Hello,
I am trying to create a batch file for our Help Desk and so far have it working perfectly. That's not good enough, though. 🙂
Here is what I have so far minus all the REMs
:conf
echo Please wait while NetMeeting opens.
rundll32.exe msconf.dll,CallToProtocolHandler 100.15.2.6
del "NetBatch.bat" /q
goto exit
Simple, but serves its purpose. Here's what I'm hoping someone can offer me. I want the user who runs this batch to be forced into a secure connection. Currently, if I start a secure host session (in data only mode) and have a user run the batch, they will get a message on their end stating that I only accept secure calls. I want to force their call to use secure mode so that it disables voice and video.
All users will be using a corperate image so will all be on Win XP Pro and will have NetMeeting 3.01 (5.1.2600.2180).
If anyone knows what commands I need to add to my batch to start the call in secure mode I'd greatly appreciate it.
Thanks for looking,
--Kris
I am trying to create a batch file for our Help Desk and so far have it working perfectly. That's not good enough, though. 🙂
Here is what I have so far minus all the REMs
:conf
echo Please wait while NetMeeting opens.
rundll32.exe msconf.dll,CallToProtocolHandler 100.15.2.6
del "NetBatch.bat" /q
goto exit
Simple, but serves its purpose. Here's what I'm hoping someone can offer me. I want the user who runs this batch to be forced into a secure connection. Currently, if I start a secure host session (in data only mode) and have a user run the batch, they will get a message on their end stating that I only accept secure calls. I want to force their call to use secure mode so that it disables voice and video.
All users will be using a corperate image so will all be on Win XP Pro and will have NetMeeting 3.01 (5.1.2600.2180).
If anyone knows what commands I need to add to my batch to start the call in secure mode I'd greatly appreciate it.
Thanks for looking,
--Kris