Bonjour Update For iTunes/Apple TV Connection Reliability

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intrutina wrote:
It hasn't fixed every issue fully yet. The issue I have is that if my iMac goes to sleep for more than a couple of minutes, it won't be able to communicate with the tv when it comes back up. It then gives the port 3389 error. Before the update, I needed a reboot to get it to communicate again, now apparently I only need to restart iTunes, which is slightly better. It might even fix itself if I wait long enough, I haven't tried that yet.
Just to rule out the obvious, have you actually done a restart of both the iMac and the Apple TV since the update? I know the software update didn't necessarily require it, but maybe the Apple TV needs to establish a fresh connection to the iMac for the Bonjour changes to fully propagate through?

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