My main computer in a workgroup network was infected with Vundo, Zlob, thousands of pos.tmp files and a red x on the c drive icon...VundoFix and ComboFix completely cleaned it up....however a minor problem developed....Our data is stored using Microsoft SQL Server...the workstations can not access the server database, with an error message saying that " make sure the firewalls on your network are set to allow SQL Server traffic on TCP port 1433 and UDP port 1434.....We set up "exceptions" in the firewall for this, but it didn't work....I temporary solution was to turn off the firewall....but that's not a good long term solution...any ideas??

Wireshare the traffic and see how it is using the ports. Could use command line tools too.

The real problen is how it happened. Use best practices to prevent this. Consider clean reload if not 100% working.

I read it wrong and answer it wrong too. So get off my case you peanut.

Everything works great as long as the Firewall is turned off on the server....How do you wireshare the traffic??

What do you mean "wireshare the traffic"??
If you mean how we are networked...We use a Linksys Network Switch, but i don't think this is what you are asking for...