Re: windows messenger on small office network
From: Jonathan Kay [MVP] (msnewsreplies_at_jonathankay.com)
Date: 04/30/04
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Date: Fri, 30 Apr 2004 15:28:47 -0400
Greetings Mark,
Windows Messenger (5.x, 4.x doesn't include Exchange) supports only three ways of
connecting -- the public .NET Messenger network, a SIP-based communications service or an
Exchange IM server.
Since you're running on a restricted network (which I assume means no .NET Messenger access),
you'd need to use one of the other options, some examples of a SIP-based Communications
Service include the Live Communications Server from Microsoft (which may be a little over the
top for a small network), and the Formine RTC Server (which Vitali has already given you a
link to in this thread).
Another other option you might want to consider for peer-to-peer communication is LanTalk XP:
http://www.lantalk.net/lantalk_xp.php
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Jonathan Kay
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"mark" <doiky_mark@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:670a01c42e88$ac09f460$a101280a@phx.gbl...
> hi just want to ask if anyone can help me or provide me a
> documentation of how to setup my windows messenger in a
> small office network because i want it to run on our office
> that restricts it on our network
>
>
>
> tnx tnx...
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