Its definitely usable with a Mac... the problem is doing firmware updates
using the .exe files. There are workarounds but nothing that a typical user
needs or would want to bother with. From my experience, they need the
updates to fix issues and provide for newer software compatibility (in my
case a VPN pass through).
~ta
> From: Brian McLeod <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> TCP/IP networking is neither Mac nor PC centric. Learning how it works will
> benefit ANYONE who uses a computer and it REALLY isn't very complicated once
> you learn some simple rules about how it works.
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