Re: Windows Messenger using SIP

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From: Paulo (nospam_at_nowhere.com)
Date: 11/04/04


Date: Thu, 4 Nov 2004 13:59:00 -0300

Hi,

I think I can't be of any help. As you told everything is on the internal
network, it doesn't seem to be a firewall/NAT issue. Although it seems to be
a problem of you NOT receiving correct signaling (you see everybody as
offline), while signaling on the other direction is ok (they see you as
online). So it's a typical NAT (or FW) problem. Are you sure there's no NAT
or firewall on the way to the central office?

I'd also like to ask you something apart from this: which Windows Messenger
version are you using? Which O.S.?

Thank you
Paulo.

"GWynn" <GWynn@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:E32047F3-0499-4BFA-B41F-C17EB9D953C3@microsoft.com...
> We are testing using windows messenger using SIP addresses within our
> office.
> For some reason, when I log on my contacts can see that I am logged on,
> but
> they show as being offline. We have already checked to make sure that they
> are showing online. I am at a remote office, but am connected to the
> internal
> network, so all protocols should be passing across the line. Any help
> would
> be appreciated.



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