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OK! It was a NIC on the client.
I switched a couple of the NIC cards in the client and now everythig works.
Interestingly, the NIC that was failing with VNC seems to be working just
fine as main my power-horse NIC to the Internet.
It's very strange, since, as I mentioned, the driver is about four years
old and comes from Microsoft, so they obviously think that it doesn't have
any bugs.
Doc Evans
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