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Failed to connect to graph.oculus.com port 443 time out. someboy can help me?

abelmou
Honored Guest
I downloaded and installed Oculus tool ,When I loging meet this
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cybereality
Grand Champion
Could be a firewall blocking the connection.
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abelmou
Honored Guest
I turned off it,but no effect.

sx4452
Honored Guest
me too, can anybody give some advice?

sbfhhh
Honored Guest
same problem,reinstall many times still no effect

sandonschool
Honored Guest

We are having the same issue...

Anonymous
Not applicable
Firewall or anti virus. Even if you turn your firewall off at the pc level there maybe one up the food chain of your network.

FingerMcPokeye
Heroic Explorer
Use the telnet client (add the windows component).  Confirm a TCP connection to graph.oculus.com fails, then confirm you can hit a known good address.

From a command line:
telnet graph.oculus.com 443
telnet www.google.com 443

Failure will tell you so.
Success will give a blank screen.

If both fail then it's likely something local.

"Tracert graph.oculus.com" will give you all the hops between you and the server.  A firewall giving you trouble is likely on one of the first few hops.

andrinos
Explorer
@FingerMcPokeye I have 11 hops... is that normal?