D dampfdruck macrumors member Oct 20, 2008 81 0 Dec 15, 2009 #26 You need the "server bridge" setting. Your remote machine must have an IP address of you LAN on the tap interface.
You need the "server bridge" setting. Your remote machine must have an IP address of you LAN on the tap interface.
F fiftyfour123 macrumors member Original poster Feb 26, 2008 70 0 New York, NY Dec 15, 2009 #27 ok, i just tried it. now i can't even interact with the server. i also thought that if i used the server-bridge command i would have to bridge the tap interface to my lan interface. and i dont think that is possible on a mac
ok, i just tried it. now i can't even interact with the server. i also thought that if i used the server-bridge command i would have to bridge the tap interface to my lan interface. and i dont think that is possible on a mac
F fiftyfour123 macrumors member Original poster Feb 26, 2008 70 0 New York, NY Dec 18, 2009 #28 anyone?
F fiftyfour123 macrumors member Original poster Feb 26, 2008 70 0 New York, NY Dec 21, 2009 #29 anyone?
F fiftyfour123 macrumors member Original poster Feb 26, 2008 70 0 New York, NY Dec 26, 2009 #30 fiftyfour123 said: anyone? Click to expand... ...
F fiftyfour123 macrumors member Original poster Feb 26, 2008 70 0 New York, NY Jan 11, 2010 #31 anyone?
F fiftyfour123 macrumors member Original poster Feb 26, 2008 70 0 New York, NY Jan 24, 2010 #32 i guess it's not possible...