Cannot Connect to New Machines on Network

I've installed three new machines on my network and can only make the ARD connection to two of them. They all have the same settings, yet I cannot access the login/pass section to complete the connection. I can see them on my network, just cannot do anything else with them. Any suggestions? I've tried reinstalling the client software to no avail.
I'm using ARD Admin 3.5
all the machine have ARD 3.5.1 client
Why would those two machines be any different?

When I get that flash of the authentication screen, it is because I already have a computer in the "all computers" list that has the same IP. Which occurs not too infrequently if you use DHCP. I think it has occasionally happened for other similar things like DNS name.
You can go to the all computers list, sort by ip, get info on the offending computer, select edit and change the ip to something else. Anything else. When the computer comes back online, it will update anyway. Then you should be able to add your new computer. Hope this is your issue. It's annoying, but once in the list you don't have to do it again. You might see a little confusion with names, etc, but once both computers have been online it will resolve.

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When you checked the event log’s what sources did you check?
Can you verify there are not any relevant error/warning events under the following sources:
Applications and Services Logs
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Operational
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TS1398 i just updated the ios on my iphone4s and now i cannot connect back to my home network ... my network pass is still the same but it keeps saying unable to join network

i just updated the ios on my iphone4s and now i cannot connect back to my home network ... my network pass is still the same but it keeps saying unable to join network

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