NetMeeting

This patch eliminates a security vulnerability in Microsoft® Windows Media™ Services. The vulnerability could allow a malicious user to prevent an affected server from providing useful service.

OCX controls are containers that can hold multiple ActiveX controls. A particular OCX control, associated with Windows Media Player, could be used in a denial of service attack against RTF-enabled e-mail clients such as Microsoft® Outlook and Outlook Express. Microsoft has released a patch that eliminates this security vulnerability.

Learn more about the communication and collaboration features of Netmeeting 3.0 including conferencing, program sharing, Internet directory, remote desktop, and more.

Find system requirement, set up instructions, and known issues surrounding the installation and use of NetMeeting 3.0.

Find NetMeeting compatible products and services in this partner directory. These products and services extend or enhance the capabilities that NetMeeting offers to deliver customers rich and complete solutions to address their business needs

Microsoft NetMeeting provides a powerful, integrated package that offers standards based data, audio, and video conferencing. Users of NetMeeting can communicate and collaborate with other users in real-time over the Internet or an intranet. Get more information about how NetMeeting can help to enhance communication in your organization in this overview article.

Discover the sequence of events in NetMeeting 2.1 as well as some idiosyncrasies of working with the NetMeeting 2.1 COM objects.

Find out how NetMeeting can help to streamline your help desk's day-to-day operations and how to configure NetMeeting for such a purpose.

Find out how to place calls using the Microsoft User Location Service (ULS) through a ULS server. There are several User Location Service servers present on the Internet in support of finding NetMeeting users.