I have the same problem when using 802.11g wireless routers (Belkin pre-N and Linksys WRT54G). When I use my 802.11b Linksys BEFW11S4, I do not have this problem. Do you get this problem when connected with the enthernet cable directly to your computer?

Try changing the Slingbox port # to 443. Seems to work.

Jake

I had the problem after upgrading the player software and firmware to the latest versions (1.5.0.322 and 1.0.13). I could not connect from another network range using the new client and received the 0x93200005 error.

We use the slingboxes to monitor set top boxes in the office across different VLANs (network ranges). After an upgrade it works fine if the client PC is on the same network but not from another range (VLAN). All connect through Cisco switches.

The fix I found was to uninstall the Slingplayer and reinstall the old player that came on the CD. During the network config wizard it still has the option to tick the box that enables remote viewing. This has to be done on the same network first and thereafter it should work for clients from other network ranges (including the newer versions). Probably the same for access from the Internet although I haven't tested this yet.

The old version from the CD I used is 1.3.0.168

I came across the same problem with multiple networks in my office. Things were running great until beta 2.0 then my users on other networks could not access the boxes. Kept getting the 0x93200005 error.

Tech support was completely useless. They kept asking me about my router. When I explained that there was only Cisco switches involved, there was no comprehension beyond that. All I kept hearing was that I needed a router.

At this point I no longer have the orignal CD. Does anyone know where I can get a copy of the 1.3.0.168 CD.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Mike

msalvato@yahoo.com