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Hi there,
     You're both right :-)

      https:// works fine. However, some phones (we're narrowing down which ones, but appears to be just Polycoms and only certain firmwares) don't appear to like that we use a wildcard cert (or something about our cert, but we're pretty sure it's because it's a wildcard).

      We're in the process of revising our cert so that it's a specific domain name to see if that resolves the issue. Either way, we'll continue to support both methods, so use whichever suits you.
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Same here, using Yealinks...always had to use HTTP://


@ Karl Stallknecht I informed 2600hz that it was a "Typo" when it said https://! lol Rather than make a debate of which one to use , it shows neither http or https, therefore, you can use either one!! :D
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I didn't fully answer this question but since I just saw a code commit for the fix to it, I'll come back here.

The "Typo" is actually because:
1) We originally hard-coded https://p3.zswitch.net
2) Someone complained that wasn't white-labeled
3) We changed it to try and dynamically generate and also show http:// or https:// depending on something (I forget) (which was kind of dumb)
4) The branding is missing still so now the domain is just gone

*sigh*

We'll try again and get the UI updated to have the brand in there, but you'll need to explicitly set the brand in the branding app I think (or it uses your base domain, I don't remember exactly). I'll try to remember to update this once we roll the fix.
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