I have an EC2 instance with Isaac Sim 4.5.0 running in headless mode. If I connect with streaming client from the same instance it works. The EC2 instance is in private subnet with a NLB in front of it. What ports should I map into the target groups. In the previous version, I had mapped these ports and it worked:
47995, 47996, 47997, 47998, 47999, 48000, 48001, 48002, 48003, 48004, 48005, 48006, 48007, 48008, 48009, 48010, 48011, 48012,
49000, 49001, 49002, 49003, 49004, 49005, 49006, 49007, 49100, 80,
The issue with the old client is that we are using AWS workspaces for internal communication and the old client requires an AWS workspace with GPU, otherwise is not working. This new streaming client seems to work fine without a gpu enabled workspace but with the new version of isaac sim (4.5.0) the instance is not healthy anymore behind the load balancer and I was thinking that maybe some new ports need to be mapped.
Hi, I am afraid I am not able to provide that info for the WebRTC streaming client yet. It is a known issue that the WebRTC Client cannot be used across the Internet.
The old client should work with the same port.
We are currently working on supporting the WebRTC Client to connect over the Internet in the next release.
Ok. That I understand. But should I map any new ports besides the ones that I mentioned in above comment? I’m asking this because the instance stays unhealthy (the health check is set on TCP 48010 - this is the port where I saw that isaac sim 4.2.0 listen with a net-stat tool). But when the new version is running, that port I see that is not used anymore, neither I can find a ‘different’ one.