We have a OCS Edge server, and we're now started inviting customers to join our meetings. I would like to test this, but I encountered some problems. I went home, and started my computer. I logged on using a local account (the computer is not a domain member). My home computer is Vista Enterprise.
So I used VPN and installed Communicator and Live Meeting (LMSetup) from our fileshare. I Closed down VPN and first tried Communicator to check if Communcator worked fine by use of our Edge. It did.
Now, I would like to try invite myself using my yahoo-mail address for Live Meeting testing. However then I got problems: Live meeting started to ask for my work domain password...
I see that I can create a new local account on my home computer, and it did work fine, but how can I clear the settings Live Meeting is reading so I can connect using a "anonymous/customer"-account? Is there anywhere in registry? Or is the Sip information somehow written to the account?
I also hear a consultant of us have the same problem; how to connect to various customers using different sips (and anonymous).
uh no. that key is empty at my place. I also see the branch HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Live Meeting\Preferences\Server\Backup, however that is also empty.
How do Live Meeting store its SIP data?
