Prime Infrastructure not using Proxy settings

Hi,
We've configured Prime Infrastructure proxy setting and even then we saw PI going to the firewall to access TAC support page:
Please, check below the proxy log:
Feb 12 18:32:05 JW801RJ1 RT_FLOW: RT_FLOW_SESSION_DENY: session denied 10.21.97.193/37121->72.163.4.70/443 junos-https 6(0) CLEANUP GREENZONE AMBERZONE-A
Feb 12 18:32:08 JW801RJ1 RT_FLOW: RT_FLOW_SESSION_DENY: session denied 10.21.97.193/37121->72.163.4.70/443 junos-https 6(0) CLEANUP GREENZONE AMBERZONE-A
Feb 12 18:32:14 JW801RJ1 RT_FLOW: RT_FLOW_SESSION_DENY: session denied 10.21.97.193/37121->72.163.4.70/443 junos-https 6(0) CLEANUP GREENZONE AMBERZONE-A
Has anyone pass through this issue also??

If you are using PI 2.0, it may be mostly :
CSCum47583 PI 2.0 is not able to connect to cisco.com to check for updates
-Thanks
Vinod
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