I deployed Isaac Sim using a Docker container based on the this doc . I then attempted to stream via the WebRTC Browser Client following the guidance from here . After clicking the red arrow, I only got a blank gray screen. My server and local client PC are not on the same local network, and I did no…

For Isaac Sim 4.2 and earlier versions, we recommend using the Omniverse Streaming Client for the best streaming experience. The WebRTC Browser Client may not perform optimally when streaming over the Internet, which could explain the difficulties you’re encountering. In the upcoming Isaac Sim rele…

Hi @dcdragon , Thank you for the post. Can Isaac Sim deployed in a Docker container on a remote server stream via the WebRTC Browser Client? Yes, I’ve tried running Isaac Sim 4.2.0 with container on Ubuntu 22.04 and it works. Thanks, -Todd

Thanks for the reply. Here is some additional information: Server OS: Ubuntu 20.04.6 LTS, GPU: 3090x8, Driver version: 535.183.01 Client PC: MacBook Air, Apple M2 Browser: Chrome, Safari Network: The server is behind a router with the following port mappings enabled: TCP+UDP: 8211 TCP+UDP: 8899 …

log file: kit_20241014_093441.log (1.9 MB)

Hi @dcdragon , Could you please try running WebRTC client in the localhost and see if it works. This gray screen issue looks similar to WebRTC Grey Screen , it’s probably about firewall. Thanks, -Todd

Hi @ToddT , The Linux server I’m using and I are located in different cities, and there’s no one available to help me test localhost directly. However, I have tried the following: Disabled UFW and checked the iptables configuration to ensure that the input and output policies are open. Forwar…

I noticed that some of the Isaac Sim-based applications I need to use still rely on WebRTC streaming, so I’m revisiting this issue : ) I found that when accessing across networks, in Chrome, I need to add the corresponding IP and port to the “Insecure origins treated as secure” option in the “chrom…

Have you tried mozilla? Thanks for the reply. I tried your suggestion, but I’m still encountering the same issue with the same error message as on Chrome.

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Have you tried mozilla? See the bottom of: Docker Guide — Isaac Lab Documentation

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