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Greetings,

Is it possible for a client machine in a Internet connection sharing
(ICS)  configuration to accept a netmeeting call.?

And if so are there any hints or tips, because I have tried via the
client machine but I have been unable to connect to a netmeeting call.
Yet all works fine via the ics host machine.

The host machine is running win98se on a pentium III and the client is
running win95, it's only a 486sx but serves it's purpose. I just
don't want to flog the poor old 486 to death if it's not possible.

any comments

Thanks

Quote:> Is it possible for a client machine in a Internet connection sharing
> (ICS)  configuration to accept a netmeeting call.?

Only from clients on the local network -- outside clients will not be able
to call in.

Quote:

> And if so are there any hints or tips, because I have tried via the
> client machine but I have been unable to connect to a netmeeting call.
> Yet all works fine via the ics host machine.

That is normal and expected behaviour -- inside clients are at private
unreachable IP addresses.