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ILS has the following features: Support for industry standard protocols. ILS provides both a lightweight directory access protocol LDAP interface for NetMeeting support Transaction logs to collect usage statistics, track messages and transactions.
Server functionality ILS uses thread pooling and connection management to enable efficient handling of system resources. ILS uses binary data packets to optimize performance. ILS uses a spanning tree architecture to support many concurrent users in a single server configuration. Customization available through Active Server pages.
You can create scripts to display a specific group of NetMeeting users currently online, enable user searches, and initiate real-time communication sessions with other users. Connecting to a Directory Server. Figure Clicking the Directory icon displays a listing of people connected to your directory server. When you are connected to a public server and your name is listed, you are likely to get unwanted calls. Making or Receiving a Call. Figure Participants in the call appear in the lower part of the NetMeeting window.
Hi, I got a laptop with Win7 prof 64 bit. Unfortunately my company softwares run on xp 32 bit only Using xp mode.. Yes, I know there are many other advanced meeting softwares.. I am able to view and control other desktops but unable to share my screen Button is grayed out. Changed settings in gpedit. I usually work with remote servers and use netmeeting to connect to users in other countries. Can anyone please help me share my screen with netmeeting.
Thanks in advance, Prakash. Tuesday, December 22, AM. The only way I know of to change that is to disable the integration components. I just tested it and it does work with the integration components disabled. Tuesday, December 22, PM. I would like to follow up on this response - I have a similar situation where my company uses NetMeeting on XP machines and I was expecting to be able to run this legacy app using XP Mode in W7.
But it is proving to be very tedious First off, it does appear that disabling the integration components does allow the sharing to be functional in NetMeeting - thanks to Bob for this info, I could not find this solution anywhere else However, I ran into a gotcha along the way. I typically run the VM in a maximized window which inconspicuously causes the "tools" menu to disappear from the title bar although the "action" and "usb" menus do remain.
I think this is a bug. This wouldn't be a problem in and of itself, except that the VM seems to restart and re-enable the integration features every time it resizes - so there was no way to disable integration in a maximized window. This seems to allow you to keep the integration disabled when resizing the window. So in order to get sharing to not be grayed out in NetMeeting, I need to do the following steps every time I want to use it: 1 "Restore down" i.
I would expect that there are numerous companies that use NetMeeting religiously and this issue could clearly be a stumbling block for them moving piecemeal to W7.
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