How can I have my product/company name listed in the NetMeeting Compatible Products and Services Directory?How is the NetMeeting SDK different from other conferencing platforms?
Where can I find information on business use of NetMeeting?
What are the bandwidth requirements for NetMeeting?
How are NetMeeting 2.1 and TAPI 3.0 related?
Is NetMeeting compatible with conferencing servers?
How do fire walls affect NetMeeting?
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The Microsoft NetMeeting Compatible Products and Services Directory provides information on some of the products and services from leading vendors that are compatible with NetMeeting. These products and services extend or enhance the capabilities NetMeeting offers, delivering complete solutions to address the business needs of customers. If you are a third-party company that has a product or service that is integrated/compatible with NetMeeting and you'd like to see your information listed in this directory as well as on the NetMeeting Web site, e-mail nmextmkt@microsoft.com.
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The NetMeeting SDK enables your application to take advantage of international conferencing standards. Since NetMeeting 2.1 is available for free redistribution, neither you nor your customers will need to pay licensing fees to Microsoft for use of your product as long as you complete the licensing agreement.
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Corporations who wish to adopt NetMeeting as an organizational communication tool should refer to the NetMeeting Resource Kit available on the Microsoft NetMeeting Web site.
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For information on network bandwidth considerations for NetMeeting, see the NetMeeting Resource Kit available on the Microsoft NetMeeting Web site.
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NetMeeting focuses on providing standards-based real-time audio, video, and data collaboration to enable groups of people to work together. If you want to add conferencing functionality, including data collaboration, to your application, the NetMeeting SDK will provide you with the support and information you need.
TAPI 3.0 will provide developers the ability to add multicast H.323-based audio and video to their applications. If you want to add Internet telephony functionality to an existing TAPI application, the TAPI 3.0 interfaces are the best solution for you.
For more information on TAPI, consult the Microsoft TAPI 3.0 Web page.
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For information on conferencing servers, bridges, and multipoint control unit compatibility with NetMeeting, see the NetMeeting Resource Kit available on the Microsoft NetMeeting Web site.
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For information on fire walls and NetMeeting, see the NetMeeting Resource Kit available at the Microsoft NetMeeting Web site.
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Last Updated: November 1, 1997
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