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If it can be solved I will have a laptop that can do everything from running complex assembly models in Pro/Engineer in Vista 64 to Final Cut Studio on OS X.
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but I want the Mac piece up and running now. I also use MS Visual Studio 2008 to create ASP.Net web applications in VB.Net so I will inevitably need to connect to our network via Vista too. I manage our company's intranet, and I use Adobe's suite of design tools (all running on OS X) to create content. I've thought about connecting the way you've done it, but I really need to connect via OS X. I should be able to get some support seeing as I just bought the software. I'm also thinking about contacting Apani to see if they can help.
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I do, however, know that the client on my PC uses the same DNS name I'm using in my Apani client (in fact I copied it from that client). I have to get the IP address from the IT department before I can test this. I will also follow up on the DNS suggestion. I don't think our IT guys have touched the client. I've been using the same VPN client on two different PC laptops for the last 5 years. I don't think my company modifies our VPN clients, but I will follow up on this to be sure. For what its worth, I tested several connections while directly connected to the LAN via ethernet at work today. My MBP isn't "seeing" any SMB servers on the network. I think I was attempting to map my drives wrong. So what I mentioned earlier about losing my network no longer seems to be an issue. The connection with my Apani client has stabilized. I haven't been able to find much support for this on the internet so I really appreciate it. I had thought about getting a Cisco VPN client working on my Mac, but went the Virtual Machine route instead.
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I'm running a somewhat different setup than you in that I'm running Windows XP Virtual Machines on my Mac and they are establishing the VPN connections that I need. Substitute the actual IP address of the server in the 2nd example. Your entry in the connect dialog box should look something like these You should get a list of SMB servers that the mac "sees" on the network.įor SMB Shared Drives, I think you have to specify a valid share, not sure if just the server name will work. Open Terminal, type findsmb and hit return. There is something else you can try to see if your Mac is seeing any shares. If you are getting messages to the effect it can't find the server, then you might be having DNS issues when on the VPN. Some larger companies modify the VPN clients they get from the vendor, so if you're trying to access with a plain vanilla Mac version and they have modified the PC version this probably isn't going to work. I can't help you with why the VPN connection may be dropping. When I connect my MBP at work (ethernet) everything works fine. I can't browse the server because "connect to server" doesn't see anything.
I am able to ping the destination IP address that Apani gives me.
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Perhaps I'm setting this up wrong? I get an error code -36 (can't complete this operation because some data in "afp://smb%5C%5Cxxxx-fs02" could not be read or written. I did notice that "connect to server" automatically defaults to afp://smb:\\xxxx-fs02. All of this works with the PC, but I can't set up my MBP to do it. I could use smb:\\xxxx-fs02\Vol3 to get to a specific drive, but it shouldn't matter. I try to "connect to server" using smb:\\xxxxx-fs02 where xxxx-fs02 is the server. When I use the PC, I simply connect via VPN and access our network drives (which are mapped). I normally use my work-provided laptop to work from home. I have obtained the proper security settings and I am able to establish a successful connection.
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