Introduction


With ConferenceRoom, the first fully functional Internet Relay Chat (IRC) Server for Windows NT® and Windows95®, managing an IRC server for fun or profit is no longer the privilege of UNIX® experts. IRC can now be used in general business applications with ease, enabling greater collaboration, as well as cost savings, when compared to business travel or conventional teleconferencing. A business can now run its support and training operations via IRC.

ConferenceRoom is the first IRC server built from the ground up to take advantage of the easy administration and superior price performance of Microsoft Windows NT®. It is ideal for those who need to deploy internal company networks, often called Intranets, as well as those who wish to connect to the Internet. Deployment is especially easy because ConferenceRoom communicates with UNIX® IRC Servers -- the only Windows NT® IRC server with this capability. ConferenceRoom is also integrated with the World Wide Web, allowing the user's browser to become a Chat client.

Not only does ConferenceRoom take advantage of the Windows ease-of-use in its management features, but it also comes with a built-in web server, allowing a web to have true real time chat on a web page. Unlike other web page chats, this real time chat is similar to that offered by proprietary on-line services such as Compuserve and America On-Line. This feature is available for any Java-enabled browser. An example of this feature can be seen at #café. The server is completely IRC compliant, and will also work with any IRC client, such as PIRCH, on any operating system.


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