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I would like to know if the latest Trillian can be used on a private network (i.e. home or office)? I am trying to find out if I can setup a Trillian server exclusivley to work in a private network (home or office) cut off form the outside world. Or, maybe I can set it up to control who has access in or outside of the private network. Any help would be appriciated.
If you buy the Pro version of Trillian, it comes with a plugin called “Rendezvous”, which is basically chatting over a LAN (no internet connection required). Other than that, Trillian depends on the chat servers to grab online info, etc. so there would be no other way to have an “offline” Trillian unless you used Rendezvous.
Rendezvous works nicely, too. It automatically sniffs out other Trillian users on your network and adds them to your contact list. Kinda spooky!
Jeff wrote:Rendezvous works nicely, too. It automatically sniffs out other Trillian users on your network and adds them to your contact list. Kinda spooky!It’s just broadcast UDP packets, not at all spooky..
David wrote:It’s just broadcast UDP packets, not at all spooky..No, not magic, just spooky. Most IM contacts lists are permission-based, not automatic. It’s weird for me to see people pop-up on my list at work (where we aren’t supposed to be running Trillian anyway).This might be a help. At our office, I’ve installed Tonic instant messenger on about 50 PCs and everyone loves it. Not quite as full featured as AIM or Trillian, but does the job!
More info and a download here: http://www.r2.com.au/software.php?page=2&show=tonic
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Hope this is helpful to some folks out there!
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