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How to set up a video conference bewteen two computers on the same network?

I would like to set up a video conference between two computers within the same network.  The computers are in different parts of my building.  Security issues are the reason for the need for the video conferencing.  One computer will be a desktop workstation which I would connect a web camera to.  The second computer will be a laptop which has a built in web camera in it.  Both computers are part of the same domain.  Can this be done internally in my network, or will I simply have to connect to something like Skype, oovoo, etc?  Thanks.
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Windows Live Messenger?
i actually thought tht WLM was replaced by Skype - but I may be mistaken...
@PaulSauve. You're right. It sounded like they're on the same LAN. So, I thought they could something built-in
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Thank you for your responses.   I apologize for keeping this open as long as I have.   Due to the security of this system, we will be looking at an independent video conferencing software.  Thanks again.