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Interpreting Twilio Network Test Results for Zendesk Talk

Learn how to interpret Twilio network test results to troubleshoot Zendesk Talk issues effectively. Understand diagnostics and log outputs.

How do I interpret the Twilio network test results for Zendesk Talk?

Understanding the Twilio network test results is crucial for troubleshooting Zendesk Talk issues. The test checks your network's bandwidth, open ports, browser support, and audio device functionality.

The results are divided into two sections: Twilio WebRTC Diagnostics and Log Output. The diagnostics section provides a Pass or Fail status for various tests. A green Pass indicates no issues, while a red Fail suggests potential network problems, especially with UDP, TLS, or TCP. In an office setting, these failures might be due to blocked ports, so ensure your network team has followed the Talk network requirements. For home networks, check for any router settings that might be blocking necessary ports. For more details, visit theoriginal link.


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