Hi!
We have been doing tests in one of our dummy apps (that already worked before) but right now android users are not receiving pushes.
ACS has been receiving the tokens, it does send the pushes, and we are not getting any deny list logs. all the logs say the pushes were sent, but users don't get them (only iOS ones).
As a test, we tried to send the pushes directly from firebase, and in this case, they do receive it.
Wondering if there is any setting on Campaign we have been missing or what can be wrong.
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We found the issue!
It was the Firebase SDK version. The version we used in the test app was outdated, thus not sending push to Android.
Hi @fern1 ,
If your mobile device is connected to Wi-Fi and you are not receiving notifications, check that the FCM/APNs ports are not being blocked by your firewall.
Android: The mobile device connects to the FCM servers on ports 5228 to 5230. You therefore must configure your firewall so that it authorizes connection with FCM. The ports to open are: 5228 (the most frequently used), 5229 and 5230.
iOS:
HTTP/2 connector: you must allow communication to and from the following servers:
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using adobe campaign iOS users are receiving, just androids are not
however, Android users do receive if we send directly via firebase
Some of our testers are not on wifi
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Hi @fern1 ,
Yes for android can you check below :-
Android: The mobile device connects to the FCM servers on ports 5228 to 5230. You therefore must configure your firewall so that it authorizes connection with FCM. The ports to open are: 5228 (the most frequently used), 5229 and 5230.
Regards
Abhishek
Most people are not using wifi and still not receiving the push!
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I've run into similar issues before with notifications. Those ports are essential for push notifications to come through. Make sure your firewall settings are correctly configured for your device. It's a common hiccup but can be easily overlooked. Good luck sorting it out! Cheers for the handy reference link too.
Best,
Isrtiaq
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Hey @fern1,
I've run into similar issues before with notifications. Those ports are essential for push notifications to come through. Make sure your firewall settings are correctly configured for your device. It's a common hiccup but can be easily overlooked. Good luck sorting it out! Cheers for the handy reference link too.
Best,
Ahmad
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We found the issue!
It was the Firebase SDK version. The version we used in the test app was outdated, thus not sending push to Android.
Hi,
Could you share what was the previously used SDK version and the one to which you have updated it?
We run into very similar problem.
BR,
Augustyn
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