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DigiTunnel is the easy-to-use Mac OS X VPN client for connecting to VPN Servers such as Windows Server, NT Server 4.0, Watchguard, Nortel, and OS X Server. It uses PPTP (Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol), an open Internet standard devised by Microsoft and Cisco.
On OS X 10.4 ("Tiger") for Intel or PowerPC-based Macintosh, DigiTunnel is more flexible than the built-in OS X VPN Client. It has more configurable split-routing to connect directly to Internet sites while on the VPN, proxy configuration, and PPP Options settings. On 10.3 or 10.2, DigiTunnel also adds 10.4 VPN features without needing to upgrade the OS. DigiTunnel Setup Assistant and the system-wide control/status menu make setup and use a snap. Prompt email and phone support is provided.
DigiTunnel works over your existing Internet connection, whether it is a dial-up modem, DSL, cable modem, Airport*, T-1, etc. For compatible VPN servers and routers, see our compatibility list. DigiTunnel supports MSCHAP and MSCHAPv2 authentication, and 40-, 56-, and 128-bit-key MPPE encryption.
The complete DigiTunnel application may be evaluated free for up to 30 days. To continue using DigiTunnel please purchase a license using the DigiTunnel order form.
*VPN = Virtual Private Networking
To make this guide appear in a different web browser, select the index page in the Finder, choose Get Info, Open with application. The index page is at /Library/Application Support/DigiTunnel/Help/index.html
Acknowledgements:
Grateful thanks to great people: Eric Gundrum, Alan Oppenheimer, David Bakkom, Omar Shahine, Marc Rhodes, Justin C. Walker, John Hurley, Tom Weyer, Dieter Siegmund, Christophe, our friends at Zero G Software, and Catherine A. Carrier.
Modified source code for the open-source portion of this software (pppd) may be downloaded.
DigiTunnel was designed and coded by Paul A. Collins and Andreas Monitzer.
(C)2002-2007 Gracion Software