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Send messages on client station
Name: PeteLabo (by pkameni) Date: May 30, 2008 at 02:49:34 Pacific OS: Win2003 Standard CPU/Ram: 1024
Comment:
I have installed win2003 server with a domain controler. I would like to send notification information for users on their station (WinXP) instead of move up and down in the office. What should I do ?
1) install quick messenger in your system and add all the groups or workstations in that. so whenever you want to send the message just type the message and choose the systems or users or groups in that.. but you have to start the messenger service in all systems. through the services.msc from one system you can connect to all systems messenger services.
2) you can use the
net send systemname message ( for this also you have to start the messenger service)
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Response Number 3
Name: Analyst Date: June 10, 2008 at 21:04:30 Pacific
Reply:
I've been using a free program called NTSend for years. Try looking it up on SnapFiles.com or on the Internet. You can send by workstation or the whole domain. You have to insure the "Messenger" service is enabled on the computers, though.
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