02-25-2026 12:51 AM
Hi, anyone knows what is QUIC apps that show in Usage in client details?
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02-26-2026 11:14 PM
QUIC is a protocol, initiated by Google, transporting HTTP over UDP. It is more efficient than HTTP/2, which uses TCP. Chromium-based browers should support QUIC, it should be activated by default. Firefox and Safari support QUIC, too, but maybe it is not acitvated by default.
Some webserver implementations support QUIC, but the popular Apache webserver does not. QUIC uses UDP port 443.
In Meraki environments, QUIC will bypass the content filter rules on the MX. You can block QUIC in the application firewall on the MX. This will force the applications to TCP/443, and the content filter works.
02-25-2026 01:26 AM
It is the Google developed UDP protocol for smoother internet content delivery. It is literally Quick UDP... QUIC - Wikipedia
02-25-2026 01:13 PM
I never knew that was what it stood for. It sounds obvious on reflection.
02-26-2026 11:14 PM
QUIC is a protocol, initiated by Google, transporting HTTP over UDP. It is more efficient than HTTP/2, which uses TCP. Chromium-based browers should support QUIC, it should be activated by default. Firefox and Safari support QUIC, too, but maybe it is not acitvated by default.
Some webserver implementations support QUIC, but the popular Apache webserver does not. QUIC uses UDP port 443.
In Meraki environments, QUIC will bypass the content filter rules on the MX. You can block QUIC in the application firewall on the MX. This will force the applications to TCP/443, and the content filter works.
02-27-2026 03:01 AM
@p.deleuw How do you block QUIC in the application firewall on the MX?
02-27-2026 05:20 AM
Some time ago, you could block QUIC on the MX explicitly in content filtering. This option seems to have disappeared. You'll need to setup a L3 firewall rule and block UDP 443.
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