NetMeeting supports the T.120 protocol for date transfer and I think some
form of T.128 for desktop connection. From a quick glance rdesktop seems to
use some form of T.128 as well. NetMeeting runs using an encrypted transfer
though so that might be an obstacle.
Re: rdesktop ... Can I use rdesktop as a netmeeting client?... NetMeeting supports the T.120 protocol for date transfer and I think some ... NetMeeting runs using an encrypted transfer... (microsoft.public.internet.netmeeting)
Re: OT: rdesktop and netmeeting ... The use of rdesktop does not allow sharing in netmeeting.... netmeeting do not play nice with each other. ... that I can run netmeeting and share the desktop of the MS Windows client;... (Fedora)
Re: MS Netmeeting pass through ... When Microsoft developed NetMeeting 3.0 they chose to use the existing ... h.323 video conferencing protocol.... NetMeeting uses DYNAMIC PORTS instead ... Putting a web server behind a firewall means opening a single small ... (comp.security.firewalls)
Re: NetMeeting and firewalls ...NetMeeting uses H.323 protocol family for signaling. ... is MS's UPnP which claims to support NAT devices.... UPnP on the firewall side is similarly complex as H323 and it seems to me ... (comp.security.firewalls)
Re: Encoding an H.323 video conferencing feed ... I really don't want to use NetMeeting.... No. H323 uses an entirely different protocol than WMP supports ... WMP has no way to mimic those negotiations.... Or you can use screen region capture to capture the session (though ... (microsoft.public.windowsmedia)
