As far as I am aware you're not going to be able to avoid people "scanning" the 
Expressway, and yet also let you use it for MRA and B2B.

The system has automated protections (fail2ban) and you can set your search 
rules up to not let the repeated SIP Vicious and google's garbage probes make 
it even into the Expressway - C or your infra.

MRA uses other ports for audio I believe, and not just 5060/5061/8443/5222.

B2B in my experience still tries 5060 even if the call supports encryption over 
sip/tcp. "sips" on 5061 and mtls on 5062 are things as well but not everything 
will go there. Most people do not have functional encryption if they haven't 
set their system up recently. Especially for XMPP Fed (looking at cisco.com 
.... )

We run MRA and B2B on the same pair, and leave the E open to do whatever it 
needs to do. I need to tighten up my search rules as I learn more about those, 
but, it has yet to be an issue.

The box logs an absolute ton of messaging if you send it to remote syslog, so 
we dropped it down to filter for important non-info messages to clear that up.


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