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Using Micrsoft NetMeeting through a wireless router question.Ok, I'm trying to use NetMeeting with a friend, we both are on wireless
routers, and we don't know how to set up our systems to let NetMeeting work. Can any of you help us out so we can use NetMeeting with our wireless routers? We don't know if it's something with the computer or router that's not letting us start a meeting. Thanks. Hi
A Router (does not matter Wire, or Wireless) is in part a NAT Firewall. As a protection measure Firewall keeps all the computer's port close to incoming traffic. If an application needs to interact with the Internet the ports that are used by the application need to be open toward the computer that runs it. Maybe this can Help, http://support.microsoft.com/kb/158623 Jack (MS, MVP-Networking) "frustrated with Netmeeting" <frustrated with Netmeet***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message Show quoteHide quote news:8F4927CD-E11A-4A75-B95B-214CE2D660CC@microsoft.com... > Ok, I'm trying to use NetMeeting with a friend, we both are on wireless > routers, and we don't know how to set up our systems to let NetMeeting > work. > Can any of you help us out so we can use NetMeeting with our wireless > routers? We don't know if it's something with the computer or router > that's > not letting us start a meeting. Thanks.
Using WiFi Router As WAP?
Frustrated about Vista WLAN connectivity problems Only seems to allow one wireless connection at a time New user authentication over wireless WZC Locks Domain Account While Authenticating N Wireless routers with G Nics hope this is the right group to ask this Wirelessly connected to server but can't connect to Internet Available Network refresh leaves old networks Set up file sharing |
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