Hi, I was just wondering how to set up a Meeting Space meeting on the
internet, everytime I go to make a meeting it says that it is using the local
network.

Meeting Space uses IPv6; if you have an IPv4 connection, it will use either
a link-local IPv6 address for nearby systems or a Teredo address. You
should be able to establish a meeting with anyone you have IPv6 connectivity
to. (Since they're not local, you'll need to send an invitation file via
e-mail or some other means.)

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Hi, I was just wondering how to set up a Meeting Space meeting on the
internet, everytime I go to make a meeting it says that it is using the
local
network.

Thanks for the response, I'm sure it will help, but I don't know how to
change my wireless connection to IPv6

"Michael A. Bishop (MSFT)" wrote:

Meeting Space uses IPv6; if you have an IPv4 connection, it will use either
a link-local IPv6 address for nearby systems or a Teredo address. You
should be able to establish a meeting with anyone you have IPv6 connectivity
to. (Since they're not local, you'll need to send an invitation file via
e-mail or some other means.)

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Hi, I was just wondering how to set up a Meeting Space meeting on the
internet, everytime I go to make a meeting it says that it is using the
local
network.

How i can create a virtual room (such as meeting space) in internet (ipv4) ?
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Forza e onore!!!


"Release12" wrote:

Thanks for the response, I'm sure it will help, but I don't know how to
change my wireless connection to IPv6

"Michael A. Bishop (MSFT)" wrote:

Meeting Space uses IPv6; if you have an IPv4 connection, it will use either
a link-local IPv6 address for nearby systems or a Teredo address. You
should be able to establish a meeting with anyone you have IPv6 connectivity
to. (Since they're not local, you'll need to send an invitation file via
e-mail or some other means.)

"Release12" a écrit dans le message de
...
Hi, I was just wondering how to set up a Meeting Space meeting on the
internet, everytime I go to make a meeting it says that it is using the
local
network.

Trying to make a new question does work so here it goes...

I have vista Business on my Dell inspiron 1721 and I can't get meeting space
to open.
It is not in the start menu for all programs. It does not open when I "click
here to open meeting space" from the "what's new with vista" page of the
welcome center. I even reinstalled vista business from the dvd and still no
meeting space.

What gives?
--
Dr. Peters

Go to Control Panel - Programs and Features - Turn Windows
features on and off

Make sure that Windows Meeting Space is intalled there.. Then check
in the Accessories folder.

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Jeffrey Randow

Windows Networking MVP 2001-2006
http://www.networkblog.net

On Thu, 18 Oct 2007 01:19:00 -0700, wapman
wrote:

Trying to make a new question does work so here it goes...

I have vista Business on my Dell inspiron 1721 and I can't get meeting space
to open.
It is not in the start menu for all programs. It does not open when I "click
here to open meeting space" from the "what's new with vista" page of the
welcome center. I even reinstalled vista business from the dvd and still no
meeting space.

What gives?