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So far, I found a piece of software called DigiTunnel ($58) on VersionTracker that enables this. Also, on WinXP it is a simple checkbox in the Network settings. I just want to be able to do it without paying the $58 per Mac in my organization and I am sure it is possible, just don't know how.

I can connect to our VPN from my 10.2.3 Mac and access all the internal resources. But while the connection is active, I cannot get to any external IP addresses. I think this is because Mac OS X tries to route all traffic through the VPN connection instead of just routing internal traffic...

Same problem. Installed clean 10.2, everything was fine. Did the 6 system updates all at once (if I can remember...) -10.2.2 -Airport -Stuffit Security -IE Security -Can't remember -Can't remember Then it restarted and not ONE program will open. EVERY SINGLE program unexpectedly...

Can you check your link. I can not go there anymore?

Your ZIP file is empty. Can you post another file that works (or maybe copy th source into the message) Thanks, Nate

I need to get inside my slot-loading iMac and can not seem to figure out how to do so. Can anyone lend a hand?

PERFECT! Thanks, Nate

This happens on 2 laptops that I am in charge of. When my users disconnect from ethernet and still have some TCP/IP apps running (IM, etc...), it starts dialing the modem. Neither of the computers have any settings in the PPP tab. Also, there is a checkbox in the advanced PPP options that...