jim
May 15th 03, 04:35 PM
My friend and I have had similar problems and still
unresolved. I have the 4 port linksys wire router with
cable and he has the wireless with a DSL modem. When we
connect his end directly to the internet (bypassing the
router) it works. I suggest you do a similar test to see
if you can establish which end is not working.
Finally, Yahoo 5.5 has a much better video conf. (bigger
picture) and less hassles to get working. Until MS
releases Windows Messenger 5, I really do not think video
is worthwhile in Windows Messenger.
>-----Original Message-----
>Hi all,
>
>I've posted this question a month or two ago, but the
problem still remains
>unresolved. I am trying to videoconference behind a
Linksys BEFW11S4
>wireless router, under XP Pro, having tried BOTH MSN
Messenger and Windows
>Messenger and cannot get it to work. Here are the things
I've tried:
>
>1) Flashed latest firmware update for router to enable
UPnP (under the rx.
>of Jonathan chez MS)
>2) Disabled Norton & Windows firewall
>3) Set static IP address to webcam client, hoping that
setting this IP
>address into DMZ will open all ports, and therefore make
things work,
>4) Tried both MSN Messenger and Windows Messenger.
>
>My brother and I have identical setups, and are quite
bummed out at MS claim
>to have video and voice integration to their latest
products. We have been
>loyal MS fans, but am starting to have second thoughts....
>
>Any help would be appreciated.
>
>Regards,
>
>Denis
>
>
>.
>
unresolved. I have the 4 port linksys wire router with
cable and he has the wireless with a DSL modem. When we
connect his end directly to the internet (bypassing the
router) it works. I suggest you do a similar test to see
if you can establish which end is not working.
Finally, Yahoo 5.5 has a much better video conf. (bigger
picture) and less hassles to get working. Until MS
releases Windows Messenger 5, I really do not think video
is worthwhile in Windows Messenger.
>-----Original Message-----
>Hi all,
>
>I've posted this question a month or two ago, but the
problem still remains
>unresolved. I am trying to videoconference behind a
Linksys BEFW11S4
>wireless router, under XP Pro, having tried BOTH MSN
Messenger and Windows
>Messenger and cannot get it to work. Here are the things
I've tried:
>
>1) Flashed latest firmware update for router to enable
UPnP (under the rx.
>of Jonathan chez MS)
>2) Disabled Norton & Windows firewall
>3) Set static IP address to webcam client, hoping that
setting this IP
>address into DMZ will open all ports, and therefore make
things work,
>4) Tried both MSN Messenger and Windows Messenger.
>
>My brother and I have identical setups, and are quite
bummed out at MS claim
>to have video and voice integration to their latest
products. We have been
>loyal MS fans, but am starting to have second thoughts....
>
>Any help would be appreciated.
>
>Regards,
>
>Denis
>
>
>.
>