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To get Wingate to work with Mac.
Name: RB Date: August 30, 1999 at 00:54:31 Pacific
Comment:
Hey all,
I just wanted to know if anyone out there in cyber has had any luck with getting Wingate to work with a Macintosh client? I thought I was almost there....nope!!! No luck here! Hope you can help.
Name: mike winder Date: October 1, 1999 at 14:12:09 Pacific
Reply:
i had no problems, what is yours exactly?
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Response Number 2
Name: Keith Fletcher Date: November 2, 1999 at 19:22:29 Pacific
Reply:
I tried Wingate a while ago and had some problems (esp. with Outlook Express setup). Sygate (www.sygate.com) is much easier to setup both server & client. It costs a little more (is Wingate the one that was free for just one client?), but Sygate is faster, less demanding on the PC host, and soooo much easier to set up. However, I don't think MacOSs before 8.5(6?) will recognize dynamic IP addresses (issued by a DHCP server). Just turn that off function and set a static IP address for your Mac. The docs give suggested numbers. (This might help with Wingate too if it uses a built in DHCP server. I don't remember.)
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Response Number 3
Name: mike winder Date: December 5, 1999 at 16:28:52 Pacific
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