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iVPN is a great substitute for Lion Server’s terrible VPN
iVPN is a great substitute for Lion Server’s terrible VPN

iVPN is a great substitute for Lion Server’s terrible VPN

If you've read through our blog at length, you'll know that we've had a difficult time getting Lion Server to allow VPN connections from PCs. From modifying registry files to typing in terminal commands, we couldn't find an easy way to help our customers implement Snow-Leopard-era VPN features on Lion Server. Unfortunately, Apple removed a lot of features from the GUI (graphical user interface), which makes it almost impossible for a normal user to enable [...]

Dave2017-08-28T22:42:30-04:00November 7th, 2011|Mac|

Preparing for Lion – Mac OS 10.7 Lion for Business and Education

Apple released a PDF Document last week that outlined the Business and Education licensing for Lion. In a very no-nonsense kind of way, they explained that business continues as usual even though customers download Lion through the Mac App Store. We find it strange that companies must have a Mac App Store (iTunes) Account to upgrade their computers... but let's not focus on that as we explained our thoughts previously. After the break, we'll dive into the [...]

Dave2017-08-28T22:24:06-04:00June 29th, 2011|Mac|

Preparing for Lion – Lion Server via the Mac App Store

Preparing for Lion is our new series that will help you transition to Mac OS 10.7 Lion. We’ll be adding more articles all the time, so be sure to come back and take a look. If you’d like to see all of the Lion materials, click Preparing for Lion. Rumors are floating around that with Mac OS 10.7 Lion, companies will buy the regular operating system and then download the server add-on from the Mac App [...]

Dave2017-08-28T22:28:49-04:00June 3rd, 2011|Mac|