Jeff
The "ping test" would probably shed a lot more light on the situation.

-HJ

----- Original Message -----
From: "Jeff Cummings" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, February 12, 2003 11:58 AM
Subject: [IpswitchIM_Forum] NAT Problems and Solutions


>
> Ok, I have been trying to get this working by reading all the other posts
> and it hasn't happened yet.  Maybe I am just missing something.  I will be
> the first to admit that I am no networking expert but I would think that
> this software to be successful shouldn't need one.  I have a website that
is
> hosted by a hosting company and all the email is directed to our own
server
> that is running IMail (which by the way works great! and was not hard to
> setup) I have two machines on my desk that have the IM client installed
and
> the IM server is installed on the server that has IMail running on it,
which
> is external to my office. Each client can see the other (at least they
> appear and get the smiley face).  Neither could until I added the registry
> entry as has been previously reported.  I think that is a problem because
> having the end user do that is asking for trouble.  But each must initiate
a
> conversation to communicate.  You can't see your own typing or the
response
> on the machine that was contacted.  I'm not sure about the "ping test".
> Both machines can ping the IM server and since they can communicate,
sorta,
> it looks like they both can find the server but what happens there appears
> to be where the path breaks down. I would like to get this to work so I
> could get rid of the public messenger programs.
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
>
> Operating system should not matter.  What were the results of your ping
> test?
>
> -HJ
>
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