Let me just thicken the TCPIP soup a bit, following my previous posting...

hostname = localhost on client
         Client and Server on same machine
         All two-way communication works fine.

hostname = IP address on client,
         Client and Server are still on the SAME machine
         All two-way communication works fine

hostname = IP address on client
         Client on second machine on the LAN
         Server still at first machine with IP address used to set hostname
on Client
         Connection is made, conversation stops when Server tries to send a
response back to Client.

????

I'm only changing the physical machine on which Client is operating...
seems to me. Sorry, that's the experimental physicist in me trying to use
experiments to locate the problem.

Again, any ideas would be most welcome.

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