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Setup VPN into SBS2003 server

Hi,
I have a user who just purchased a new Mac, and she needs to get access to work files. We have the VPN setup throught the firewall (ISA 2000) for windows PCs, but I do not really know how to help her with the MAC. The windows clients use the default settings, automatic for VPN type. She keeps getting a login box, enters info, then back to login box.
Thanks - Wayne

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wspjones99

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Is there some sort of "point scale" that I need to be aware of? I am new to this site and haven't found a suggested point assignment listing anywhere. Is it like tipping? 20% of what??? OK I made it 100...
Anyway, I do NOT want this user siting on the server with an RDP client, she messes stuff up enough on her own PC. I need the VPN client so she can access her shares.

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macbrando

I have a Winblows 2003 Standard Server for my VPN Server. I use Apple's VPN client to connect to it and it works like a charm. I added the user's username/password to the keychain and it connects automatically and VERY fast. I made a set of instructions for each user to set it up themselves if you want a copy of it.

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I would like a copy, how do i get it?
thanks - Wayne

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Thanks - Wayne