DO NOT UPGRADE ADMIN MACHINE- YET

There is a glitch- you can see the clients-but you can't control them.
Not sure what's going on- it just happened today after I installed the new ARD Admin update.
Wait a bit and see if we can't figure this out.

FWIW,
I've just upgraded to Leopard on 3 machines. All has been fairly straightforward, apart from some repeated syncing with .Mac and Photoshop not understanding that on one machine, where there is still a copy of Tiger on a separate disk, it is still the same machine and therefore the same activation code. Sheesh.
Anyway, re : ARD. I found that none of my machines, in fact nothing at all was showing up on scans. After half an hour of fiddling around, trying to see if something was missing in the new Leopard prefs, I re-installed ARD (3.0) from the CD. Amazingly I got no failure or warning that the existing version was more recent and therefore the install could not proceed. None of that. It installed, but left the existing 3.2 vs in place.
However ... suddenly all is well again. I can control all machines perfectly. And as a plus, initial impressions are that ARD is faster than with Tiger. All good news.
So re-install from CD. It will probably fix the glitches with the 3.2 upgrade as well.

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