If sections of your Twilio Network Test failed, the reason could be your system’s firewall. Your firewall should allow outgoing UDP to connect to your internet from Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge and allow return traffic in response. 

Below are a set of options you can use to troubleshoot your firewall and connectivity issues:

• Test on a different environment
• Temporarily disable your firewall
• Twilio allow-listed IP address ranges

Test on a different environment

If you’re not passing your Twilio Network Test or having connectivity issues, you might be on a bad network. Try switching over to a more secure connection or use a different computer and try again!

Pro tip: Are you using a company-issued or school computer? Such computers may have an extra layer of security installed and might be blocking your ability to establish a strong connection for your Live session. We recommend using your personal computer for your upcoming Live session.

Temporarily disable your firewall

If you’re using an antivirus or firewall software, please ensure that Chrome or Edge and dscout are trusted or allowed by these programs.

Or you could temporarily disable your antivirus or firewall to see if this resolves the issue.You can simply disable your firewall and re-run the Twilio Network Test to see if your tests pass this time around.