In addition I found a long time ago a free program that will make it easy to
net send to people.
http://www.sbits.biz/SendTextMessage.exe
Good to use when Shutting down a server in a large office.
Russ
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"Marcin" <marcin[ at ]community.nospam> wrote in message
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[Quoted Text] > Miha,
> yes - you can - as long as Messenger service is running on the target ,
> its UDP port 138 is accessible, and you have a name resolution method
> available between both domains (assuming that you use computer names
> rather than IP addresses)...
>
> hth
> Marcin
>
> "Miha" <miha.bernik[ at ]email.si> wrote in message
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>> Hi
>>
>> We have two different networks, each one has one SBS 2003 server and
>> Windows XP clients. Because users from domain A and B want to access
>> resources from other domain I have configure routing so that both
>> networks can be accessed.
>> Because there are two SBS 2003 I couldn't create trust between them, so I
>> created the same account in each domain so that users could access files
>> from both domain.
>> Now they want to use net send command, so I'm wondering if it is possible
>> and how that users from domain A could use 'net send' to send info to
>> users in domain B and users from domain B could use 'net send' to users
>> in domain A?
>> Thank you in advance
>> Regards,Miha
>>
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