Hello all,
I am ready to make the switch to Mac from PC. I have one final concern that is a big sticking point. Let me preface this by saying, I know this works under Virtual PC 7, but if I can avoid having to put that on my new Mac all the better.
To the question...
My company uses a Nortel VPN system, whereby, they issue us a software token, for example (username.exe). We then install an Axent Defender Software piece on our PC, after which installing the username.exe token which interacts with the VPN server somehow and prompts to enter a new password to setup the exchange. After this install, we install the Nortel Contivity Client, which we actually use to make the connection. So my question is.........Possible? How? I have not had much luck finding any info on the Defender client software for Mac OS X, let alone the id install.
Our VPN admin said they don't support Mac's so, they offer no help. As I said earlier it does work with VPC 7, and it is fairly efficient, however I would rather run it natively if at all possible.
Thanks for any help,
Chris
I am ready to make the switch to Mac from PC. I have one final concern that is a big sticking point. Let me preface this by saying, I know this works under Virtual PC 7, but if I can avoid having to put that on my new Mac all the better.
To the question...
My company uses a Nortel VPN system, whereby, they issue us a software token, for example (username.exe). We then install an Axent Defender Software piece on our PC, after which installing the username.exe token which interacts with the VPN server somehow and prompts to enter a new password to setup the exchange. After this install, we install the Nortel Contivity Client, which we actually use to make the connection. So my question is.........Possible? How? I have not had much luck finding any info on the Defender client software for Mac OS X, let alone the id install.
Our VPN admin said they don't support Mac's so, they offer no help. As I said earlier it does work with VPC 7, and it is fairly efficient, however I would rather run it natively if at all possible.
Thanks for any help,
Chris