Resolved -
We are pleased to confirm that the restoration process has been successfully completed for all previously impacted regions. The following region has now been brought back in rotation and fully operational.
US (Virginia) - us-east-1_1_0
Our engineering team have verified service stability across all affected regions and all impacted regions are now operating normally.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused and appreciate your patience.
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If you have any questions, please contact our support team. Thank you for your understanding as we improve your Cisco Secure Access experience.
Jun 18, 09:03 UTC
Update -
We are pleased to confirm that we have successfully brought three additional regions back into rotation. These regions are now fully operational:
US (Pacific Northwest) – us-west-2_1_0
Canada (Central) – ca-central-1_1_0
Brazil – sa-east-1_1_0
Our engineering teams have verified service stability in these locations and are continuing to monitor performance closely. We are working to restore the remaining regions and will provide further updates as soon as more information becomes available.
Jun 18, 05:21 UTC
Update -
We are pleased to inform you that we have successfully completed the restoration process for the following regions. These regions have been brought back into rotation and are now fully operational:
* Mexico – mx-central-1_1_0
* US (Midwest) – us-east-2_1_0
* Canada (West) - ca-west-1_1_0
Our engineering teams have verified service stability in these locations and are continuing to monitor performance as traffic normalizes. We are continuing our efforts to restore the remaining regions currently out of rotation and will provide additional updates as soon as more information becomes available.
We appreciate your continued patience and understanding.
Jun 18, 04:47 UTC
Update -
As part of our ongoing mitigation efforts, Canada (West) (ca-west-1_1_0) has been added to the mitigation scope, and traffic is being redirected to alternate VDCs.
The following regions are currently out of rotation as part of our mitigation efforts:
• Brazil – sa-east-1_1_0
• Canada (West) – ca-west-1_1_0
• Canada (Central) – ca-central-1_1_0
• US (Pacific Northwest) – us-west-2_1_0
• US (Midwest) – us-east-2_1_0
• US (Virginia) – us-east-1_1_0
• LATAM (Mexico) – mx-central-1_1_0
The previously mitigated regions remain stable, and customers are not expected to experience further unexpected VPN session disconnections.
Our engineering teams continue to monitor service health and investigate the underlying cause. We will provide additional updates as more information becomes available
Jun 17, 22:52 UTC
Update -
As part of our ongoing mitigation efforts, the affected infrastructure in Brazil (sa-east-1_1_0) is being taken out of rotation, and traffic is being redirected to alternate VDCs.
Jun 17, 22:39 UTC
Identified -
As part of our mitigation efforts, the affected infrastructure in the impacted regions has been taken out of rotation, and traffic has been successfully redirected to alternate VDCs. Service has stabilized, and customers are no longer expected to experience unexpected VPN session disconnections.
Our engineering teams continue to monitor service health and investigate the underlying cause. We will provide additional updates as more information becomes available.
Jun 17, 16:07 UTC
Update -
Mitigation is underway. We are taking affected infrastructure out of rotation in impacted regions while our engineering teams continue their investigation and recovery efforts.
Jun 17, 15:37 UTC
Update -
We are continuing to investigate this issue.
Jun 17, 15:36 UTC
Investigating -
We are investigating an issue that may cause some customers to experience unexpected disconnections from the Remote Access VPN service due to administrative resets. Our engineering teams are actively working to restore service stability.
As part of our mitigation efforts, we have temporarily taken affected infrastructure out of rotation to help prevent further customer impact while our engineering teams work to restore service stability.
LATAM (Mexico) - mx-central-1_1_0
Canada (Central) - ca-central-1_1_0
US (Pacific Northwest) - us-west-2_1_0
US (Midwest) - us-east-2_1_0
US (Virginia) - us-east-1_1_0
Jun 17, 15:34 UTC