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<p>New page: ===How do I upload my web files to your NT server if I&#039;m using a Macintosh?=== Article:180 Created:2002-10-03 19:07:14 Categories: Web Publishing MacOS-9 Security ====Question...</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>===How do I upload my web files to your NT server if I&#039;m using a Macintosh?===<br /> Article:180<br /> Created:2002-10-03 19:07:14<br /> Categories:<br /> Web Publishing<br /> MacOS-9<br /> Security<br /> <br /> ====Question or Symptom====<br /> You require a VPN connection to upload files. How do I set that up with<br /> a Macintosh?<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Resolution====<br /> If you&#039;re running MacOS 9 you&#039;ll have to purchase a PPTP client. There is one<br /> available from NTS, LAN TunnelBuilderTM priced at $99. More information can be<br /> found at http://www.efficient.com/products/builder.html <br /> <br /> If you&#039;re running MacOS 10.1 you can download a free PPTP client at<br /> http://homepage.mac.com/robthedude/PiePants/<br /> The program is easily installed by copying a folder to the Applications<br /> folder. The default MTU is set to 1498, however we&#039;ve had difficulty with<br /> this setting and recommend setting it to 512. <br /> <br /> If you&#039;re running MacOS 10.2 PPTP is built into Internet Connect. To set up<br /> a connection start Internet Connect. From the File menu select<br /> New VPN connection. You&#039;ll be asked for the server address, your username<br /> and your password. The server name is iis.swcp.com. You should have your<br /> username and password. Be sure to include the domain as a prefix to your<br /> username, i.e. DOMAIN\username<br /> <br /> Once you&#039;ve established your VPN connection you can use the an FTP client<br /> or something like Go Live to upload your files to 172.20.0.3 (the IP address<br /> of the NT web server with the VPN). Note, we haven&#039;t had much luck using a<br /> MacOS 9 client in the MacOS X environment. We recommend using a native MacOS<br /> X client. Go Live works, FTP from a terminal window works. Fetch didn&#039;t work.<br /> Dreamweaver does work.<br /> <br /> ====Related URLS====<br /> http://homepage.mac.com/robthedude/PiePants/<br /> http://www.efficient.com/products/builder.html</div>

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