Try an iptrace, to check is port is being blocked.

On the server, 
ifconfig -a 

Start iptrace
iptrace -i en0 -a -d 10.122.2.77 -b remedyTest.iptrace.0.txt
- try to connect from laptop(10.122.2.77)
- kill iptrace pid -->iptrace: unload success!
ipreport -rns remedyTest.iptrace.0.txt > remedyTest.ipreport.0.txt

Sample of report .. 

Packet Number 5
ETH:
ETH:    
IP:     < SRC =     10.122.2.77 >  (laptop)
IP:     < DST =  155.109.68.232 >  (server)
IP:  
IP:     
TCP:    &lt;source port=52184, destination port=59200(remedytest1) &gt;
TCP: 
TCP:    th_off=5, flags<PUSH | ACK>

Packet Number 6
ETH: 
ETH:
IP:     < SRC =  155.109.68.232 >  (server)
IP:     < DST =     10.122.2.77 >  (laptop)
IP:     
IP:     
TCP:    &lt;source port=59200(remedytest1), destination port=52184 &gt;
TCP: 
TCP:    th_off=5, flags<ACK>






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