I purchased Witopia VPN service for my (now rather old) PC. It was not too expensive and, as I understand it, creates a tunnel for my signals when I am on a public network so noone can get at my data. There is also something called a VPN on the Mac, but it seems to be something different, and definitely more complex to create. Is it in fact something different? Thanks.
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a VPN is a VPN... a virtual private network. How its going to work and how easy it is to use depends on the software/service/whatever your using.
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For the mac, does the VPN come with a service, or is the mac just set up for it but you have to also pay for a service (in which case I might as well stick with Witopia with which I have been satisfied)?
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blue68f100 Notebook Virtuoso
Here you go for the MAC Lobotomo Software: IPSecuritas .
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VPN... it depends what your doing...
thats like asking if a Mac comes with a network connection or if you have to pay for a service... theres many devices a network connection can be connected to...
what exactly did your VPN service do... what features are you looking for?
VPN Question
Discussion in 'Apple and Mac OS X' started by diver110, Oct 15, 2010.