zcarroll872005
Technical User
I am having issues connecting my Windows Messenger to “SIP Communications Service” here at work. As a new hire I was given instructions on connecting Windows Messenger to allow communication between employees, and the instructions are as such:
Install the client.
After install, run the client.
Select “SIP Communications Service”, click “OK”
Simple right? The problem I am having, however, is that “SIP Communications Service” is not an option that I can pick. The only two options that are present when I select “click here to sign in” are “.Net Messaging Service” and “Exchange Messaging Service.” When you go into Tools > Options > Accounts there is also no SIP section to go into as indicated by the help manual within Windows Messenger, only .Net and Exchange options.
Our Tech help here at work seems at a loss as to the problem, so I figure I would ask if anyone knows what the issue is? They think it has something to do with one of the “services” being turned off on my desktop, or something additional that needs to be downloaded to allow SIP as an option, but they don’t know for sure. Any ideas?
Install the client.
After install, run the client.
Select “SIP Communications Service”, click “OK”
Simple right? The problem I am having, however, is that “SIP Communications Service” is not an option that I can pick. The only two options that are present when I select “click here to sign in” are “.Net Messaging Service” and “Exchange Messaging Service.” When you go into Tools > Options > Accounts there is also no SIP section to go into as indicated by the help manual within Windows Messenger, only .Net and Exchange options.
Our Tech help here at work seems at a loss as to the problem, so I figure I would ask if anyone knows what the issue is? They think it has something to do with one of the “services” being turned off on my desktop, or something additional that needs to be downloaded to allow SIP as an option, but they don’t know for sure. Any ideas?