"2. Why does iptables keep turning back on every time sipx restarts?
a. If SipX wants to be DNS, why on earth is port 53 blocked in the
default iptables configuration? Hello, MyFly..."
The DNS being blocked issue was fixed, one should always run a yum update
after a fresh install to get the latest code.
Posting things that do not work or are confusing is a good thing for the
community, editing the wiki on how to fix them is even better. Posting
"snarky" comments does no one any good and is counterproductive especially
when you post to a list for help.
On Thu, Dec 13, 2012 at 3:36 PM, Robert B <[email protected]> wrote:
> This should not be this difficult.
>
> Disclaimer: I'm going to sound snarky and really pissed. It's how I vent
> frustration. I apologize in advance.
>
> Issues:
>
> 1. My BIND backups that I restore get destroyed every time sipx restarts.
> Real nice, gents, real nice...
>
> 2. Why does iptables keep turning back on every time sipx restarts?
> a. If SipX wants to be DNS, why on earth is port 53 blocked in the
> default iptables configuration? Hello, MyFly...
>
> 3. After restoring my configuration from 4.4 to 4.6, I was also bitten by
> the incorrect Superadmin PIN. Fortunately, I knew to use the reset-admin
> from other posts.
>
> 4. Once my configuration is restored, what services do I need to
> re-enable? The entire "Telephony Services" list is unchecked. Which do I
> need to have what I had with 4.4? Boy howdy, these backups I was told to
> make sure are proving useful...
>
> 5. It restored my Polycom firmware, but marked it as inactive. What the
> hell?
>
> 6. Where can I monitor my registrations? That feature seems gone.
>
> Did I maybe download the wrong installation ISO? I downloaded
> "sipxecs-4.6.0-932.g00cded-x86_64.iso"... Is this the real GA release???
>
> -- Robert
>
>
--
Kyle Haefner, M.S.
Communication Systems Programmer
Colorado State University
Fort Collins, CO
Phone: 970-491-1012
Email: [email protected]
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