gs007, thank you. You finally pointed me in the right direction to fix this issue. Namely, I had several IPv4 network interfaces on my Win10 machine due to having things like Docker for Windows and Virtual Box installed. Disabling those network interfaces so that I only had a single IPv4 network interface left finally worked.
It definitely seems to be the case that the application simply ends up listening on the wrong interface
Sam Peterson
gs007, thank you. You finally pointed me in the right direction to fix this issue. Namely, I had several IPv4 network interfaces on my Win10 machine due to having things like Docker for Windows and Virtual Box installed. Disabling those network interfaces so that I only had a single IPv4 network interface left finally worked.
It definitely seems to be the case that the application simply ends up listening on the wrong interface