Odyssey Access Client Enterprise Edition, version 4.30 for Macintosh

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README.TXT                                            May 22, 2008

    This file contains important information about system
    requirements, compatibility with other products, known problems, and
    late-breaking items not covered in the product documentation.

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Contact information:

    Juniper Networks, Inc.
    1194 North Mathilda Avenue
    Sunnyvale, CA 94089

    (408) 745-2000          (Main number)
    (408) 936-1576          (Technical support number)
    http://www.juniper.net  (Web page)

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Operating System Requirements:

    Odyssey Access Client for Macintosh runs on OSX 10.4.

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Hardware Compatibility:

    The Odyssey Access Client is capable of authenticating with any
    Wireless Access point or Ethernet switch that supports the 802.1x
    protocol.

    The Odyssey Access Client is capable of performing 802.1x
    authentication using the Macintosh integrated AirPort wireless
    card.

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Installing Odyssey Access Client:

    * Odyssey Access Client runs on OSX 10.4.

    * You must have Admin user privileges to install Odyssey Access
      Client.

    * To install Odyssey Access Client:

      1. Double click on the DMG distribution file.
      2. Double click on the Odyssey.pkg icon in the Odyssey volume.


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New Features in Odyssey Access Client 4.30:

    * Initial support of OSX 10.4


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Known Issues:
  
1) Odyssey Access Client and Apple 802.1x client do not interoperate.

	To resolve: 

	1. Open AirPort Network configuration from 'System Preferences.'

	2. Change 'By default, join' setting to 'Preferred networks' and remove all
	networks from list below.  

	3. Click 'Options' button and make sure that 'Keep looking for recent networks' is selected.  

	4. Uncheck 'Automatically add new networks to the preferred networks list'.  

	5. Click 'OK' and then 'Apply Now'.  

	6. Open 'Internet Connect' in 'Applications and click on the '802.1X'icon.  

	7. Click 'Disconnect' button (if you are not currently connected the button will say 
	'Connect' and this step is not necessary).

2) Disabling OAC from a password prompt affects only the currently
   shown adapter in the Connection panel.

When more than one adapter is connected and a prompt appears, canceling
the prompt and clicking 'Yes' on the next dialog to disable the adapter
does not work as expected.  A prompt is associated with exactly one
adapter.  If that adapter is not the one displayed in the Connection
panel, OAC disables the wrong adapter. This problem does not occur if there is only
one adapter.

To resolve, select the adapter you would like to disable (in the
Connection panel) before clicking 'Yes' when prompted to disable.