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Sharing with Unet... 250 academy tutorial
I went through the tutorial to the sharing stage. I deploy to both hololens and each debug log says they are acting as a server. I start a session with one and the session does not appear when i turn the other hololens on.
The tutorial series didn't explain how to set one as a server and the other as a client.
Where do i set those options?
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mark_grossnickle
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Lets focus on 'I start a session with one and the session does not appear when i turn the other hololens on.' We solve that and I think the rest will fall into place.
Most likely this is caused by a firewall issue or networking issue. Are you on your home network or work? If work, you may want to consider testing at home or bringing in your home router and doing a quick test on that. Even if you don't have the router connect to the internet just having a local wifi without restrictions is a good place to start narrowing down issues.
Taqtile
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Lets focus on 'I start a session with one and the session does not appear when i turn the other hololens on.' We solve that and I think the rest will fall into place.
Most likely this is caused by a firewall issue or networking issue. Are you on your home network or work? If work, you may want to consider testing at home or bringing in your home router and doing a quick test on that. Even if you don't have the router connect to the internet just having a local wifi without restrictions is a good place to start narrowing down issues.
Taqtile
Thanks Mark! I tried it with a mifi and everything worked like it should. I was able to get the legacy sharing service working on our work network so didnt think of that as the cause.