IntraMessenger
- Free • Open Source
- Windows
- Linux
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Create your own Instant Messenger communities! Uniquely designed and fully centralized under your (admin) control. Server (open source PHP/MySQL) provides great flexibility, including the external authentication possibility (e.g. : forum, CMS, blog, PGI, CMR...). Intra-MessengerAllows companies/communities (organizations, associations, institutions...) and dispersed workgroups to create and control their own network of instant collaborative messengers.
Bottom line: If you're a business looking to create a private IM (instant messaging) network with windows systems this is your program.
Bottom line: If you're a business looking to create a private IM (instant messaging) network with windows systems this is your program.
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IntraMessenger
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Our users have written 1 comments and reviews about IntraMessenger, and it has gotten 1 likes
- Developed by THe UDS
- Open Source and Free product.
- 6 alternatives listed
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View allIntraMessenger was added to AlternativeTo by jambon on Oct 5, 2010 and this page was last updated Mar 12, 2019.
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Windows: Client only works on windows
Linux: Server script can run on linux or a wamp server
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- lan-messenger
- Instant Messaging
- intranet
- Instant Messenger
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IntraMessenger
Summary and Relevance
Our users have written 1 comments and reviews about IntraMessenger, and it has gotten 1 likes
- Developed by THe UDS
- Open Source and Free product.
- 6 alternatives listed
Popular alternatives
View allIntraMessenger was added to AlternativeTo by jambon on Oct 5, 2010 and this page was last updated Mar 12, 2019.
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- csnarendran added IntraMessenger as alternative(s) to AChat6 months ago
- altwhcandle added IntraMessenger as alternative(s) to RealPopup LAN chat8 months ago
I recently tried this with some of my users. We gave up because quite simply the client software is crap and you can't connect anything but their own proprietary client to the server at present.
Messages would frequently not arrive without any indication to the sender that there was a problem. There were lockups with no explanation - the user would hit send, and the program would be "busy" and unable to move until the user force ended its process in the task manager.
Another slap in the face is to use the client software under anything but MS Windows you need wine or a virtual machine, while the server itself can run on several platforms. In short, the client software is a hastily thrown together turd connecting to the more polished back end.Hopefully future versions will have the client catch up and I'll be able to give this a better review after trying it again but for now: 3 out of 10 stars.