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If there should be a SFB EDGE even mobility services is working.
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If there should be a SFB EDGE even mobility services is working.

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Dears,<br />
I have SFB Server 2015 <br />
i'm connected from internal network and from internet via SFB client instaled on my laptop,<br />
but not working in my iPhone App,<br />
what's the missing steps to connect via smart phone (android &amp;&nbsp;ios)?
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Dears,
I have SFB Server 2015 
i'm connected from internal network and from internet via SFB client instaled on my laptop,
but not working in my iPhone App,
what's the missing steps to connect via smart phone (android & ios)?

How to connect SFB client via smart phone App to SFB server 2015?

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