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Hello, @avidofood
If you’re running on Ubuntu droplet you can try to open the port on ufw and then to disable it again. I had a similar issue and this helped.
sudo ufw allow 6002
sudo ufw disable
Is you’re application already listening on this port or have an active connection?
You can also test the connection using telnet:
telnet IPaddr 6002