# Troubleshooting

# Having Trouble Logging into Nanome?

# These ports are REQUIRED from each machine/VR device:

(Authentication) TCP Port 443 to DNS api.nanome.ai
(Collaboration) UDP Ports 5055-5056 to DNS collaboration.nanome.ai, collaboration-us-east.nanome.ai, and collaboration-us-west.nanome.ai
(Plugins) TCP Port 8888 to DNS plugins.nanome.ai

# These ports are OPTIONAL from each machine/VR device

(Molecular Databases)

TCP 443 to DNS files.rcsb.org
TCP 443 to DNS pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
TCP 443 to DNS www.drugbank.ca

# If you are unable to get the Steam or Oculus applications to irrespective of Nanome, try these opening these ports from each device:

# Oculus (according to their documentation)

TCP port 80 & 443 for

oculus.com
facebook.com
fbcdn.net
akamaihd.net

They also recommend TCP 3478 and UDP 500000-59999 to each of the above sites, but the drivers tend to work without them.

# Oculus for Business Only:

TCP Port 443 for:

graph.oculus.com
graph.facebook-hardware.com
graph.facebook.com
mqtt.facebook.com
my.workplace.com

# Steam and SteamVR (according to their documentation)

TCP port 80 & 443 for

steampowered.com
steamcommunity.com
steamgames.com
steamusercontent.com
steamcontent.com
steamstatic.com
akamaihd.net

They also recommend opening network traffic to the Steam application for UDP Ports 27015-27030 and TCP Ports 27015-27030

# Tips to use your Oculus Quest in a VPN network

# New Method

The Oculus Quest 2 with the v29 firmware update from Oculus enables the use of arbitrary APK files (Android apps) to be used on the device. This means that you can sideload / install the APK file of your favorite VPN to the device, log in, and use as if you would for an Android device. Note that your VPN provider must offer an APK for this to work. We have seen it work properly with NordVPN, ExpressVPN, Cisco AnyConnect, and several others.

# Old method

Method 1: VPN-enabled Hotspot from a Windows 10 PC Requirements:

An existing organizational VPN and VPN software on your PC
Admin access to your Windows 10 PC
Have VPN Credentials on hand
Validate your Wireless card can support this! https://www.quora.com/How-do-i-know-if-i-have-Qualcomm-Atheros-wireless-card

Once all requirements are met, follow these steps to create a VPN-enabled hotspot:

Step 1: Open your VPN Software, Enter your credentials, and connect to your VPN

Verify you have an internet connection through the VPN and check your IP address to validate it changed and note the location/IP for later (https://whatismyipaddress.com/)

Step 2: Hit Windows Key + type Mobile Hotspot

Open Mobile Hotspot and change your wifi name and password then turn on the hotspot

Step 3: Open your Control Panel > Network and Internet > Network and Sharing Center > Change adapter settings.

Step 4. Identify which connection is your Ethernet # with the indicator "Unidentified Network, TAP-<VPNType> Windows Adapter

Step 5: Right click it and go to the Sharing tab

Step 6: Check allow sharing for other users in the network. From the dropdown, select your mobile hotspot connection "Local Area Connection #". It should be labeled as Wifi Direct Virtual Adapter

Step 7: Join the Mobile Hotspot Wifi from your Oculus Quest

Step 8: Verify you have the VPN applied by checking your IP/location (https://whatismyipaddress.com/)

Step 9: Launch and enjoy Nanome behind your firewall!

Oculus for Business FAQ
https://developer.oculus.com/documentation/ofb/latest/concepts/ofb-developer-reference/ (opens new window)

# Allow Nanome through firewall

# 2. Click Windows Firewall in the search results. In the resulting Windows Firewall window, click Allow an App or Feature through Windows Firewall.

# 3. In the Allowed Apps window that appears, click the Change Settings button, and then select the check box for Nanome.

If you can't find Nanome in this list, click the Allow another app button, and type in the path to Nanome.exe or click the Browse button and select it.

# Find Nanome.exe if you installed Nanome using Oculus

If you installed Nanome using Oculus, click on the three dots button and click Details. You can find the location of Nanome to the right.

# Find Nanome.exe if you installed Nanome using Steam

If you installed Nanome using Steam, right click on Nanome in the library and click Properties. Select Local Files tab and click Browse Local Files to open the folder containing Nanome.

# 4. Click OK and then click the Close button to close the Windows Firewall window.

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