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Windows XP from a Mac Perspective
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Networking simplicity? Not. |
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2002-02-13 11:04:12 |
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derrick
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Response to: Networking simplicity? Not.
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I think the points in this "networking" thread are well-taken, and I'd like to hear more about XP connectivity from other readers -- pro or con.
As for the Mac OS X Network Control Panel, I can sum up my feelings about it this way: I love it!
With OS X I feel comfortable taking my PowerBook into any networking situation and being able to connect quickly and easily.
There's only one situation where current OS X technology seems to come up short networking-wise. There isn't a PPTP client yet that allows us to use Point to Point Tunneling Protocol on a specific type of secure network. Even then, sometimes we can use ssh via the Terminal Application to get the job done. But a better solution would be straight-up PPTP access.
Hopefully we'll see that soon ...
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