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To: Howard R. Hansen who wrote (1516)	6/23/1998 8:28:00 PM
From: Howard R. Hansen	Read Replies (1) of 14778

>> As I understand it WinProxy or Wingate is only required to run on one of the two PCs, the Win 98 PC in your case. If this is true then it shouldn't matter if one of the PCs as a Mac. If not please correct my misunderstanding. Here is the answer to the Mac compatibility question. From WinGate's web site at deerfield.com Q: Can I connect a MAC through WinGate on my network? A: WinGate will support connections from almost any TCP/IP stack, though it was developed on, and for Microsoft's TCP/IP stack built in to Win95 and NT. It is possible to connect through WinGate on a network using UNIX, Linux, and MAC's. For information on connecting MAC's through WinGate, go to mag-nify.educ.monash.edu.au and read through the article. You can also get a lot of good information on using MAC's on a WinGate network from the WinGate open users forum at the WinGate home page at wingate.net From WinProxy's web site at winproxy.com WinProxy only requires installation on a single PC. While this PC must be connected to a Local Area Network, is not required to be dedicated solely to running WinProxy.

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