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Hello Palo Alto World!

 

We are experiencing a "stream timeout" error when visiting srm.gzhtdq.com.cn (see also stream_timeout.png). When we disable GlobalProtect and do not use the VPN Tunnel, then the website works. I excluded the website from decryption, but it didn't help.

 

I am not sure what the issue for this could be. The application being recognized is ssl. If we decrypt, then it is web-browsing.

 

Thanks in advance.

 

Kind Regards

 

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Community Team Member

Hi @I.Erdurucan ,

 

What do the traffic logs look like for this connection? Im particularly interested in bytes sent, bytes received, and session-end reason. With an issue like this, there can be a number of issues that relate to MTU/Security Profiles/Routing.

 

Before getting into the weeds further, can run a quick curl test both with and without GP:

curl -Iv https://srm.gzhtdq.com.cn --max-time 10

 

Also... do you have an internal client in your trust zone that you can test from? If the stream works from a host on the internal network but fails only through GP, that helps narrow the scope. If it fails internally as well, then we know the behavior isn’t tied to the tunnel at all.

 

A quick low-effort test you can try right away is to temporarily remove security profiles from the security policy that governs this connection. If you have a general outbound internet rule, I’d suggest creating a separate allow rule just for this site during testing. This helps isolate whether Threat Prevention or URL Filtering is influencing the stream timeout.

 

Those are just a few things I would personally start out with to figure out what could be done without having to run a full on packet capture.

 

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