Suggestion: If you are accessing the university site from the same place all the time (your dorm for instance) use a hardware router with a vpn built in and then access that. VPN overhead on a PB2400 may slow it down enough to make it nearly unusable. Hugh On Nov 8, 2004, at 7:33 PM, Morris Rieger wrote: >> Not in a 2400C it won't... it doesn't know what an Airport card is, >> especially running OS 8.6. Any OS over 8.6 doesn't work reliably with >> a >> CardBus mod. And Airport software is not anywhere close to the same >> thing as VPN. If you really need VPN software, then the university's >> network admin needs to be specific about what client is compatible. > > This is the quote off the Web site: A Virtual Private Network client > running on your device. The University provides VPN clients for > Windows, Mac OS X and Linux, but others (including users of PDAs) may > have to purchase a VPN client from Movian. > > I looked on the University FTP to be sure they weren't just using OS X > as a term to define "Macintosh," but they weren't lying. There was no > VPN for download for Pre-OS X. > > Then, I followed a link they had to this Movian company, but it was a > 404 error. It appears the company has changed to one called Certicom. > > But the post about not needing a VPN for Netgear jogged my memory and > I actually may not need a VPN for it to work properly. I guess I'll > find out when the time comes! If anyone else has other information or > suggestions, please post away. > > Morris > _______________________________________________ > DuoList mailing list > DuoList at listserver.themacintoshguy.com > http://listserver.themacintoshguy.com/mailman/listinfo/duolist > > -- Hugh Schickel Director of Operations House of Z LLC / Zac Posen 13-17 Laight St New York, NY 10013 tel: (212) 925-1263 fax: (212) 925-1264 wireless: (917) 586-0350