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> Are you simply dropping the Sygate client protection by turning
> off the Sygate manager or are you also turning off the ability of
> the clients to access the net?
No, all you're doing is turning off the monitoring capability of the
Sygate Manager tool. It lets you view usage logs, see traffic rates,
things like that. The actual NAT functionality is handled by another
process, Sgserv.exe. Exiting the Manager doesn't affect the server,
the client behavior, or the client protection at all.
Who knows why ZA throws a hissy-fit about the Sygate Manager.... ??
Gary
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