On 17-Dec-2010, at 09:30, John Musbach wrote: > did you try disabling mppe negotiation (see > <http://discussions.apple.com/message.jspa?messageID=6095198>)? from > the log it sounds like you almost had everything setup correctly and > instead of complicating things more all you should need to do to get > things running is disable mppe support on the client side. Your server > is saying it can't continue because it can't provide the mppe > compression protocol your client wants to communicate with, that's > your only issue at this juncture.
Why would the iPhone be using MPPE then? And I do not see a way to disable it on the iPhone, though i could easily be missing something. On 17-Dec-2010, at 12:23, Dan Shoop wrote: > And even with a static address this doesn't imply that bridging is permitted. > > If you can get real bridging operating (as opposed to the fake bridging where > the router just disables NAT and DHCP) then this may all suddenly work once > that occurs. But I wouldn't count on it. Well, hopefully this will be sorted. When I asked Comcast about putting their hardware into bridging mode they said that was only allowed for fixed IPs. Hopefully their definition of bridging is actual bridging. -- If it wasn't for the pirates, I bet Star Wars: Ep III would have mad $50 million its first DAY! _______________________________________________ MacOSX-admin mailing list [email protected] http://www.omnigroup.com/mailman/listinfo/macosx-admin
