There is on-line documenation available on how to connect yor Macintoh to the Rutgers network. point your browser at: There are three areas in the above documentation that you will to need to supply information specific to the Newark. After reading the instructions, if you have questions or need more help, please contact the Rutgers-Newark University Computer Help Desk(see below). Rutgers University a collection of software which will your Mac to connect to the Internet.

There are three areas in the above documentation that you will to need to supply information specific to the Newark. After reading the instructions, if you have questions or need more help, please contact the Rutgers-Newark University Computer Help Desk(see below).

VPN network support is only available from Academic Computing for the Macintosh OSX operating system. We recommend upgrading to OSX if you wish to use VPN. Faculty, Academic Staff and Students: Contact the Help Desk, 204 Stokes, 610-896-1480, or your computing support liaison. The Help Desk is open Monday 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM; Tuesday - Friday 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM.

You must use the "Network and Dialup Connections" program that comes with Windows2000, located in the folder "Control Panel" on your system. You can get on-line instructions on how to configure and use Dialup Networking by pointing your browser at: There are three areas in the above documentation that you will to need to supply information specific to the Newark.

The software works with Mac OS X 10.2.8 or newer, together with Safari 1.0.2 or newer, or Mozilla 1.5 or newer. No special settings are required for Mac OS X.

To launch TestMaker on a Macintosh computer running Mac OS X version 10.2 or greater follow these instructions: Make certain your computer has Java version 1.4.1 or greater. To do so open a Terminal shell window from the Applications directory. Type java -version and press enter. The Java version number will appear. If you have an older version of Java use the Software Update feature found in the System Preferences icon on the Dock to download the new Java runtime environment.

SSH, Secure Shell, terminal clients that is compatible, and has been tested for Mac OS 9 or earlier is MACSSH. The Mac OS X compatible terminal client is SSH. Instructions on where to download and how to use these applications may be found at our Secure Services Website.

On Mac OS X, all users have real-time privileges. No special tuning is required for real-time scheduling. But, OS X lacks POSIX support for locking pages into real memory. JACK will run without locking memory, but users should avoid running too many other applications when performing critical real-time tasks. If there is too much memory contention, the operating system might page out data needed for the time-critical process cycle, causing dropouts.

Instructions on how to configure these and other Mac OS 9/X E-mail client applications may be found at our Secure Services Website. Norton Antivirus does not support services that use SSL. You will need to disable your E-mail protection. Instructions on how to disable the Norton Antivirus E-mail scan protection may be found at our Secure Services Website.

YES! The best part of our surfing is that it's server-side, meaning as long as you have a web-browser you can use our service. Just type the URL in the box at the top of the page, and check which options you would like to turn on. We recommend leaving them all on for optimal security. Then just press the big "GO!" button. You're now surfing totally anonymous!

Our DSL service will work with any Operating System that supports Ethernet Networking, including any operating systems listed. Please see your Operating System instructions or consult the manufacturer of the Operating System for details. Also, you should always verify PC requirements with us when you sign up.

You can't use the MakRing dialer, but you can use the free dialer from Xten, called Xlite. It is available free here. (Settings for Xten can be found here)

To install RealOne Player for Mac OS X onto your Macintosh, first be certain that your Macintosh meets the minimum system requirements. Then delete any previous versions of the player, and then download and unstuff the install file. If your computer does not meet these minimum requirements, you might be able to install RealOne Player, but it may not operate properly and will not be supported.

Yes. Once you register the driver for your card with either version, you can use the same serial number to unlock the other version on the same card.

If your site does not have a Kerberos auto-configuration/DNS configuration (and in some cases, even if it does), you must copy or create a file called edu.mit.Kerberos in your /Library/Preferences directory. If you are running KfM 5.5 (Mac OS X 10.4), the Kerberos application realms editor graphical interface can be used to edit the realms configuration.

After you've downloaded Fetch and installed it, open the application. (Before installing Fetch note that on the Fetch website there is a form for applying for a free educational user license.) Fetch should immediately prompt you for a New Connection. If it does not, go to File > New Connection. Enter the following information: Click "Connect". After your password is authenticated, you will be connected securely to the Unix server.

After you've downloaded Cyberduck and installed it, open the application. Click the "Open Connection" button at the top left of the client. Enter the following information: Click "Connect". After your password is authenticated, you will be connected securely to the Unix server.

Open your Network Preferences window. (To do this, click on the Apple menu, choose "Location", and then choose "Network Preferences".) If you have call waiting, you should enter "*70," before the phone number to disable call waiting while you are on the Internet. In the Account Name box, enter your login name with @phreego.net appended to it (Example:  username@phreego.net). In the "Modem" box, choose your modem from the popup menu that appears when you click on the modem selection.

Click the menu next to "Show:" and select your modem from the list. In most cases this will be "Internal Modem" In the telephone number box, type 713-2371. If you are outside of the 831 area code, type 1-831-713-2371 Make sure that your Modem is on top of the list next to the "New," "Duplicate" and "Delete" buttons. If not, click and drag it to the top of the list. Click the red circle in the upper left of the Network box to close out. You should now be ready to surf the web!

To use Office.net on a network that does not have a dial-up connection, make sure that Office.net Dialup Configuration page contains no configured dial-up hosts. If Office.net has no dialup configurations, then it will assume that some other device is managing the connection and will perform the proxy operations anyway.

EarthLink Wi-Fi is compatible with Macs so long as your computer is able to receive an 802.11b/g signal. Click here for detailed instructions on how to connect using a Mac.

The online mandatory training works on Macintosh computers per the vendor but it is preferred you use a window’s based PC if you experience problems. You may need Java installed on your Mac. Please view these web sites for Browser and Java setup:

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Pixera is currently working on a software application for Mac? OS X, with expected release in Q4 2002. Contact Pixera sales for an update of the exact release date. Contact Pixera

monoLog was designed for use with Mac OS 8.6 and relies on code not available in the earlier operating systems; therefore, it will only work with Mac OS 8.6 through OS 9.2. We do not have an OS X version of monoLog; however, we are considering it. Please contact us if this may be useful to you. Yes, monoLog fully supports AppleScript, making it much more than just a list of events. You can use AppleScript to read and set any of the options in the monoLog Control Panel.