Disconnected. Waiting for network. Chrome webclient issue

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Hello guys,

This just appeared on my computer, I'm using Chrome 76.0.3809.100, I changed nothing in system config.

When I try another extension, it doesn't work either, on Edge I can open my extension without problem and on a server it works too. I rebooted our 3CX (v16.0.2.910), I refreshed Chrome cache and I uninstalled it too but it doesn't help..

Thank you in advance
 
I tried Chrome Portable, same issue.

I'm now thinking that is a Chrome issue..
 
I tried Chrome Portable, same issue.

I'm now thinking that is a Chrome issue..
When trying to edit an extension, press F12 and go to the Console tab of the DevTools. If an error occurs, you might see it there.

I had a similar issue caused by a misconfig of my Adblock.
 
WebSocket connection to 'wss://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/ws/webclient?sessionId='xxxx' failed: Error in connection establishment: net::ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID

That's the error I get in F12

I've ad block too, maybe'll try to take it off but it looks like a certificate/ssl error
 
Indeed looks like a certificate error, are you using it via the FQDN? Take a look at the certificate.

Launch it in incognito mode to skip any chrome extensions as a troubleshooting step
 
Okay, we managed to fix it, it was Eset Nod32 blocking idk how but I unistalled it and it works again.. I'm looking to do some updates and then I'll install Eset to see what happen
 
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Yes, some antivirus programs may filter the connection itself and that can cause issues with certificates. I've seen it happen with email servers as well in the past. You may be able to keep your antivirus on the endpoint PCs and only disable that feature, or if they have an exclusion list add your FQDN and test to see if it works.

Glad to hear it was resolved.
 
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@JohnS_3CX Disable antivirus wasn't enough, I had to unistall it completely o.o
 
I noticed some antivirus programs that install their filter as an item in the list of ethernet adapter protocols like the example here:

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