Cisco VPN and Snow Leopard (Computers & Technology)

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Cisco VPN and Snow Leopard

Snow Leopard Mac OS X's latest version 10.6, released on 28 Aug 2009, is now capable of connecting to VPNs using the following protocols: L2TP over IPSec, PPTP and Cisco VPN. This is now integrated into the Network preferences:

This means that people using a Mac with Snow Leopard can connect to the NYU VPN service without downloading and installing the Cisco VPN Client software, and instead using the built-in Network preference.

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Posted by Eduardo De León on September 15, 2009 2:49 PM | Permalink

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