LF: freeware chat server for LAN

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Wishmaster

Hello!

I'm looking for a simple freeware chat server for a medium-sized LAN (15
computers). Like IRC, but internal for the LAN.
The network has a Windows 2000 server with Windows 98/XP clients.

Thanks.



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Hello!

I'm looking for a simple freeware chat server for a medium-sized LAN (15
computers). Like IRC, but internal for the LAN.
The network has a Windows 2000 server with Windows 98/XP clients.

Thanks.
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You might try IRCXpro Server 1.2 Build 1538 English

I have IRCX pro installed on my computer and it IS FREE
for use of up to 10 clients. Otherwise it used to be you
payed $100 for up to 100 users, and possibly $1,000 for
the unlimited version. And their are KEYS that are provided
upon payment to open either of the latter options.

I downloaded this program several years ago so I don't
know what the current licensing details are for the program
found at: http://www.ircxpro.com/products/

HTH,

DB
 
Wishmaster said:
Hello!

I'm looking for a simple freeware chat server for a medium-sized LAN
(15 computers). Like IRC, but internal for the LAN.
The network has a Windows 2000 server with Windows 98/XP clients.
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Jive Messenger:
http://www.jivesoftware.org/messenger

Was commercial, but went Open Source. It uses the Jabber XMPP protocol.
We use it at work for several dozen employees, and it works well.
 
You might try IRCXpro Server 1.2 Build 1538 English

I have IRCX pro installed on my computer and it IS FREE
for use of up to 10 clients. Otherwise it used to be you
payed $100 for up to 100 users, and possibly $1,000 for
the unlimited version. And their are KEYS that are provided
upon payment to open either of the latter options.

I downloaded this program several years ago so I don't
know what the current licensing details are for the program
found at: http://www.ircxpro.com/products/
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Liteware. :(
 
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