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Name: hakunamatata
Date: July 2, 2007 at 21:17:01 Pacific
Subject: client site A -and- site B
OS: win2003
CPU/Ram: 786

Comment:

hi,
i have two separate offices both have running windows 2003 server. two server are connected via RAS dialup connection using phone line. say, site A dial to site B. Purposed on this connections is to transmit our daily transactions inhouse programs. Now, since id installed PopMessenger for LAN chat in site A & siteB.my boss ask me if it is possible to chat siteA to siteB clients or vise-versa using Popmessenger LAN Chat. pls help.

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Response Number 1

Name: wanderer
Date: July 3, 2007 at 08:05:30 Pacific

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Dialup does not provide enough bandwidth to do chats. Consider broadband connections at each end and connect via site to site vpn. Then you will have enough bandwidth.
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Response Number 2

Name: hakunamatata
Date: July 4, 2007 at 19:36:00 Pacific

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i tried site to site vpn but my problem is my site A internet connection which is a wireless connection.they use canopy antenna.so my server now is considered as part of their local network .coz i got private ip from their dhcp server.i can't penetrate to site A coz all incoming connections is blocked by ISP.Which is the most setup for wireless access point server of ISP.
that's my problem now. what is important to me now is that i can do file transfer and next i lan chat..tnx

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