Mandos-client doesn't discover server, only explicit connection works

[Erik Logtenberg]

> 
> That *is* odd.  How about publishing the service manually, using this
> command:
> 
> avahi-publish --service Mandos _mandos._tcp 36941
> 
> (Adjust the port number to match the port number in the debug output.
> If a "Local name collision" occurs, change the service name from
> "Mandos" to "Mandos#2" or something.)
> 

Avahi-publish works on the server:

[root at mandostest ~]# avahi-publish --service Mandos _mandos._tcp 57019
Established under name 'Mandos'

And avahi-browse, also on the server in a separate terminal, detects it:

[root at mandostest ~]# avahi-browse --all --terminate
+   eth0 IPv4 Mandos                                        _mandos._tcp
        local
+   eth0 IPv4 mandosclient [52:54:00:a6:98:55]              Workstation
         local
+   eth0 IPv4 mandostest [52:54:00:5c:d2:65]                Workstation
         local

However, on the client avahi-browse still doesn't see it:

[root at mandosclient ~]# avahi-browse --all
+   eth0 IPv4 mandosclient [52:54:00:a6:98:55]              Workstation
         local

And thus also mandos-client stays the same.

Erik.