FreePBX Remote Extension Problems
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@scottalanmiller said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
@coliver said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
@RamblingBiped said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
The caller is not originating from our FreePBX instance, and is spamming the device directly.
Wouldn't that seem to indicate that blocking all traffic but the SIP traffic from the PBX would resolve the issue of unsolicited calls?
I guess I might have the wrong end of the stick... are the phones getting calls that are NOT from the PBX? Rather than the PBX having anonymous calls routed through it?
That's how I read it. But that brings up another issues, shouldn't the registration process prevent this from happening?
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@coliver said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
@scottalanmiller said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
@coliver said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
@RamblingBiped said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
The caller is not originating from our FreePBX instance, and is spamming the device directly.
Wouldn't that seem to indicate that blocking all traffic but the SIP traffic from the PBX would resolve the issue of unsolicited calls?
I guess I might have the wrong end of the stick... are the phones getting calls that are NOT from the PBX? Rather than the PBX having anonymous calls routed through it?
That's how I read it. But that brings up another issues, shouldn't the registration process prevent this from happening?
No registration used when there is no PBX involved.
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@mlnews said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
@coliver said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
@scottalanmiller said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
@coliver said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
@RamblingBiped said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
The caller is not originating from our FreePBX instance, and is spamming the device directly.
Wouldn't that seem to indicate that blocking all traffic but the SIP traffic from the PBX would resolve the issue of unsolicited calls?
I guess I might have the wrong end of the stick... are the phones getting calls that are NOT from the PBX? Rather than the PBX having anonymous calls routed through it?
That's how I read it. But that brings up another issues, shouldn't the registration process prevent this from happening?
No registration used when there is no PBX involved.
So the phone was just accepting all SIP requests. Glad you fixed it @RamblingBiped .
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Aaaaaand I just received another call from some random extension.
Problem un-resolved.
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@coliver said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
@mlnews said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
@coliver said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
@scottalanmiller said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
@coliver said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
@RamblingBiped said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
The caller is not originating from our FreePBX instance, and is spamming the device directly.
Wouldn't that seem to indicate that blocking all traffic but the SIP traffic from the PBX would resolve the issue of unsolicited calls?
I guess I might have the wrong end of the stick... are the phones getting calls that are NOT from the PBX? Rather than the PBX having anonymous calls routed through it?
That's how I read it. But that brings up another issues, shouldn't the registration process prevent this from happening?
No registration used when there is no PBX involved.
So the phone was just accepting all SIP requests. Glad you fixed it @RamblingBiped .
Yeah, that's actually pretty standard. You can just throw a bunch of phones on a network and dial each other via IP. No one does it, but nearly all phones support it out of the box.
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@RamblingBiped said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
Aaaaaand I just received another call from some random extension.
Problem un-resolved.
Well that sucks. Look for a setting called something like "Anonymous SIP".
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@scottalanmiller said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
@RamblingBiped said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
Aaaaaand I just received another call from some random extension.
Problem un-resolved.
Well that sucks. Look for a setting called something like "Anonymous SIP".
How about "Allow SIP Trust Server Only"?
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@RamblingBiped said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
Aaaaaand I just received another call from some random extension.
Problem un-resolved.
Is there a direct number associated with the phone that they could be calling directly instead of routing to it?
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@wirestyle22 said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
@RamblingBiped said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
Aaaaaand I just received another call from some random extension.
Problem un-resolved.
Is there a direct number associated with the phone that they could be calling directly instead of routing to it?
No, I've actually got the DID/inbound route for dialing the phone directly tied to a Ring Group that rings a pair of phones; that is one of the reasons I know it is being dialed directly.
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@wirestyle22 said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
@RamblingBiped said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
Aaaaaand I just received another call from some random extension.
Problem un-resolved.
Is there a direct number associated with the phone that they could be calling directly instead of routing to it?
Not only that but a DID would most likely be going through the PBX.
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@RamblingBiped said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
@scottalanmiller said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
@RamblingBiped said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
Aaaaaand I just received another call from some random extension.
Problem un-resolved.
Well that sucks. Look for a setting called something like "Anonymous SIP".
How about "Allow SIP Trust Server Only"?
That sounds good.
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@wirestyle22 said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
@RamblingBiped said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
Aaaaaand I just received another call from some random extension.
Problem un-resolved.
Is there a direct number associated with the phone that they could be calling directly instead of routing to it?
A DID points to the PBX and is stripped out before going to the phones. DIDs don't pass through the PBX.
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@scottalanmiller said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
@RamblingBiped said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
@scottalanmiller said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
@RamblingBiped said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
Aaaaaand I just received another call from some random extension.
Problem un-resolved.
Well that sucks. Look for a setting called something like "Anonymous SIP".
How about "Allow SIP Trust Server Only"?
That sounds good.
So far I'm back to sweet sweet silence... I'll keep my fingers and toes crossed.
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@RamblingBiped Hope this is the solution. I unfortunately have Cisco CM and its my first time managing VoIP
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@RamblingBiped said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
@scottalanmiller said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
@RamblingBiped said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
@scottalanmiller said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
@RamblingBiped said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
Aaaaaand I just received another call from some random extension.
Problem un-resolved.
Well that sucks. Look for a setting called something like "Anonymous SIP".
How about "Allow SIP Trust Server Only"?
That sounds good.
So far I'm back to sweet sweet silence... I'll keep my fingers and toes crossed.
Awesome
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@wirestyle22 said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
@RamblingBiped Hope this is the solution. I unfortunately have Cisco CM and its my first time managing VoIP
So sorry.
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@scottalanmiller said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
@wirestyle22 said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
@RamblingBiped Hope this is the solution. I unfortunately have Cisco CM and its my first time managing VoIP
So sorry.
Complication for the sake of complication
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@wirestyle22 said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
@scottalanmiller said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
@wirestyle22 said in FreePBX Remote Extension Problems:
@RamblingBiped Hope this is the solution. I unfortunately have Cisco CM and its my first time managing VoIP
So sorry.
Complication for the sake of complication
And spending money for the sake of throwing away profits
