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One of my users receives data on his home PC (XP Pro) through a VPN. Last
week he received a message saying "someone is attempting to access your
computer remotely, do you want to allow Y/N?" He selected "NO", now he can't
receive anything. I can't gain access even though the Windows Firewall is
turned off, Norton Systems Security/Auto-Protect is turned off and still no
access. I've checked his home network with a laptop and found the block is
not in his router. The block is in XP Pro on his PC. Does anyone have any
suggestions other than blow it away and reload?
week he received a message saying "someone is attempting to access your
computer remotely, do you want to allow Y/N?" He selected "NO", now he can't
receive anything. I can't gain access even though the Windows Firewall is
turned off, Norton Systems Security/Auto-Protect is turned off and still no
access. I've checked his home network with a laptop and found the block is
not in his router. The block is in XP Pro on his PC. Does anyone have any
suggestions other than blow it away and reload?