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great question, however I unfortunately doubt you will recieve much of a respnose. Most here ar PC entusiast...too bad.
Please let me know if you found an answer. I am a Mac owner and am always looking for ways that help us merge both entities.
Doug
Please let me know if you found an answer. I am a Mac owner and am always looking for ways that help us merge both entities.
Doug
To use VPNs you need the relevant client. Cisco I know are working on a client for Mac for their communications and expect it at the end of the year.
Don't tar everyone with the same brush Paleo - this is a community. With 95% of the world on a PC not a Mac you are likely to get more PC users than Mac users statistically.
To integrate both sets of users go with Appleshare IP 6 or Windows 2000 server. Don't bother with OS X for cross platform interoperability. For the best of all worlds try Linux.
Don't tar everyone with the same brush Paleo - this is a community. With 95% of the world on a PC not a Mac you are likely to get more PC users than Mac users statistically.
To integrate both sets of users go with Appleshare IP 6 or Windows 2000 server. Don't bother with OS X for cross platform interoperability. For the best of all worlds try Linux.
RSP:Thanks so much for your information...
:To use VPNs you need the relevant client. Cisco I know are working on a client for Mac for their communications and expect it at the end of the year.
RSP:This is very good news... I will look for it.
Don't tar everyone with the same brush Paleo - this is a community. With 95% of the world on a PC not a Mac you are likely to get more PC users than Mac users statistically.
RSP:Although I appreciate the advice here.. I always start out with a freindly perspective... I have been branded more than once. However.. I am willing to give it another go.. hope all others are. Sorry if my atittude upset you. Unfortunately... statistically, the pc users are the ones who seem unwilling to accept other platforms. I use both... Agian , I will look with wider eyes in the future.
To integrate both sets of users go with Appleshare IP 6 or Windows 2000 server. Don't bother with OS X for cross platform interoperability. For the best of all worlds try Linux.
RSP:Linux is intiguing... I will look into it..
Thanks again....
:To use VPNs you need the relevant client. Cisco I know are working on a client for Mac for their communications and expect it at the end of the year.
RSP:This is very good news... I will look for it.
Don't tar everyone with the same brush Paleo - this is a community. With 95% of the world on a PC not a Mac you are likely to get more PC users than Mac users statistically.
RSP:Although I appreciate the advice here.. I always start out with a freindly perspective... I have been branded more than once. However.. I am willing to give it another go.. hope all others are. Sorry if my atittude upset you. Unfortunately... statistically, the pc users are the ones who seem unwilling to accept other platforms. I use both... Agian , I will look with wider eyes in the future.
To integrate both sets of users go with Appleshare IP 6 or Windows 2000 server. Don't bother with OS X for cross platform interoperability. For the best of all worlds try Linux.
RSP:Linux is intiguing... I will look into it..
Thanks again....
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