Balázs,
Ekiga can make H.323 calls to netmeeting. I believe in Ekiga config, you
want to set these options:
edit--->preferences
H.323 Settings
enable H.245 tunneling - DISABLE
enable early H.245 - DISABLE
enable fast start - DISABLE
You then place the call:
H323:192.168.32.5
(instead of "sip:[email protected]")
Remember that H.323 has difficulty going through firewalls, and NAT routers.
H.323 depends on these ports, one document listing the ports:
http://www.microsoft.com/PRODUCTS/internet/netmeeting/reskit/NMRK21CH4.HTM
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/158623
1720 H.323 call setup (TCP)
1731 Audio call control (TCP) (this is used by netmeeting)
Dynamic H.323 call control (TCP)
Dynamic H.323 streaming (RTP over UDP)
* Pass through primary TCP connections on ports 1720,
* Pass through secondary TCP and UDP connections on dynamically
assigned ports (1024-65535).
your friends using netmeeting might need an additional codec, I believe
this is some form of SPEEX available - please check legalities of this
SW before using. I have never used it, both ekiga and netmeeting must
have at least one codec common. By default I believe they do not.
One example I found:
http://www.roed.republika.pl/speexw/
Another page with interesting information:
http://ze-dinosaur.livejournal.com/14389.html
I cannot vouch for any of these methods, I have not used them, and
cannot guarantee legality or results, please check this before using.
My question: why are your friends still using netmeeting ? might this be
the shared desktop capabilities ?
If that is what you are after, I'd recommend tightVNC or similar for
remote desktop, and in fact - Ekiga on all PCs, including windows. then
you can use SIP protocol which should simplify potential NAT/FW issues.
Of course if you really want to use H.323, I believe Ekiga could place
an H323 call to ekiga.
hope this helps.
Best regards,
Balázs Molnár wrote:
>
> Hello, Please help me ... I am new to ekiga and I need to connect to MS
> Netmeeting ... how can I do it ? I have tried it before with my
> colleauges without success ... maybe we do something wrong ... and is it
> possible to be a host and share my desktop or any application with the
> members of the meeting?
> Thanks in advance for your replies ...
>
> Kind Regards / Üdvözlettel:
>
> Balázs Molnár
>
>
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