Hi,
I’m using Unity Remote Config, but it is not working on Editor and Android Build. After checking logcat Android, i found out, it have error message:
Then i decide to use 1.1.1.1 Warp VPN on my Phone and PC, and Remote Config suddenly working on Editor and Android.
I did’t understand what happen, i don’t think my ISP block Unity Domain or something, because i’m still access Unity Forum and Dashboard without VPN.
It’s not a bug, it’s a network issue on the client. Some countries like India and China have national firewalls that can block IP addresses. There is nothing we can do about that. The fact that VPN works confirms the client side issue.
That might be expected if your network has not allowed the IP addresses, as mentioned. There is nothing we can do at our end, we do NOT block access, it’s an open public endpoint.
The player was having an unrelated issue in my game, so I asked him to send the log file. That’s when I noticed it, many, many times in the logfile. I asked where he lives, and he told me California.
Here is a quote from the player:
I’m in Southern California, and yeah I noticed a lot of failed port 443 connections to a config.uca.cloud.unity3d.com. I wonder if there is some residual effect there with the Let’s Encrypt cert expiring last week that seems to have plagued a lot of applications all over the net, or if there is something on my end with nordvpn and/or windoze security causing that connection failure.
Sorry I misunderstood, you’re in the Remote Config support forum. That one user may have a local network policy that blocks that URL. NordVPN has known issues with Unity, for example.