Is this AOS8? Controller? Instant?
For Instant AP, this is how I configured the websocket transport:
endpointURL wss://ubuntu.nl.arubalab.com:9001/wss
endpointURL wss://mobileproxy.blyott.com/aruba
Note that DNS has to be working, so you should be able to ping to the hostname from the AP, and the root that issued the SSL server certificate (assuming WSS) has to be added/trusted by the AP.
Invalid host suggests that the AP cannot resolve the hostname; or you have an invalid URL format. If the host cannot be resolved, I can imagine that you don't even see the attempt going out.
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Herman Robers
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Original Message:
Sent: Nov 30, 2024 07:22 PM
From: jj
Subject: Websocket connection
Hi there,
I am trying to connect my AP to a websocket I am hosting on my local machine. I am able to connect to it from different machines (different laptops) but the AP is not able to connect to it, and it does not seem like the connection request is even being sent. When checking the terminal, I see the following output (the underscore is the IP address).
TransportContext : Connection Started Fail Reason : Invalid host:___________7443. path:.
I am using the websocket example code from Aruba: GitHub but I am having no luck. For reference, I have a radio profile configured to act as a scanner, and a transport stream configured too. I would appreciate any help people can provide.