[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: >Hmmh. Does that imply that youve found someone else that has a Mac client? >The last time I looked, they didnt exist. Like at all. Nowhere. > >??
Cisco has an OS X IPSEC client currently available, multiple user reports can be read here: http://www.macwindows.com/VPN.html The same site has a pretty comprehensive list of VPNs with Mac support here: http://www.macwindows.com/Network.html#VPN The VPN reports page also talks about betas of the Checkpoint FW-1 system. I spoke with a Checkpoint VAR today, who said that it was in the works but no ETA-much the same as I've been hearing from GTA for the last 9 months or so. The same VAR stated that Nortel has some sort of OS X solution, they're going to be contacting me later with more info. That one certainly got my attention, as I hadn't heard of any Nortel solutions(although I now note that they are listed on the MacWindows page). I've also personally setup the PGP client with OpenBSD boxes, but PGP is classic only and I doubt it will go to OS X-certainly not anytime soon, with Network Associates dumping it. There is of course the PPTP stuff, but I wouldn't touch that with a 10 foot pole. If somebody's gotten racoon to work with GBox Flash though, I'll happily stick with it. Regards, Ed Hintz Network Systems Administrator Natus Medical, Inc. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
