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I can't say that I know how the client is setup on the Macintosh but I know that if you add services for macintosh, and appletalk (even if using TCP/Ip) and create a macintosh accessable UAM volume users can access network resources as that is what I do on our network
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I can't say that I know how the client is setup on the Macintosh but I know that if you add services for macintosh, and appletalk (even if using TCP/Ip) and create a macintosh accessable UAM volume users can access network resources as that is what I do on our network

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Currently I have several users that access our NT Domain remotely via VPN using Win98, NT and 2000. Now a couple of MAC users within the company want to access network resources remotely via VPN. <br />
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Knowing very little about MACs how, specifically, do I configure their MACs for VPN access to the network.<br />
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Thanks for the help.
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Currently I have several users that access our NT Domain remotely via VPN using Win98, NT and 2000. Now a couple of MAC users within the company want to access network resources remotely via VPN. 

Knowing very little about MACs how, specifically, do I configure their MACs for VPN access to the network.


Thanks for the help.

How to setup an iBook to access NT Domain via VPN

The Windows operating systems have distinct methodologies for designing and implementing networks, and have specific systems to accomplish various networking processes, such as Exchange for email, Sharepoint for shared files and programs, and IIS for delivery of web pages. Microsoft also produces server technologies for networked database use, security and virtualization.