Do you have a firewall running on your host machine. Windows firewall =
when on do block such incoming communications. U can disable the =
firewall to check if it works (Not recommended).

The recommended way if this is your situation is to create an exception =
in the firewall allowing communication on the used ports
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WCF service is not visible from clients outside the development =
computer.

I have the following service implementation

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<services>

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<service name=3D"Hitnext.ActiveDialer.Services.ActiveDialerServices"

behaviorConfiguration=3D"ServiceBehavior">

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<endpoint name=3D"netTCP_Endpoint"=20
binding=3D"netTcpBinding"

contract=3D"Hitnext.ActiveDialer.Services.IActiveDialerServices" =


bindingConfiguration=3D"netTCP_Bindings"/>

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<endpoint name=3D"MetaDataEchange"

binding=3D"mexHttpBinding"

contract=3D"IMetadataExchange" />

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<host>

<baseAddresses>

<add baseAddress=3D"net.tcp://somedomain.com:19000" />

<add baseAddress=3D"http://localhost:18000" />

</baseAddresses>

</host>

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</service>

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</services>

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I create a proxy in the client side thru the Add Service Reference =
tool in VS.
When I run it from my computer (local development computer) it works =
fine.

If I publish the app and try to run it from another computer, it does =
not find the service (that is running in somedomain.com:19000).

So you know the service is running when I run the client, and I can =
access somedomain.com:19000 via telnet from the client computer. And =
also I redirect connection from ports 19000 and 18000 to the computer =
running the service.

Any idea why it might now be working?

Thanks!

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