I have two Vista Ultimate machines on my home network. One is x86 and the
other is x64 but this is irrelevant as far as I can tell. They are both on
the same LAN and connected to the same router (D-Link DGL-4500). They both
have IPv6 enabled. They both use Windows Live OneCare and they both have
firewall exceptions for Meeting Space activated (I have also tried disabling
this firewall completely with no effect).

Anyway, no matter what I do, these computers can not connect to one another
through Windows Meeting Space. They can both see each other's meetings and
they can both see each other's "People Near Me" names. But they can not
connect. It always gives an error after about ten seconds saying it could
not make the connection.

I have tried connecting directly, connecting by email invitation, connecting
by file invitation...nothing works.

Does anyone have some advice for me?

Thanks,

John

I believe Meeting Space uses port 5722. Can you telnet it?

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"John Adams" wrote in message
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I have two Vista Ultimate machines on my home network. One is x86 and the
other is x64 but this is irrelevant as far as I can tell. They are both on
the same LAN and connected to the same router (D-Link DGL-4500). They both
have IPv6 enabled. They both use Windows Live OneCare and they both have
firewall exceptions for Meeting Space activated (I have also tried
disabling this firewall completely with no effect).

Anyway, no matter what I do, these computers can not connect to one
another through Windows Meeting Space. They can both see each other's
meetings and they can both see each other's "People Near Me" names. But
they can not connect. It always gives an error after about ten seconds
saying it could not make the connection.

I have tried connecting directly, connecting by email invitation,
connecting by file invitation...nothing works.

Does anyone have some advice for me?

Thanks,

John

I'll have to add the telnet windows feature to try this. I will let you
know, but I can tell you that I added specific firewall exceptions to both
inbound and outbound port 5722 on both computers and they would still not
connect.

I'm lost at this point. Could it be the router? I might suspect that the
router is interfering with the IPv6 communication, but when I ping other
Vista machines by their names I get back an IPv6 response, so I know that
IPv6 works at least in that case.

"Robert L. (MS-MVP)" wrote:

I believe Meeting Space uses port 5722. Can you telnet it?

--
Bob Lin, MS-MVP, MCSE & CNE
Networking, Internet, Routing, VPN Troubleshooting on
http://www.ChicagoTech.net
How to Setup Windows, Network, VPN & Remote Access on
http://www.HowToNetworking.com
"John Adams" wrote in message
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I have two Vista Ultimate machines on my home network. One is x86 and the
other is x64 but this is irrelevant as far as I can tell. They are both on
the same LAN and connected to the same router (D-Link DGL-4500). They both
have IPv6 enabled. They both use Windows Live OneCare and they both have
firewall exceptions for Meeting Space activated (I have also tried
disabling this firewall completely with no effect).

Anyway, no matter what I do, these computers can not connect to one
another through Windows Meeting Space. They can both see each other's
meetings and they can both see each other's "People Near Me" names. But
they can not connect. It always gives an error after about ten seconds
saying it could not make the connection.

I have tried connecting directly, connecting by email invitation,
connecting by file invitation...nothing works.

Does anyone have some advice for me?

Thanks,

John