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  • To mount the OS 9 system on the OS X side, use the Connect to Server feature in the Go menu and use the internal IP address, like afp://192.168.3.21, as it won't appear in the Network 'browser' viewable from any root level volume window.
  • Connecting your Mac to the Internet: A network connection is used to connect to a network or to the Internet. If you wish to setup a network connection in Ma.

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There are a number of problems getting the Juniper Network Connect VPN client running on the Mac. The permissions on directories are not correct after install, there are issues with the 64 bit kernel, problems if VMWare or Parallels is installed, etc. These instructions are the result of research I did to get Network Connect 6.2.0 running on OS X 10.6.8 (Snow Leopard). If you have Network Connect installed already you should uninstall it completely.

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To Remove Network Connect
You may not have some of the files listed to run or remove and you can just skip those steps. You should review these steps carefully particularly if you have other Juniper products installed. They remove directories that may include installations of other Juniper products. These instructions should be run from your home directory.

  1. sudo /usr/local/juniper/nc/install/uninstall_nc.sh
  2. sudo rm -R /Applications/Network Connect.app
  3. sudo rm -R /usr/local/juniper
  4. sudo rm -R /Library/Frameworks/net.juniper.*
  5. sudo rm -R /Library/Internet Plug-ins/net.juniper.*
  6. sudo rm -R /Library/Widgets/Network Connect.wdgt
  7. sudo rm /private/var/db/receipts/net.juniper.*
  8. rm -R Library/Application Support/Juniper Networks
  9. rm -R Library/Caches/net.juniper.NetworkConnect
  10. rm Library/Preferences/net.juniper.NetworkConnect.plist
  11. rm -R Library/Logs/Juniper Networks

To Install Network Connect

  1. Download NetworkConnect.dmg. I was unable to get the applet installer from the VPN login to work correctly. You can download the dmg file directly from your vpn site. Add the path “/dana-cached/nc/NetworkConnect.dmg” to your VPN URL. If your VPN login is at https://vpn.mycompany.com/… then you would download from https://vpn.mycompany.com/dana-cached/nc/NetworkConnect.dmg. You may have to login to the VPN site to access the download.
  2. Open NetworkConnect.dmg and run the installer. If you get an error saying there is already a version installed do the uninstall steps above.
  3. sudo chmod 755 /usr/local/juniper/nc/[version number]
  4. sudo mkdir ‘/Applications/Network Connect.app/Contents/Frameworks’
  5. If you have VMWare or Parallels installed you will have to deactivate the network interfaces they add. If you don’t do this you will probably be able to connect but have a very high packet loss rate. You may have similar issues with other products that interact with routing. To do this go to ‘System Preferences -> Network’ and change ‘Configure IPv4’ to ‘off’ for these extra interfaces. They will typically be named something like ‘Ethernet Adaptor (en2)’. Entries like these in the Network Connect log are indicative of this type of problem:
  6. sudo chmod 4711 /usr/local/juniper/nc/[version number]/ncproxyd
  7. If your kernel is running in 64 bit mode you will have to change it to 32 bit mode. This may no longer be true with newer versions of Network Connect but it is for version 6.2.0. You can change the kernel to 32 bit mode temporarily by shutting down then holding the 3 and 2 keys down while starting up.

You should now be able to launch Network Connect from Applications. Since you did not use the applet installer you will have to enter your VPN URL. This does not include the path part of the URL. For example: https://vpn.mycompany.com.

To quickly and easily access a network drive from your Mac you can configure OS X to automatically mount the volume after booting up. That way, after you turn on or restart your Mac, you will be able to get to your files in no time. But, how can you do that?

While it is very easy to access the network drive, figuring out how to set up OS X to automatically mount it is not. That is because there is no magic button to click on in the volume's settings or an obvious option to enable in System Preferences. So, where does that leave you?

The fix is actually very simple: you only need to add the volume as a startup item for your user. When set up as such, after you log in, OS X will open and, as a result, mount the network drive for you. Sounds logical, doesn't it?

What you need to do is open System Preferences, go the the User & Groups menu, switch to the Login Items tab and click on the + button to add the network drive in question. After selecting the volume, hit 'Add' and it will show up in the list.

As you may have noticed, there is a box that you can tick in the Hide column. With that option enabled OS X will not display a Finder window after connecting to the network drive. In my case, however, it seems to have no effect, though it works for the apps that open at login.

To make changes to the list of startup or login items you may have to hit the lock bottom left corner of the window. If that's the case, enter your user password to do it, but do not forget to lock it back again after you are done. Click on the lock again to do that.

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The Public volume on my Seagate Central NAS is set to automatically mount after my MacBook Air boots up

You can use this method to automatically mount all of your network drives. In case you have certain apps that depend on the connection being established before they open (like a BitTorrent client that downloads to a NAS unit) make sure that the volumes are higher up in the list so that OS X establishes a connection to them beforehand.

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