Multi login on MSN and Yahoo?

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Is there a way I could log into the same MSN/Live and Yahoo account from two different machines? They will be within the same local network. One will be a PC running windows (Pidgin), the other will be my DSi (running Find 'Clirc' on FileTrip.net, connecting to bitlbee).

I try, but when I log on with one it logs me off with the other.

AIM lets me, it's Yahoo and MSN I'm concerned with.
 
Zaertix said:
I know for a fact MSN won't. No idea about Yahoo.
I know for a fact that MSN supports multiple simultaneous logins. I've often done exactly that - log in on pidgin on my PC, and log in on IM+ on my iPad, and sometimes log in MSN (old version) on my laptop. It doesn't log me out, although messages get sent to every device, and sometimes one device will get messages whilst the others don't (syncing error).
YIM always disconnects you when you try logging in from a different location.
 
Rydian said:
Is there a way I could log into the same MSN/Live and Yahoo account from two different machines? They will be within the same local network. One will be a PC running windows (Pidgin), the other will be my DSi (running Find 'Clirc' on FileTrip.net, connecting to bitlbee).

I try, but when I log on with one it logs me off with the other.

AIM lets me, it's Yahoo and MSN I'm concerned with.

Have you tried Nimbuzz ??

it got :
Facebook
Gtalk
Yahoo
AIM
MSN
Myspace ICQ
Hyves chat
 
I often use MSN from several places within my network (My desktop and my netbook) at the same time. It just says which machines I'm on, and I can remotely log a machine out if I want
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One question: Why would you use two devices?

I'm not sure if it works, but you may try the following things out.
For DS
If you have a DSi (XL), you can go to m.eBuddy.
If you don't;


For PC
A list of chatting programs for the PC, portable: PortableApps
 
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Zaertix said:
I know for a fact MSN won't. No idea about Yahoo.
I know for a fact that MSN supports multiple simultaneous logins. I've often done exactly that - log in on pidgin on my PC, and log in on IM+ on my iPad, and sometimes log in MSN (old version) on my laptop. It doesn't log me out, although messages get sent to every device, and sometimes one device will get messages whilst the others don't (syncing error).
YIM always disconnects you when you try logging in from a different location.

Then apparently my phone and laptop hate me. I've tried it three times today and it logs me out of the other. I dunno, maybe I'm unlucky.
 
Live messenger to me seems designed so you can sign in at more than one place.
I even have a tab to choose where I'd like to sign out from, or which devices I'm signed in to.
As for Yahoo!, I'm not sure.
 
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Zaertix said:
Originality said:
Zaertix said:
I know for a fact MSN won't. No idea about Yahoo.
I know for a fact that MSN supports multiple simultaneous logins. I've often done exactly that - log in on pidgin on my PC, and log in on IM+ on my iPad, and sometimes log in MSN (old version) on my laptop. It doesn't log me out, although messages get sent to every device, and sometimes one device will get messages whilst the others don't (syncing error).
YIM always disconnects you when you try logging in from a different location.

Then apparently my phone and laptop hate me. I've tried it three times today and it logs me out of the other. I dunno, maybe I'm unlucky.

Or maybe you should just change your settings. I think you can change this with MSN. I never use MSN anymore (I rather use eBuddy, you can log in with your e-mailadres, and connect multiple accounts from different clients), but I think you can change if you should automatically be logged out on other devices when you log in with a new one.
 
If you are using Yahoo Messenger or Windows Live Messenger you might need to patch them to allow multiple connected clients at once. A-Patch should take care of that as well as offering a few other possible options.
 

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