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Apologies if this is the wrong group, feel free to suggest a more suitable
one but none of the groups seem to deal with meeting space. I am trying to configure meeting space on Vista business on a 2003 domain so that non-admins can run it. I have configured the firewall settings by group policy and they show up in the firewall as enabled. I have also set the WMI namespace security to allow authenticated user. With a non-admin account I still get asked if I want to configure meeting space. The issues seems to be with the local firewall rules that are available for meeting space, if I enable them everything works but you need an admin account to enable the firewall rules. When I created the firewall settings gpo I only changed the ip address settings to match our network rather than use the default settings. I haven't tried SP1 yet. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Thanks Andrew Happily using Vista at home for over 6 months. |