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July 26th 04, 11:06 PM
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How can I get the "SIP Communications Service Account" option to show under
Windows Messenger 5.0 Tools/Options/Accounts (in order to connect to Live Communications Server)? It appears and works on all computers except one (they all run Windows XP) that only shows the ".Net Passport" and "Exchange" account options. Brian 
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July 26th 04, 11:10 PM
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Hello Brian,
Brian Taylor wrote: How can I get the "SIP Communications Service Account" option to show under Windows Messenger 5.0 Tools/Options/Accounts (in order to connect to Live Communications Server)? It appears and works on all computers except one (they all run Windows XP) that only shows the ".Net Passport" and "Exchange" account options. you probably don't have the latest Windows Messenger version with SIP support installed on that machine. Download it from http://messenger.microsoft.com/. HTH Regards -- Thomas Wenzl [MVP for Live Communications Server] Share what you know, learn what you don't! (Deja/Google)
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July 26th 04, 11:11 PM
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Hi Thomas,
This link seems to install version 4.7 (mmssetup.exe). This gives ".Net Passport" and "Communications Service" account options. If I use the latter option then a username/password dialog box comes up and nothing I seem to enter will make a connection. On the other hand version 5.0 (install.exe) seems to have SIP support as it works on any other Windows XP (overwriting the default version). (I have even tried manually removing Messenger on the file system and the registry but I must be missing something.) Brian "Thomas Wenzl [MVP]" wrote in message ... Hello Brian, Brian Taylor wrote: How can I get the "SIP Communications Service Account" option to show under Windows Messenger 5.0 Tools/Options/Accounts (in order to connect to Live Communications Server)? It appears and works on all computers except one (they all run Windows XP) that only shows the ".Net Passport" and "Exchange" account options. you probably don't have the latest Windows Messenger version with SIP support installed on that machine. Download it from http://messenger.microsoft.com/. HTH Regards -- Thomas Wenzl [MVP for Live Communications Server] Share what you know, learn what you don't! (Deja/Google)
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July 26th 04, 11:11 PM
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Hi Brian,
Brian Taylor wrote: This link seems to install version 4.7 (mmssetup.exe). This gives ".Net Passport" and "Communications Service" account options. If I use the latter option then a username/password dialog box comes up and nothing I seem to enter will make a connection. did you followed that link? "To download a version of Windows Messenger that works with both .NET Messenger Service, SIP Communication Service, and Microsoft® Exchange 2000 Server, click here." http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...DisplayLang=en On the other hand version 5.0 (install.exe) seems to have SIP support as it works on any other Windows XP (overwriting the default version). (I have even tried manually removing Messenger on the file system and the registry but I must be missing something.) what version is shown in Help|About Windows Messenger? Regards -- Thomas Wenzl [MVP for Live Communications Server] Share what you know, learn what you don't! (Deja/Google)
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July 28th 04, 10:09 PM
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Simple Accounts Problem
Sorry Thomas - I didn't explain myself very well.
I actually tried both version 4.7 and 5.0. The Help|About says 5.0.0482. I notice that the "SIP Communications Service Account" option does not come up for any users logged onto the computer so I suspect a machine wide setting or something - I'm sure it has to be a simple problem. Brian "Thomas Wenzl [MVP]" wrote in message ... Hi Brian, Brian Taylor wrote: This link seems to install version 4.7 (mmssetup.exe). This gives ".Net Passport" and "Communications Service" account options. If I use the latter option then a username/password dialog box comes up and nothing I seem to enter will make a connection. did you followed that link? "To download a version of Windows Messenger that works with both .NET Messenger Service, SIP Communication Service, and Microsoft® Exchange 2000 Server, click here." http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...99f-6388-4193- 8002-be55584c1ac1&DisplayLang=en On the other hand version 5.0 (install.exe) seems to have SIP support as it works on any other Windows XP (overwriting the default version). (I have even tried manually removing Messenger on the file system and the registry but I must be missing something.) what version is shown in Help|About Windows Messenger? Regards -- Thomas Wenzl [MVP for Live Communications Server] Share what you know, learn what you don't! (Deja/Google)
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July 28th 04, 10:09 PM
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Simple Accounts Problem
Sorry Thomas - I didn't explain myself very well.
I actually tried both version 4.7 and 5.0. The Help|About says 5.0.0482. I notice that the "SIP Communications Service Account" option does not come up for any users logged onto the computer so I suspect a machine wide setting or something - I'm sure it has to be a simple problem. Brian "Thomas Wenzl [MVP]" wrote in message ... Hi Brian, Brian Taylor wrote: This link seems to install version 4.7 (mmssetup.exe). This gives ".Net Passport" and "Communications Service" account options. If I use the latter option then a username/password dialog box comes up and nothing I seem to enter will make a connection. did you followed that link? "To download a version of Windows Messenger that works with both .NET Messenger Service, SIP Communication Service, and Microsoft® Exchange 2000 Server, click here." http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...99f-6388-4193- 8002-be55584c1ac1&DisplayLang=en On the other hand version 5.0 (install.exe) seems to have SIP support as it works on any other Windows XP (overwriting the default version). (I have even tried manually removing Messenger on the file system and the registry but I must be missing something.) what version is shown in Help|About Windows Messenger? Regards -- Thomas Wenzl [MVP for Live Communications Server] Share what you know, learn what you don't! (Deja/Google)
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July 28th 04, 10:09 PM
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Simple Accounts Problem
Sorry Thomas - I didn't explain myself very well.
I actually tried both version 4.7 and 5.0. The Help|About says 5.0.0482. I notice that the "SIP Communications Service Account" option does not come up for any users logged onto the computer so I suspect a machine wide setting or something - I'm sure it has to be a simple problem. Brian "Thomas Wenzl [MVP]" wrote in message ... Hi Brian, Brian Taylor wrote: This link seems to install version 4.7 (mmssetup.exe). This gives ".Net Passport" and "Communications Service" account options. If I use the latter option then a username/password dialog box comes up and nothing I seem to enter will make a connection. did you followed that link? "To download a version of Windows Messenger that works with both .NET Messenger Service, SIP Communication Service, and Microsoft® Exchange 2000 Server, click here." http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...99f-6388-4193- 8002-be55584c1ac1&DisplayLang=en On the other hand version 5.0 (install.exe) seems to have SIP support as it works on any other Windows XP (overwriting the default version). (I have even tried manually removing Messenger on the file system and the registry but I must be missing something.) what version is shown in Help|About Windows Messenger? Regards -- Thomas Wenzl [MVP for Live Communications Server] Share what you know, learn what you don't! (Deja/Google)
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July 29th 04, 05:27 AM
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Simple Accounts Problem
Sorry Thomas - I didn't explain myself very well.
I actually tried both version 4.7 and 5.0. The Help|About says 5.0.0482. I notice that the "SIP Communications Service Account" option does not come up for any users logged onto the computer so I suspect a machine wide setting or something - I'm sure it has to be a simple problem. Brian "Thomas Wenzl [MVP]" wrote in message ... Hi Brian, Brian Taylor wrote: This link seems to install version 4.7 (mmssetup.exe). This gives ".Net Passport" and "Communications Service" account options. If I use the latter option then a username/password dialog box comes up and nothing I seem to enter will make a connection. did you followed that link? "To download a version of Windows Messenger that works with both .NET Messenger Service, SIP Communication Service, and Microsoft® Exchange 2000 Server, click here." http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...99f-6388-4193- 8002-be55584c1ac1&DisplayLang=en On the other hand version 5.0 (install.exe) seems to have SIP support as it works on any other Windows XP (overwriting the default version). (I have even tried manually removing Messenger on the file system and the registry but I must be missing something.) what version is shown in Help|About Windows Messenger? Regards -- Thomas Wenzl [MVP for Live Communications Server] Share what you know, learn what you don't! (Deja/Google)
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July 29th 04, 06:48 AM
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Simple Accounts Problem
Hello Brian,
Brian Taylor wrote: How can I get the "SIP Communications Service Account" option to show under Windows Messenger 5.0 Tools/Options/Accounts (in order to connect to Live Communications Server)? It appears and works on all computers except one (they all run Windows XP) that only shows the ".Net Passport" and "Exchange" account options. you probably don't have the latest Windows Messenger version with SIP support installed on that machine. Download it from http://messenger.microsoft.com/. HTH Regards -- Thomas Wenzl [MVP for Live Communications Server] Share what you know, learn what you don't! (Deja/Google)
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July 29th 04, 06:54 AM
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Simple Accounts Problem
Hi Brian,
Brian Taylor wrote: This link seems to install version 4.7 (mmssetup.exe). This gives ".Net Passport" and "Communications Service" account options. If I use the latter option then a username/password dialog box comes up and nothing I seem to enter will make a connection. did you followed that link? "To download a version of Windows Messenger that works with both .NET Messenger Service, SIP Communication Service, and Microsoft® Exchange 2000 Server, click here." http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...DisplayLang=en On the other hand version 5.0 (install.exe) seems to have SIP support as it works on any other Windows XP (overwriting the default version). (I have even tried manually removing Messenger on the file system and the registry but I must be missing something.) what version is shown in Help|About Windows Messenger? Regards -- Thomas Wenzl [MVP for Live Communications Server] Share what you know, learn what you don't! (Deja/Google)
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July 29th 04, 07:41 AM
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Simple Accounts Problem
Sorry Thomas - I didn't explain myself very well.
I actually tried both version 4.7 and 5.0. The Help|About says 5.0.0482. I notice that the "SIP Communications Service Account" option does not come up for any users logged onto the computer so I suspect a machine wide setting or something - I'm sure it has to be a simple problem. Brian "Thomas Wenzl [MVP]" wrote in message ... Hi Brian, Brian Taylor wrote: This link seems to install version 4.7 (mmssetup.exe). This gives ".Net Passport" and "Communications Service" account options. If I use the latter option then a username/password dialog box comes up and nothing I seem to enter will make a connection. did you followed that link? "To download a version of Windows Messenger that works with both .NET Messenger Service, SIP Communication Service, and Microsoft® Exchange 2000 Server, click here." http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...99f-6388-4193- 8002-be55584c1ac1&DisplayLang=en On the other hand version 5.0 (install.exe) seems to have SIP support as it works on any other Windows XP (overwriting the default version). (I have even tried manually removing Messenger on the file system and the registry but I must be missing something.) what version is shown in Help|About Windows Messenger? Regards -- Thomas Wenzl [MVP for Live Communications Server] Share what you know, learn what you don't! (Deja/Google)
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July 29th 04, 09:45 AM
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Simple Accounts Problem
Hello Brian,
Brian Taylor wrote: How can I get the "SIP Communications Service Account" option to show under Windows Messenger 5.0 Tools/Options/Accounts (in order to connect to Live Communications Server)? It appears and works on all computers except one (they all run Windows XP) that only shows the ".Net Passport" and "Exchange" account options. you probably don't have the latest Windows Messenger version with SIP support installed on that machine. Download it from http://messenger.microsoft.com/. HTH Regards -- Thomas Wenzl [MVP for Live Communications Server] Share what you know, learn what you don't! (Deja/Google)
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July 29th 04, 09:46 AM
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Simple Accounts Problem
Hi Brian,
Brian Taylor wrote: This link seems to install version 4.7 (mmssetup.exe). This gives ".Net Passport" and "Communications Service" account options. If I use the latter option then a username/password dialog box comes up and nothing I seem to enter will make a connection. did you followed that link? "To download a version of Windows Messenger that works with both .NET Messenger Service, SIP Communication Service, and Microsoft® Exchange 2000 Server, click here." http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...DisplayLang=en On the other hand version 5.0 (install.exe) seems to have SIP support as it works on any other Windows XP (overwriting the default version). (I have even tried manually removing Messenger on the file system and the registry but I must be missing something.) what version is shown in Help|About Windows Messenger? Regards -- Thomas Wenzl [MVP for Live Communications Server] Share what you know, learn what you don't! (Deja/Google)
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July 29th 04, 01:56 PM
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Simple Accounts Problem
Sorry Thomas - I didn't explain myself very well.
I actually tried both version 4.7 and 5.0. The Help|About says 5.0.0482. I notice that the "SIP Communications Service Account" option does not come up for any users logged onto the computer so I suspect a machine wide setting or something - I'm sure it has to be a simple problem. Brian "Thomas Wenzl [MVP]" wrote in message ... Hi Brian, Brian Taylor wrote: This link seems to install version 4.7 (mmssetup.exe). This gives ".Net Passport" and "Communications Service" account options. If I use the latter option then a username/password dialog box comes up and nothing I seem to enter will make a connection. did you followed that link? "To download a version of Windows Messenger that works with both .NET Messenger Service, SIP Communication Service, and Microsoft® Exchange 2000 Server, click here." http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...99f-6388-4193- 8002-be55584c1ac1&DisplayLang=en On the other hand version 5.0 (install.exe) seems to have SIP support as it works on any other Windows XP (overwriting the default version). (I have even tried manually removing Messenger on the file system and the registry but I must be missing something.) what version is shown in Help|About Windows Messenger? Regards -- Thomas Wenzl [MVP for Live Communications Server] Share what you know, learn what you don't! (Deja/Google)
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July 29th 04, 02:36 PM
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Simple Accounts Problem
Hello Brian,
Brian Taylor wrote: How can I get the "SIP Communications Service Account" option to show under Windows Messenger 5.0 Tools/Options/Accounts (in order to connect to Live Communications Server)? It appears and works on all computers except one (they all run Windows XP) that only shows the ".Net Passport" and "Exchange" account options. you probably don't have the latest Windows Messenger version with SIP support installed on that machine. Download it from http://messenger.microsoft.com/. HTH Regards -- Thomas Wenzl [MVP for Live Communications Server] Share what you know, learn what you don't! (Deja/Google)
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