jamie77: Is this the step you are referring to? I do notice in the documentation it does not mention entering a password in for the key at this point however it was required.
jamie77: Appreciate the help. Do you remember anything else along the way I should be aware of as far as documentation errors?
Currently I have my network topology as such. I do not see any reason to need to involve my firewall guy and put the SBCE after the firewall. The SBCE is a firewall, after all, correct? Unless you suggest me doing so for a reason I am not seeing.
With that being said, should I skip the firewall steps?
That's a relict für the use of OneX Portal of you connect OneX Mobile or Avaya Communicator. In that case you had to create an application relay or reverse Proxy dir port 9443. That wasn't possible as long as the given port range was 9000-9999.
If you only use IX Workplace and J-Series phones that step is not necessary.
Put the SBC behind the firewall where ever possible to be part of a layered security model. But, I do have some SBC's with a direct internet facing B1 where we had no other choice.
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