NetMeeting Replacement With Multiparty Video Conferencing

The modern NetMeeting has arrived, with secure, multipoint video conferencing, web conferencing, and a suite of collaboration features. Unlike netmeetings of the 1990's, e/pop traverses NAT, firewalls and the Internet. You can have an online meeting with field offices, customers, vendors and anyone in the world who has an Internet connection.

Introduction

In the 1990s, NetMeeting was used a popular collaboration tool between two employees on a common local area network. NetMeeting used popular (at the time) peer-to-peer connections. The Internet expanded, firewalls went up, and employees tried to use NetMeeting for inter-company meetings. Unfortunately, peer-to-peer connections were blocked by firewalls and routers, and many employees were frustrated that the LAN utility did not work over the Internet and most wide area networks (WANs). In addition, the ranges of ports and the geometric growth in connections needed for multi-user sessions were big setbacks for IT managers.

It's a New Era: e/pop Web & Video Conferencing

Multipoint, real-time technology has made substantial progress since the mid-90s. Today modern netmeetings are routinely conducted over the Internet, among multiple users each behind their own firewall, and a full suite of rich media conferencing features -- multiparty web, VoIP and video conferencing along with PowerPoint, document, application sharing and more.

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