Did you check your firewall settings? Maybe some third-party interferes there? There was an port-forwading issue a while back, which was got resolved. Ports opened in WSL are not accessible from Windows. WSL should forward ports of running services, to be accessible from Windows (as per previous behaviour).
browser etc - it responds with a 404 at least in WSL, but ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED from a browser in windows.) Expected behavior This port is accessible from within WSL, but not from Windows (eg. Installed VSCode + the WSL remote extension, and it installs and starts the VS Code server listening on a particular port but errors that it cannot connect to it. Reinstalled all these, fresh WSL2 install of Ubuntu 20.04. I've uninstalled the WSL features (including Containers + Hyper-V etc), and the Ubuntu apps that came from the Microsoft Store, and uninstalled VSCode (the application i'm trying to use primarily) I unregistered that WSL distro, and on recreating it, I could no longer connect to ports hosted in WSL, from Windows. Initially after upgrade to Win 10 20150, my existing WSL2 build was working great. Whether the issue is on WSL 2 and/or WSL 1: Linux version 4.19.121-microsoft-WSL2-standard (gcc version 8.2.0 (GCC)) #1 SMP Thu May 14 20:25: Your Distribution version: Release: 20.04
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