At 11:50 PM +0200 10/15/2003, db wrote:
>>I just spoke to my ISP about a getting a high-speed connection, and they
>>said that I need to buy a program called "TunnelBuilder" (unless I have
>>OS X... which I don't).
>>
>
>Etan,
>
>this probably won't help you much, for which I am sorry, but I went through this a 
>couple of years ago when DSL was essentially virgin territory over here in Austria. I 
>was only playing with OSX at the time and using 9(x.x) for most things. I too was 
>told to install TunnelBuilder (most if not all of the DSL set-ups here use VPN, to my 
>knowledge). To cut a long story short, I got online very, very quickly in OSX, made 
>the switch to X for all but a few tasks, and never really looked back. I don't think 
>I ever mucked with TunnelBuilder after that as I slowly, surely weaned myself off of 
>9 entirely. I don't even fire up Classic anymore - no need really. I think that a 
>colleague or two did in fact make VPN work in 9, but my memory is that it was a bit 
>of a struggle. (note: at that time my ISP gave me a link to a free version of 
>TunnelBuilder - I didn't even know there was a paid version, I've always assumed it 
>was essentially freeware). I could poke around and see if I still have a copy of 
>TunnelBuilder stashed away somewhere in my goodies if you can't find it elsewhere - 
>no promises of course.
>
>also: I would be more concerned that 8.6 is not up to the job, whereas 9.x might give 
>you a shot.
>
>wish I could be more helpful, db

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Regards, James
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