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Check out release notes for Expressways too as they’re planning forward proxy
for this purpose as well.
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Subject: [cisco-voip] setting up access for APNS - granular vs wide open
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Another issue we are facing is setting up the collaboration servers
Another issue we are facing is setting up the collaboration servers (CUCM, IMP)
to talk out of our private network to the internet to talk to Cisco and Apple
servers.
Just wondering what others have been doing.
Our networking team has suggested the simplest way would be to add a PAT rule
at
