Enum NetworkStreamDisconnectReason

Reasons for a Unity.Networking.Transport.NetworkEvent.Type.Disconnect event. This can be obtained by reading a single byte off the Unity.Collections.DataStreamReader obtained when calling Unity.Networking.Transport.NetworkDriver.PopEvent(out Unity.Networking.Transport.NetworkConnection, out Unity.Collections.DataStreamReader) when the popped event is for a disconnection.

Namespace: Unity.NetCode
Assembly: Unity.NetCode.dll
Syntax
public enum NetworkStreamDisconnectReason
Remarks

Maps directly to Unity.Networking.Transport.Error.DisconnectReason, with NetCode specific additions.

Fields

Name Description
ApprovalFailure

NetCode-specific: Denotes that the client has failed approval, by inputting invalid credentials.
ApprovalTimeout

NetCode-specific: Denotes that the client has failed to be approved by the server within the given HandshakeApprovalTimeoutMS.
AuthenticationFailure

Indicates the connection failed to be established because the remote peer could not be authenticated. This can only occur if using DTLS or TLS (with WebSockets).
BadProtocolVersion

NetCode-specific: Denotes that we've detected an unknown or unexpected ghost hash, implying that this is an incompatible server/client pair.
ClosedByRemote

Indicates the connection was manually closed by the remote peer.
ConnectionClose

Internal value. Do not use.
HandshakeTimeout

NetCode-specific: Denotes that the client's internal netcode logic has failed to send the RequestProtocolVersionHandshake to the server within the given HandshakeApprovalTimeoutMS.
InvalidRpc

NetCode-specific: Denotes that we've detected a hash miss-match in an RPC, or an unknown RPC. Implies that this is an incompatible server/client pair.
MaxConnectionAttempts

Indicates the connection failed to be established because the server could not be reached (see Unity.Networking.Transport.NetworkConfigParameter.maxConnectAttempts).
ProtocolError

Indicates the connection failed because of a low-level protocol error (unexpected socket error, malformed payload in a TCP stream, etc.). This denotes an error that is both unexpected and that can't be recovered from. As such it should not be returned under normal operating circumstances.
Timeout

Indicates the connection timed out due to inactivity.

Extension Methods