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Your solution was not necessary. &nbsp;The link to the software you speak of is broken, but the website you referred to offered a valid solution:<br />
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Prefix the user name with the domain, (domain\user) because the RAS server is not the PDC. &nbsp;Thanks
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Your solution was not necessary.  The link to the software you speak of is broken, but the website you referred to offered a valid solution:

Prefix the user name with the domain, (domain\user) because the RAS server is not the PDC.  Thanks

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Yeah i just noticed that the NTP PPP server seems to be down. The TunnelBuilder link still works though.
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Yeah i just noticed that the NTP PPP server seems to be down. The TunnelBuilder link still works though.

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I am trying to get our PowerMac 7100/80 to dial-in to our NT RAS. &nbsp;The Mac has OS 8.6 installed, and the problem I'm running into is after physical connection, the authentication always fails and it disconnects. &nbsp;Here are things I've already checked:<br />
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NT dial-up permissions on user account<br />
tried other user accounts<br />
confirmed services for mac on nt server<br />
set authentication type on nt server to &quot;any&quot;<br />
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I can't figure this one out at all...
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I am trying to get our PowerMac 7100/80 to dial-in to our NT RAS.  The Mac has OS 8.6 installed, and the problem I'm running into is after physical connection, the authentication always fails and it disconnects.  Here are things I've already checked:

NT dial-up permissions on user account
tried other user accounts
confirmed services for mac on nt server
set authentication type on nt server to "any"


I can't figure this one out at all...

Mac to NT RAS through Dial-Up

Apple devices including Macs, iPhones, iPods and iPad support standard wired and wireless networking technologies, but they also utilize custom applications and some special techniques for networking with each other and with non-Apple devices. Apple manufacturers the AirPort line of wireless networking products, and has its own networking protocols, AppleTalk and AFP (Apple Filing Protocol).