ARD3 on Intel cannot control windows machines with VNC

I have a district full of windows machines with a version of VNC installed and the server service running. I have a Powerbook G4 running 10.4.7 and ARD3 and I can control/observe all our workstations just fine. I'm having trouble controlling any of our windows workstations from any Intel-based mac. I've tried it on a macbook pro, Intel iMac, and our Intel Mac Mini, and all have the same issue. When you attempt to connect the first time, it asks for the username and password, then says "Connection failed to <ipaddress>." and does this every time after that. I've tried reinstalling ARD many times, even tried wiping the iMac and starting from scratch, and still no luck.
I still have no problems with ARD3 on either of our 2 Powerbook G4's but this happens on every Intel-based mac I have tried. I hate having to have another (older) machine running on my desk for a single task. Has anyone else seen this issue or knows what the problem is?
Again, all our macs (intel and ppc) are running 10.4.7 with ARD 3. Thanks in advance!!
Intel iMac 20" Mac OS X (10.4.7)

same error on my IntelMacs - not Apple like!

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