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Hello
how can i use windows messenger in a lan without connecting to internet?
i want to chat with my colleagues in our company.
i khow we can do it with Exchange 2000, but if i didn’t want to use it,because i am using Exchange 2003.what else can i do?
i realy need it & it’s necessary for me.
please help me!
thank you.Doesn’t look like you can do it.
Quote:Exchange 2003’s focus is on messaging – the IM and chat features that existed in Exchange 2000 are no longer provided. You will probably want to either – see if Live Communications Server http://office.microsoft.com/livecomm or some other third party products can meet your requirements, or alternatively install an Exchange 2000 server with Chat installed, into your Org, assuming that you don’t have one already. Just remember not to administer the Chat components using 2003’s ESM.@David 221705 wrote:
Doesn’t look like you can do it.
Hello David
thank you.it was helpful,but i have another quastion.
it’s not important for me to use Exchange in our company,it’s important that i use windows messenger through our company lan without connecting to internet.is there any way that we can do it?
thanks a lot.Why using windows messenger is so important?
Try to use little utilities, they sit in tray and allow exchange message and files in your LAN. An internet connection isn’t required.
Please visit software directory like snapfiles.com
try search like “lan messenger”, “lan messaging”
A lot of freeware available at this site
Google can suggest you a lot of these tools too 🙂
messenger.sofros.com etc.
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