Oh, don't worry about us going cheap on security. We use A2Billing
(along with some Fail2Ban configuration for bad logins) to limit the
number and cost of calls that can go out through a compromised SIP
account, so that when, not *if*, a customer's SIP account gets
compromised, the attacker
If you are focused on routing, we've used 4 Cisco SG300-28p in router mode -
economical way to handle vlans etc for ~100 POE phone sets, (with GB
interconnects). At the edge Cisco ASA-55xx work well, and we've done a few
deployments with Mikrotik routers that are quite inexpensive and performed
Hello,
I have a somewhat confusing use case. We use a mobile voip app and our users
connect to our PBX via a public IP of our firewall which port forwards to
asterisk (TLS and SRTP ports). Works fine.
Sometimes however, our users are also connected to our VPN (LT2P/Ipsec) which
is served
HI Kevin
Is your VPN set as a localnet? The externip only tends to cope with the
firewall address. If you put the VPNs in the localnet lists then it
won't use NAT to find them.
In answer to your question, the SIP session description in the call
setup has the IP for media for both parties,
