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ICE failed to establish a connection #583
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you can enable the G_MESSAGES_DEBUG & NICE_DEBUG to all. I guess is same problem with EricssonResearch/openwebrtc-ios-sdk#59 |
Hi @xelven the issue you referenced is in IOS. I am getting these errors in linux. are these errors due to the same problem you mentioned in EricssonResearch/openwebrtc-ios-sdk#59? |
@SrujithPoondla Not 100% sure, but I think it not about platform, it most time about which NAT type your try to pass through. |
You seem to have been a step ahead of me on a bunch of openwebrtc issues so I figured I'd ask you about this. Running iphone-iphone on the same wifi (so I don't think this is a NAT issue for me) I've been getting hit with
on both my video and audio sessions. This didn't happen when I was running linux-linux. I've turned on NICE_DEBUG and put the output in a pastebin here. http://pastebin.com/JZkV5XcP Do you have any thoughts? |
@james-huang
and there all failed when check the there connection, I not sure which local candidate they using, But I am sure if they using 10.14.45.62(the internal ip of the mobile network adapter) to connecting 192.168.1.245 will 100% failed. I suggest your disable mobile network first when u testing. 2. your router(Wi-Fi) may broken, but seems not : ) |
Yo @xelven; first off, really appreciate the help here. 1: Good eye about the mobile network. I have 2 phones and 1 sim card and I was a little confused why there were more ICE candidates from one side. I've turned cellular off (also tried adding the TURN server from the demo app in openwebrtc-examples). Mostly the same errors below: 2: Don't think its a router issue. linux-to-linux streaming works fine. I also did a quick browse through the router settings to make sure nothing too weird was going on. update: i'm seeing packets for a TCP session start and teardown handshake between the iphones. no DTLS packets though. |
I am using Linux after starting Daemon and joining the call I am facing this issue
Thanks
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