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Of course! Forget about Vista.....any new laptop you buy today will be supplied with Win7

Hi MisterMe, thanks for your reply. The reason i am disconnecting after having a perfect connection is that my wife reported the issue. She's working from home and connects to our server in the office. She had a VPN connection all day, disconnected and tried to get back on half an hour later...

Is your Mac member of a Windows domain? In that case it might become a lot slower if it is not connected to the domain.

Did you try to boot if from OSX CD? If that works try to do a harddisk scan with the Disk Utility.

I am not using the Cisco client. Or do you mean that the PPtP is the Cisco client?

I agree: a MacBook with with the student deal would be the best deal. (I am not really neutral ;-)). You can run Windows on it too if you want, as a virtual machine or by rebooting your MacBook (Bootcamp). I have had several Windows PC and Apple Macbooks over the years and I prefer the Apple...

that was what i was thinking too (the mis-configuration). I checked it with the Sitecom helpdesk and our IT-guy and none of them could find an error in the configuration. The only thing that remains is a faulty unit. However, it remains strange that the delay in getting in again seems to be...

Hello all, This is my first post here, I am happy I found it! I have a VERY strange problem at home: I am running 10.6.6 on a Macbook Pro I am running 10.6.6 on an iMac I am running iOs 4.3 on an iPad I am running iOs 4.3 on an iPhone 4 My router/modem configuration is as follows...