Users are unable to access the Clear Touch Call Center (TCN) application when connected through Remote Access VPN.
The specific symptoms observed include:
Working users appear to egress with a Cisco IP address
Non-working users egress with a public IP address, resulting in application access errors
Cisco Umbrella Secure Web Gateway (SWG)
Remote Access VPN (RAVPN) connectivity
Clear Touch Call Center Application.
Policy.test.sse.cisco.com would show Egress IP.
The resolution was to disable QUIC protocol.
Google Chrome & Microsoft Edge
Open the browser.
Type chrome://flags (Chrome) or edge://flags (Edge) in the address bar and press Enter.
Search for QUIC or "Experimental QUIC protocol" in the search box.
Change the setting to Disabled.
Click the Relaunch or Restart button at the bottom of the page.
Mozilla Firefox
Type about:config in the Firefox address bar and press Enter.
Search for network.http.http3.enable.
Double-click the entry to set it to false.
Opera
Type opera://flags in the address bar.
Search for QUIC.
Set "Experimental QUIC protocol" to Disabled.
Relaunch the browser.
The root cause was identified as intermittent bypass of the SWG/Umbrella security infrastructure, resulting in inconsistent egress IP behavior. This bypass behavior was compounded by browser-specific QUIC protocol handling, where different browsers and configurations processed the protocol differently through the security stack. The combination of these factors caused some users to egress with public IPs instead of the expected Cisco IPs, leading to application access failures for the TCN system.
| Revision | Publish Date | Comments |
|---|---|---|
1.0 |
19-May-2026
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Initial Release |