question

I am trying to figure out what the workflow is to connect a client to a server which is running locally as a Linux container. My Game Development program is Unity and I would like to use Netcode for Entities for the Transport protocol. I am having a little difficulty because all of the examples I have found which talk about using Playfab servers locally to test your build are using Mirror for their transport stuff.

Currently I have my bootstrap file:

 switch (ClientServerBootstrap.RequestedPlayType)
         {
             case PlayType.Server:
                  
                 server = ClientServerBootstrap.CreateServerWorld("ServerWorld");
                 drvQuery = server.EntityManager.CreateEntityQuery(ComponentType.ReadWrite<NetworkStreamDriver>());
                 drvQuery.GetSingletonRW<NetworkStreamDriver>().ValueRW.Listen(ClientServerBootstrap.DefaultListenAddress.WithPort(Port));
                 drvQuery.Dispose();
                 World.DefaultGameObjectInjectionWorld ??= server;
                 break;
                
             case PlayType.Client:
                    
                 client = ClientServerBootstrap.CreateClientWorld("ClientWorld");
                 drvQuery = client.EntityManager.CreateEntityQuery(ComponentType.ReadWrite<NetworkStreamDriver>());
                 drvQuery.GetSingletonRW<NetworkStreamDriver>().ValueRW.Connect(client.EntityManager, ClientServerBootstrap.DefaultConnectAddress.WithPort(Port));
                 World.DefaultGameObjectInjectionWorld ??= client;
                 break;
 }

Which I believe works as intended. I then Try to connect my client to the server. I know the server is running correctly because the Docker logs show that the local Playfab server is in the active state. The steps I take to try to connect the client are:

1) authenticate client using LoginWithCustomIDRequest()

2) call RequestMultiplayerServer() using hard-coded values for the BuildID and SessionID which I obtain from the Docker debug logs

3) RequestMultiplayerServer() returns an error stating that the multiplayer server cannot be found.

Is this the correct workflow? Or do I need to connect the client to the server first after the login API call by creating a new Unity Entity and adding the NetworkStreamRequestConnect component to it. I believe this is the Unity Netcode for Entities equivalent to NetworkClient.Connect(networkAddress) in Mirror.

Any help would be greatly appreciated, especially if you have links/ references to using Unity Netcode for Entities in combination with Playfab servers. Thank you!