwarded to their machine).
(Both sides are connected in this manner: DSL -> WirelessRouter/NAT device
-> cable ->computer. Local machines: Vista Ultimate and XPPro, remote machine
is XPPro.)
Once I did so, I could use MSTSC to connect to their machine.
I cannot get remote assistance to work.
I have tried using Messenger->Askfor RemoteAssistance.
I have tried creating an invitation file.
I have used GPEDIT to enable remote offers for assistance, then tried to
offer.
I have tried entirely disabling windows firewall on both machines.
All with the same results -- apparently my machine cannot see their machine.
What else does remote assistance need that MSTSC doesn't?
I configured my firewall and theirs (both widows firewall and hardware
router) to allow port 3389 (port forwarding on the remote side - so if I
connect to remoteIP at port 3389, it gets forwarded to their machine).
(Both sides are connected in this manner: DSL -> WirelessRouter/NAT device
-> cable ->computer. Local machines: Vista Ultimate and XPPro, remote machine
is XPPro.)
Once I did so, I could use MSTSC to connect to their machine.
I cannot get remote assistance to work.
I have tried using Messenger->Askfor RemoteAssistance.
I have tried creating an invitation file.
I have used GPEDIT to enable remote offers for assistance, then tried to
offer.
I have tried entirely disabling windows firewall on both machines.
All with the same results -- apparently my machine cannot see their machine.
What else does remote assistance need that MSTSC doesn't?