Is there a GUI for the MacOS-X client?
Yes. The current version 3.7 includes a GUI installer and client application. Linux 1. I am using Redhat 7.2 or above. I have installed the client, and when I try to use it it says I am connecting to 132.198.111.53 or 54, but goes no further. You probably have ipchains or iptables running. This is firewall software that Redhat (any potentially other Linux vendors) activates automatically. You will need to add the proper “holes” in the filter list to allow the VPN software to operate. A good way to make sure this is your problem is to issue the following commands as root: /etc/init.d/ipchains stop /etc/init.d/iptables stop This will temporarily disable the firewall. If your vpn client can connect afterwards, please make the necessary changes in your ipchains/iptables config. See the installation Instructions section for more information on what must be permitted through the firewall for proper VPN operation. http://www.uvm.edu/software/distribution/linux/clients/vpn/vpnclient_install_un
Yes, as of the 3.7 client release, a GUI is now available for MacOS-X. • Can I have multiple active VPN clients behind a Cable/DSL router using MacOS 10? This depends on the type of cable/dsl router, however, to be sure that this function will work, TCP based NAT transparency must be enabled. Unfortunately, there is currently a bug in the MacOS-X client that prevents it from working properly so we currently have the Mac client using UDP based NAT transparency. When the bug is fixed, we will move back to TCP based NAT transparency.
