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XMPP Instant Messaging service
To use XMPP Instant Messaging, users must provide a unique XMPP Instant Messaging Service account as a sender
and assign different account as a receiver on Event Action/Notification Recipient page.
Activate: Specifies whether the Agent/Client XMPP Instant Messaging service to notification is active or inactive.
Service address: Sets the XMPP server address according to your XMPP Server configuration. Select Google
Talk to use predefined settings for Google Talk service.
Service name: Sets the service name on an XMPP Instant Messaging server. This option is usually not required.
Contact the systems administrator of the server for the service name if required.
Service port: The port number which the XMPP Instant Messaging server will use.
Account: Sets the account to access the XMPP Instant Messaging server.
Password: Sets the password for the account.
Note: In order to make sure that the sender can send the XMPP notification to recipients, recipients should accept the
invitation from sender.
Messenger Service/Terminal Services/Remote Desktop Services
Messenger service
Messenger Service/Terminal Services/Remote Desktop Service only works on Windows platforms. Options are
explained below:
Activate: Specify whether to use this service to send a notification to recipients. If the service is not started,
clicking Yes option will also start the service.
Note: Messenger service is available on Windows XP, 2000 and Server 2003, Terminal Services is available on
Windows Vista and Server 2008, and Remote Desktop Services is available on Windows 7 and Server 2008 R2.