Hi Laura,

When you''re adding buddies are you using their full JID, i.e. mybuddy@[mycompany]?

Thanks,

Ryan

Hi, I want my server to function in the lan only, so my server domain is 192.168.1.68. And we cannot authorize each other. In the admin window I can see all users as online but cannot authorize each other.  we are adding contacts as: nick@192.168.1.68

¿ do you have any suggestion ? we are using a mix of clients: PSI and Miranda.

thanks

There is a problem with your naming convention.  I beat my head against my server for two days before I figured it out.  It doesn''t matter how you input the names, it matters how the server sees your accounts.  So for instance, even if you add all of your users as  user@192.169.1.68, and your server is seeing your users as user@foobar, then it won''t allow you authorize.  Furthermore, if you input all of your users as user@foobar.mydomain.com, but it''s still just seeing them as user@foobar, then once again, it won''t let you authorize the users.  This is the same problem I ran into with my initial install.  Another problem that caused this is that I wasn''t properly authenticating against my LDAP.  Since it was my first build, I assumed you had to register your users, but what I had done is I was registering new users in the embedded database and due to typos in my jive-messenger.xml file, I was not authenticating against LDAP at all.

Mark