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1. WebRTC API
2. RTCError
3. Instance properties
   1. errorDetail
   2. receivedAlert
   3. sctpCauseCode
   4. sdpLineNumber
   5. sentAlert
4. Inheritance
   1. DOMException
5. Related pages for WebRTC
   1. MediaDevices.getUserMedia()
   2. Navigator.mediaDevices
   3. RTCAudioSourceStats
   4. RTCCertificate
   5. RTCCodecStats
   6. RTCDTMFSender
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   9. RTCDataChannelEvent
   10. RTCDataChannelStats
   11. RTCDtlsTransport
   12. RTCEncodedAudioFrame
   13. RTCEncodedVideoFrame
   14. RTCErrorEvent
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   21. RTCInboundRtpStreamStats
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   23. RTCPeerConnection
   24. RTCPeerConnectionIceErrorEvent
   25. RTCPeerConnectionIceEvent
   26. RTCPeerConnectionStats
   27. RTCRemoteInboundRtpStreamStats
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   29. RTCRtpReceiver
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The read-only sentAlert property in an RTCError object specifies the DTLS alert number occurred while sending data to the remote peer, if the error represents an outbound DTLS error.

An unsigned integer value providing the DTLS alert number corresponding to the DTLS error which was sent to the remote peer, as represented by this RTCError object. This property is null if errorDetail isn't dtls-failure.

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