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What are the Differences among the Basic Network Topologies Used with the Switchvox Softphone for iPhone

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The Switchvox Softphone App for Mobile enables an iOS or Android mobile phone to be used as a SIP phone with a Switchvox PBX. The following links are to simple network diagrams to show how the typologies differ to help system administrators determine the appropriate Switchvox setup options.

NAT reflection is sometimes called NAT loopback, or NAT hairpinning. 

See also: How to Set Up and Manage Switchvox for the Switchvox Softphone.




 

Switchvox in DMZ

Switchvox is in the DMZ.
 
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Switchvox internal with port forwarding and NAT Reflection enabled

Switchvox uses external IP or hostname and NAT Reflection is enabled.
 
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Switchvox internal with port forwarding and NAT Reflection disabled

Switchvox uses dual resolve hostname and NAT Reflection is disabled.
 
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