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Network Help - micorsoft sysgate for hpna posted in the Web & Networking forums; To install hpna it says you need micorsoft sysgate firewall software. Is this present in windows 98 se...

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To install hpna it says you need micorsoft sysgate firewall software.
Is this present in windows 98 se


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Hya KA.

Do they maybe mean a Sygate , or microsoft firewall?

A Microsoft Sysgate firewall doesn't exist afaik. And have a look here for an hpna installation guide:

http://www.homepna.org/support/installguide.asp

and other support:

http://www.homepna.org/support/


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