Problem accessing sql server cluster node

Simple two node cluster configuration with SQL server 2014 and Windows Server 2012. When node 2 is active, remote client access to SQL server works fine through SQL Management Studio. However, when node 1 is active, remote client access will
not work. Node 1 was installed first, and node 2 was the added node when SQL server was installed. All other settings have been confirmed to be the same. Anyone have any ideas????
TIA

Hi TIA,
Did you try to disable all the node firewall and try again, any error information you got when it fail connect to SQL cluster?
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