SIP scanner solution with VOIP.MS

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redtoy:
So, finally seemed to find an easy fix for this!  Every minute or so, night and day I was getting these ghost calls from a toll free number.  When I picked up there was no one there.  Found out it was a sip scanner.  These calls don't show up in my call records in my voip.ms portal.

Found lots of solutions here, but the ones I tried so far didn't work.  Then I went into my voip.ms account and went to "Account Settings" - "Account Restrictions" then down the page to "Allow Calls to Countries" and "click to manage list of allowed countries ".  Under North America click the + button and choose United States, Toll free and Canada (my choices). 

It's been about 2 hrs and no more sip scanner calls, YAY!!!!!!!!!! ;D  Hope this works for you VOIP.MS people and others.

A_Friend:
Did the Obi log the calls?  (If so, would be in Status/Call History.)

I'm wondering if there are any clues as to whether they were coming in via SIP URI or to your IP address directly.

Thanks.

redtoy:
No, don't see any logs. (unless there's a separate setting for logging calls that I haven't enabled)

redtoy:
I do have my Obi 202 in the DMZ of my router.  Thinking to take it out of the DMZ and see if inbound/outbound is affected.  Either way, would be curious as to what the IP address is of the scanner!

A_Friend:
Quote from: redtoy on August 16, 2018, 06:58:01 am

No, don't see any logs. (unless there's a separate setting for logging calls that I haven't enabled)


I don't think it can be disabled, it's on by default and logs the most recent 400 calls.

Did you fire up the local User Interface with a browser at its IP address, log in with admin/admin, and click on Status, Call History?

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