Q: I’m unable to connect to the Holo.Server. What could be the issue, and how can I troubleshoot it?
A: If you encounter difficulty connecting to the Holo.Server, consider the following troubleshooting steps:
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Check Server Status:
- Ensure that the Holo.Server is up and running on the host machine.
- Look for the white circle at the top-left corner of the server “card” in the Holo.Draw app. This indicates that the server is online.
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Network Connectivity:
- Verify that both the device running Holo.Draw and the machine hosting Holo.Server are connected to the same local network, either through Ethernet or Wi-Fi.
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Firewall and Permissions:
- On the server side, confirm that Holo.Server has the necessary permissions in the Windows Defender Firewall or any third-party firewall software.
- Check that Holo.Draw on your device has the required permissions to access the local network.
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Server Availability:
- Ensure that the server is not experiencing any issues, and it is accessible from other devices on the network.
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Refresh Device List:
- If using the “Online” filter, make sure to refresh the device list in Holo.Draw. Sometimes, servers may take a moment to appear.
By addressing these aspects, you can troubleshoot common connectivity issues and establish a successful connection to the Holo.Server. If the problem persists, feel free to reach out to our support team for assistance.