Won't list collections for MongoDB

Hello all.
I have two remote servers running MongoDB databases and I've been trying to set up DBeaver to work with them, but i come across a weird problem.
For the first server I connect without a problem, see the available databases and also the collections inside each one.
For the second server, I connect without a problem, see the available databases but cannot see the collections. It's like they don't exist for DBeaver.
Relevant Info:
- Both remote servers are accessed directly. No tunnels or any funny business.
- The problematic server has collections and data in them, since i connect through ssh, enter mongo, go to the database i want and list the contents of collections.
- In the connection configuration screen the "Test Connection ..." function for the problematic server answers with success.
- I have no mongo authentication configured in both remote servers. When using ssh and entering the command line mongo, I don't need to provide credentials. I also have "NONE" in the credentials mechanism.
- Using DBeaver version 3.3.0 on Windows
- Both remote servers are linux with the same distro.
- The working remote server has mongodb 2.4.8 and Java Driver 2.12.2
- The problematic remote server has mongodb 2.4.12 and Java Driver 2.12.2
I was trying to find out which version of mongodb DBeaver supports, but all i could find was that for version 3.4.5 of DBeaver, MongoDB 3.x support was added.
I have two remote servers running MongoDB databases and I've been trying to set up DBeaver to work with them, but i come across a weird problem.
For the first server I connect without a problem, see the available databases and also the collections inside each one.
For the second server, I connect without a problem, see the available databases but cannot see the collections. It's like they don't exist for DBeaver.
Relevant Info:
- Both remote servers are accessed directly. No tunnels or any funny business.
- The problematic server has collections and data in them, since i connect through ssh, enter mongo, go to the database i want and list the contents of collections.
- In the connection configuration screen the "Test Connection ..." function for the problematic server answers with success.
- I have no mongo authentication configured in both remote servers. When using ssh and entering the command line mongo, I don't need to provide credentials. I also have "NONE" in the credentials mechanism.
- Using DBeaver version 3.3.0 on Windows
- Both remote servers are linux with the same distro.
- The working remote server has mongodb 2.4.8 and Java Driver 2.12.2
- The problematic remote server has mongodb 2.4.12 and Java Driver 2.12.2
I was trying to find out which version of mongodb DBeaver supports, but all i could find was that for version 3.4.5 of DBeaver, MongoDB 3.x support was added.