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Are you sure that the port being used by your app is definitivelly not beind used by anything else? And it is not a port of the "standard used" list, is it?
EDIT:
I just remebered...
I had time ago a problem with some communication between different systems. In my case the problem was that the IP was written in little endian in one side and read in big endian in the other side.
And I have seen problems too of being sent in Hex, being expected in dec.
In other words... Just in case you see the expected contents, have a look to the formats.
M.D.V. 
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I use the port 9653
Output from netstat
root@M4V202:/home/pjk# netstat -lptu|grep -i m4v202
tcp 0 0 M4V202:9653 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN 9419/CmdApi2
udp 0 0 M4V202:netbios-ns 0.0.0.0:* 2023/nmbd
udp 0 0 M4V202:netbios-dgm 0.0.0.0:* 2023/nmbd
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It's port 9653 on the server, but it could be ANY port number at the client end. You need to be looking at outbound rules on the Win10 firewall. "Allow any port here to connect to remote port 9653"
Software rusts. Simon Stephenson, ca 1994. So does this signature. me, 2012
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Peter_in_2780 wrote: It's port 9653 on the server, but it could be ANY port number at the client end
Shirley, but if his firewall rule allows entry from that IP to that local port, and the client app listens on that port, then it should pass through without problems.
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Hi both, I'm using postman to test and as I say if I open all ports on the Win 10 box it gets a response
Edit
I tried open all ports ( local ) and specific remote port (9653) but no go 
I can get a response from my Win 7 box ok it's just the Win 10
"We can't stop here - this is bat country" - Hunter S Thompson - RIP
modified 12-Apr-20 10:33am.
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Damn!
I never even asked you if you'd turned it off and on again!
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You pointed me in the right direction though sorry for the lack of information - it was the netstat command that alerted me to it - thanks Mark and the other respondees
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Trying to get to the wrong computer... you should have noticed it, you were hitting a big wall with the head 
and if not... you have probably noticed it later, when you where hitting the desk with your head 
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Buy a new pair of glasses with anti-fog technology...
"The only place where Success comes before Work is in the dictionary." Vidal Sassoon, 1928 - 2012
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Just wave a blowtorch across them, every now and then.
Eyebrows are overrated, anyway.
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I raise my glass to the fog (in absence of our Australian friend Michael Martin someone has to make these remarks) 
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COBOL wasn't broken, so devs insisted on something else.
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<pedantic>
Probably not: it'll be the operating system running the COBOL app, and that could be written in assembler, C, C++, or (most likely) a combination of them. AFAIK no real-world OS has ever been written in COBOL (I know compilers have, but OSes are very unlikely)
And the OS will still be running after the COBOL has terminated.
</pedantic>
"I have no idea what I did, but I'm taking full credit for it." - ThisOldTony
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That's the ultimative anti-hacking security meassure: Having a software written in something that old, that noone under a certain age have ever seen it in first person.
In a more serious note:
The poll this week was ironically asking which skills are needed for the future... The option of "damned old things that noone else know about" was not listed.
That's job security too.
And if someone says "what you ask for is too much", you can answer back "good luck finding anyone else"
M.D.V.
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modified 12-Apr-20 6:37am.
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From reddit (as of Sat 11-Apr-2020 10:03 PM ET):
- I’ve heard that he died from Covid-19, with Vsauce & Numberphile saying he did, but I can’t find any reliable source for it. Does anyone know if this is a hoax or if he truly is dead? Thank you.
- I looked through, and there still seems to be no news sources, only twitter accounts and Wikipedia (which has since reverted from saying he died to saying he didn’t).
The earliest references to his death that I could find are timestamped Sat 11-Apr-2020 3:00 PM ET. Yet there's no mention of his death on the BBC, Reuters, CNN, NYTimes or other news organizations. I hope rumors about his death are greatly exaggerated.
Edit 12 Apr 2020, 8:17 PM
Sadly, JHC's death has indeed been confirmed.
/ravi
modified 12-Apr-20 20:18pm.
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It's so sad when we lose people like this and Ian Botham.
... Because some drunken idiot thinks it's funny.
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It seems he did in fact die, of COVID19 too. 
/ravi
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I remember reading a description of his game of Life in Scientific American in the Mathematical Games column. I hand-made boards of various sizes and playing pieces and had great fun with it. I've written programs to play it on several machines, ranging from a TI-59 programmable calculator to a TRS-80 Model 100 to some early IBM PC compatibles. Haven't done it in a few years.
Might be fun to implement it using C# and WPF. Hmm...
Software Zen: delete this;
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For all of you who like to listen to Andrea Bocelli, a solo performance will be held and streamed tomorrow
Andrea Bocelli: Music For Hope - Live From Duomo di Milano - YouTube
Quote: On Easter Sunday (April 12, 2020), by invitation of the City and of the Duomo cathedral of Milan, Italian global music icon Andrea Bocelli will give a solo performance representing a message of love, healing and hope to Italy and the world. Watch live here at 10am LA, 1pm NYC, 6pm UK, 7pm CET.
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Damn that is 2am here and while I like the artist, not that much.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity -
RAH
I'm old. I know stuff - JSOP
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