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Hello all,
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Is it possible for users on two different jabber servers (running two separate domains) to communicate with each other such that one of the Jabber servers has a static IP address and other gets a dynamic IP address and when it comes online.
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If yes, please give me some pointers to the same.
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Needed urgently.
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Regards,
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Ritu
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