Re: MSN Messenger in one PC and WIndows Messenger in another
- From: "Jonathan Kay [MVP]" <msnewsreplies@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 15 Sep 2005 16:37:32 -0400
Hi,
You'll see this because MSN Messenger has far better support for non-UPnP routers and it's
still using a protocol which is compatible with Windows Messenger so it works.
If you send out an invitation with Windows Messenger and don't have a UPnP router, it simply
will not work period.
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"blero_" <OMLEIPHTEQPD@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Mandi - news:eb8vA1OuFHA.3932@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx :
>
>> I have a network with a NAT router. Using a voice call between MSN
>> Messenger in one PC and WIndows Messenger in another causes the voice
>> call to end immediatly after starting. Using in both PC's similar
>> messenger works fine.Can someone advise please?
>
> I have a network with a NAT router, too. The router is not UPnP.
> In my case, if MSN Messenger on one PC initiates the call (and Windows Messenger accepts it
> on another), the voice communication works fine.
> If Windows Messenger initiates the call (and MSN Messenger accepts it), the connection
> fails.
>
>> Using in both PC's similar messenger works fine
>
> Same here.
.
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