Hi Steven,
If they have a Cisco VPN setup you will need to use the Cisco client. There
are standards for VPNS but many vendors have proprietary clients.
I use the Cisco AnyConnect VPN Client for Mac to connect to a clients
network. I think you need to register for a Cisco ID to download it but
che
On 29/08/2008, at 10:54 AM, Steven Knowles wrote:
So would the MacOS have the functionality of Cisco's VPN Client
built into it? What prompts me to ask that question is that I notice
within my Mac's Network settings that there is a VPN (L2TP) option,
which I currently have set as inactive.
Thanks to Neil H, Shay and Peter H for your thoughts on my query about
accessing Workdesk.
I've since found a little more info, after finding a Windows machine
on which to launch the software I've been given. The software sent to
me is Cisco's VPN Client, which has been sent to me in order
Neil Houghton wrote:
Hardware Related Issues
Working from home
You can connect to your WorkDESK database and work from home using
any of the
Remote Office hardware alternatives (Windows XP Pro Remote Desktop
connection,
Windows, Terminal Services, Citrix Metaframe). You can also access
Hi Stephen,
DISCLAIMER: I really know nothing about accessing third party databases so
this might all be rubbish!
However, I just took a look at the Workdesk website and I don't think your
problem is just how to access a third party database. It appears to me the
Workdesk system is actually a Win
On 28/08/2008, at 5:10 AM, Steven Knowles wrote:
Hoping someone can give me a tip or two please.
I need to access a 3rd party database housed
on a remote server, and to do so someone has given me a bunch of
files to instal on my machine.
They are clearly Windows files, named as follows.
Hoping someone can give me a tip or two please.
I need to access a 3rd party database housed on
a remote server, and to do so someone has given me a bunch of files to
instal on my machine.
They are clearly Windows files, named as follows...
data1.cab
data1.hdr
data2.cab
DelayInst.exe
iker
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