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Trying to use a Mitel 5330 IP Phone at a Remote users home office.<br />
I have and IPSEC VPN Tunnel setup with 2 sonicwall firewalls<br />
I can ping the Phone System Gateway and TFTP Server Address's from the remote( home office side)<br />
but I keep getting an error message on the Phone of<br />
TFTP Server Unavailable<br />
Is this a port forward issue, VPN issue, Firewall Policy issue?<br />
Please advise.
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Trying to use a Mitel 5330 IP Phone at a Remote users home office.
I have and IPSEC VPN Tunnel setup with 2 sonicwall firewalls
I can ping the Phone System Gateway and TFTP Server Address's from the remote( home office side)
but I keep getting an error message on the Phone of
TFTP Server Unavailable
Is this a port forward issue, VPN issue, Firewall Policy issue?
Please advise.

Great feedback and good step by step instruction

Mitel IP 5330 TFTP Error across a IPSEC VPN

Trying to use a Mitel 5330 IP Phone at a Remote users home office.
I have and IPSEC VPN Tunnel setup with 2 sonicwall firewalls
I can ping the Phone System Gateway and TFTP Server Address&#39;s from the remote( home office side)
but I keep getting an error message on the Phone of
TFTP Server Unavailable
Is this a port forward issue, VPN issue, Firewall Policy issue?
Please advise.

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