It means port 5060 is open (I.e. for remote users). Callers need to
authenticate in order to make calls.

These are from scripts probing weak security. If the system was compromised
the status would not be failed.

This is mostly preventable at your firewall by closing 5060 if you don't
support remote users or using cps or country blocks for your firewall as
well as other methods to keep uninvited guests out.

This has been discussed many times on the list.
On Oct 28, 2012 11:59 AM, "Joe Conway" <[email protected]> wrote:

> While looking through my CDR history I noticed the following two records
> from yesterday afternoon.
>
> From            To                              Start
> ------- ---------------         ----------------
> 5550000         011972599537676                 10/27/12 3:17 PM
>
> Duration        Status
> --------        ------
> 00:00:00        Failed
>
> From            To                              Start
> ------- ---------------         ----------------
> 5550000         9011972599537676                10/27/12 3:18 PM
> Duration        Status
> --------        ------
> 00:00:00        Failed
>
> Is it safe to assume from those records that my system has been
> compromised (I know that no legitimate calls were attempted in that time
> frame, let alone international ones)?
>
> Does the "From 5550000" provide any clue as to how the system was
> compromised?
>
> FWIW, I am running a very old version:
> 4.2.1-018971.21.0 2011-05-24T20:34:29 snowbird.hubler.us
> Would upgrading plug some known hole that might be getting exploited here?
>
> Thanks for any insights.
>
> Joe
>
>
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