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Sorry guys, I don't usually do the forum thing. I explain my premise a little further, although I probably have my answer. The client has international employees all over, currently using Cisco ASA and the corresponding VPN to gain access to the network. That of course, works perfectly. In one...

While there is a security concern, if it can be done without VPN then it can be worked backwards to increase security. Need a start and then work towards the goal and see what limitations are there. Security is easy, once you know what you can secure, and what you can't.

I understand it is not supported. That is exactly what the distributor said. However, I have yet to hear why it isn't, or what about the process doesn't work.If it is UDP and TCP port forwarding, then that has been tried... also, raw internet to the WAN... simply can't "enable the accounts"...

Hmm... maybe I am describing this the wrong way..... using a VPN client, or being local on the LAN, the softphone works perfectly.... what we are attempting to do is utilize the Avaya softphone without having to use VPN or be on the local network.... whenever we point a public IP at the IP...

Has anyone been able to login with a Video softphone outside the LAN without using a VPN client? I have tried several things with Routers/Firewalls and can't seem to get it to work unless you VPN into the network. I have a client who's requirements in one venue internationally that VPN is not an...

Without going into long detail on my part as far as what we have tried, has anyone successfully used the softphone client without having to VPN to a public IP forwarded to the IP Office. I have attempted several things, so if there are any suggestions other than it can't be done, it would be...