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Sam

 posted on 10th Apr 09 at 07:57

Send :o


Leighton

 posted on 9th Apr 09 at 14:45

Best thing would be is to tell us what your network setup is, do you have a file server or any "main box" on the network or is it just x number of computers with only mapped printers?


Half Pint

 posted on 9th Apr 09 at 14:41

quote:
Originally posted by Doug
quote:
Originally posted by Nismo
At my old company we used SparkIM

Very good exactly the same as MSN.

http://www.igniterealtime.org/projects/spark/index.jsp


Looks good but again that looks to be web based on a company intranet type situation? We need peer 2 peer


there is no pleasing you, miserable git....

some people have provided some good solutions which you've simply dismissed.... why not actually investigate the market any maybe look at some forums which specialise for information instead of a car site...


Matt L

 posted on 9th Apr 09 at 14:07

cup on a string? [/useless post]

I can provide you with more information on the above method if you require.

[Edited on 09-04-2009 by Matt L]


willay

 posted on 9th Apr 09 at 13:52

Jabber.

[Edited on 09-04-2009 by willay]


PhilC

 posted on 9th Apr 09 at 13:51

Netmeeting was an MS product.

It comes as part of every pre-vista OS.

If you're on XP, you already have it!


Nismo

 posted on 9th Apr 09 at 13:44

We used it accross our LAN, no outside connection?


Doug

 posted on 9th Apr 09 at 13:39

quote:
Originally posted by Nismo
At my old company we used SparkIM

Very good exactly the same as MSN.

http://www.igniterealtime.org/projects/spark/index.jsp


Looks good but again that looks to be web based on a company intranet type situation? We need peer 2 peer


Nismo

 posted on 9th Apr 09 at 13:37

At my old company we used SparkIM

Very good exactly the same as MSN.

http://www.igniterealtime.org/projects/spark/index.jsp


Doug

 posted on 9th Apr 09 at 13:36

quote:
Originally posted by Leighton
Microsoft do one called office communicator, it just takes the contats that are on the exchange server and alows you to see when they are connected and can talk. It is a good tool for were i work as we have sites all over the world.


Nice solution but needs to be peer to peer


Brett

 posted on 9th Apr 09 at 13:11

Can't see what more explanation mine requires? It's ICQ but for LANs. Pretty straight forward, Doug, you 'tard.


Leighton

 posted on 9th Apr 09 at 13:11

Microsoft do one called office communicator, it just takes the contats that are on the exchange server and alows you to see when they are connected and can talk. It is a good tool for were i work as we have sites all over the world.


Doug

 posted on 9th Apr 09 at 13:10

Anymore info on the above 2 suggestions?


Brett

 posted on 9th Apr 09 at 13:08

You can get a LAN version of ICQ


PhilC

 posted on 9th Apr 09 at 13:06

Netmeeting?


Doug

 posted on 9th Apr 09 at 13:04

Anyone used a peer 2 peer lan messaging client before with any success?

Ideally we want it to be as close to MSN as possible but we cant have any connection to the outside world and nor can we have it hosted so it needs to be peer 2 peer.

Any ideas?