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I guess you both missed what I mentioned few days ago: there is no IPv4 to force to! Have a look at the the following configuration, it's a copy-paste from client logs running on Rogers iPhone:
IPv6:[xxxx:yyyy:640:8928:10fb:fd9b:a8ee:3b38] ifa:[pdp_ip0] type:[3G]
IPv6:[xxxx:yyyy:640:8928:25b7:8ff2:d39c:c6d3] ifa:[pdp_ip0] type:[3G]
IPv6:[xxxx:yyyy:8a:a053:ce:5b29:7803:f508] ifa:[pdp_ip1] type:[3G]
IPv6:[xxxx:yyyy:8a:a053:6d18:3a12:dade:803b] ifa:[pdp_ip1] type:[3G]
IPv6:[xxxx:yyyy:8a:a053:ce:5b29:7803:f508] ifa:[ipsec3] type:[Unknown]
IPv6:[xxxx:yyyy:8a:a053:ce:5b29:7803:f508] ifa:[ipsec4] type:[Unknown]
DNS1: IPv6:[vvvv:zzzz:18:10::640:7125:5254]
DNS2: IPv6:[vvvv:zzzz:18:10::640:7125:5253]
What you see is what you get - only IPv6 everywhere! How can I enforce client to switch to IPv4 when there is no IPv4? Frustrating...
P.S If possible, please try what I said at #38 - since you said the client has presence, it means the PBX FQDN is resolvable by iOS.
@Vali_3CX I did as instructed and sent you pics (proof!) in a private message.