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by **Mats W Embla** » Thu, 25 Jan 2001 02:23:54

Hi
I am new to this group so sorry if I am asking an old question How does one
go about configuring Netmeeting to allow more than one video connection

I am trying to set up a conference with 3 or max 4 persons how do we do this

When I try with one person no problem but when i try with two nothing at all
no audio no video

Help

Thanks for an answer here or to my email

Mats

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by **SPC Raymond J. Fulgon** » Fri, 26 Jan 2001 04:58:35

currently the only way for netmeeting to work with more than one person is
to run microsofts 2000 conferencing server. netmeeting alone can only
support point to point or person to person.

> Hi
> I am new to this group so sorry if I am asking an old question How does
one
> go about configuring Netmeeting to allow more than one video connection

> I am trying to set up a conference with 3 or max 4 persons how do we do
this

> When I try with one person no problem but when i try with two nothing at
all
> no audio no video

> Help

> Thanks for an answer here or to my email

> Mats

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by **Stephen Matlock [MS** » Fri, 26 Jan 2001 09:22:37

Actually, there are several multi-participant conferencing solutions.
Exchange Conferencing 2000 is, of course, my favorite. :)

Stephen Matlock [MS]
My opinions are my own and do not necessarily reflect those of Microsoft
Corporation.

by **Brian Sullivan - NetMeeting MV** » Fri, 26 Jan 2001 10:22:35

Quote:> Actually, there are several multi-participant conferencing solutions.
> Exchange Conferencing 2000 is, of course, my favorite. :)

And also the least expensive from what I can determine ( even though it
costs $4000)

by **SPC Raymond J. Fulgon** » Sat, 27 Jan 2001 21:44:21

Well I must admit it is a very impressive software package but. Let me tell
you this. If you work for the government and are not autherized to place a
2000 box on a 5.5 Lan or Wan. And all the clients use 9x or NT and won't be
going to 2k any time soon. You just might have problems getting any mail
from the exchange server and you sure as hell can't place and iis on the
system for securty reasons. so I would recommend signing up with someone who
provides the service.

> > Actually, there are several multi-participant conferencing solutions.
> > Exchange Conferencing 2000 is, of course, my favorite. :)

> And also the least expensive from what I can determine ( even though it
> costs $4000)

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