Hi @Manimala Tangudu
It seems you're having trouble with message delivery in Azure SignalR, even though the connection is successful and the targeting appears correct. Here are some things to check:
Make sure your event handlers (like connection.on(...)) are properly set up and not unintentionally removed. Confirm they remain active when messages are sent.
Double-check that the userId used in your Azure Function App matches the userId of the connected client, as mismatches can prevent delivery.
Verify your SignalR output binding in the Azure Function App is correctly configured to send messages to the right userId.
Even if the tab is active, network issues could affect connectivity. Tools like the Azure SignalR Live Trace Tool can help you monitor traffic and identify errors.
Use the live trace tool for Azure SignalR Service
If your app has high traffic, make sure you aren't hitting Azure SignalR Service limits, as this can impact message delivery.
Since logs show messages are sent, consider adding more detailed logging in your Azure Function App to catch any exceptions or issues before sending.
Troubleshooting guide for Azure SignalR Service common issues
Real-time apps with Azure SignalR Service and Azure Functions
Let me know if you have any further assistances needed.