UltraVNC

I looked at that to, so I saw that by enabling "File and Printer Sharing", it opened ports 139,445,137,138 so if you double click the "File and Printer Sharing" option in the exceptions list, it will allow you to check or uncheck which ports you want to open, so I only allowed the 445 port and that ...

Lenisham That actually worked. What I did was try to add port 445 to the exceptions list and it told me that I couldn't add this port because it was part of the "File and Printer Sharing" item, so I just checked "File and Printer Sharing" and it works with the name of the pc and the IP Address. I ...

I added tcp port 5800 and tcp port 5900 to the exceptions list and I still cant get in. If I use the IP address of the pc though, I CAN get in. It seems like a netbios thing or somthing similiar.

Are you getting the authentication failed error after a reboot?

Slight correction to what I posted before. I had to turn off XP SP2 Firewall first, then VNC into it with the computer name, then turn Firewall back on then it would work til I logged off, and back on, then The problem would reoccur. This sucks bad.

Not sure if it helps but here is what I have found. Prior to loading SP2, I could Ultra VNC into any pc using the IP address or the name of the pc with no problem. Now after loading SP2 and adding winvnc.exe to the list of allowed applications in the XP SP2 firewall exceptions, I could not Ultra VNC ...