Calls from *9399
Taoman:
The local interface is the built in web gui in your OBi device. It is accessible from a web browser using the local network ip address of your OBi device.
Just follow the directions. That's all you have to do.
CityOracle:
Thanks for the help!
Finally figured out, it is simply typing in the IP in a browser. I thought there was another local interface.
Anyway, located the suspicious call.
Can't send a screen shot here. But the history shows:
Call 30 09/14/2018 21:24:17
21:24:17 From PP1(ob73*'*'9399) Fork to: PH1 PH2
21:24:17 Ringing (PH1)
21:24:17 Ringing (PH2)
21:24:29 Call Connected (PH1)
21:24:47 Call Ended
Anything else I need to do to block these *9399 calls?
Many thanks!!
-David
drgeoff:
Quote from: CityOracle on September 17, 2018, 10:47:16 am
Thanks for the help!
Finally figured out, it is simply typing in the IP in a browser. I thought there was another local interface.
Anyway, located the suspicious call.
Can't send a screen shot here. But the history shows:
Call 30 09/14/2018 21:24:17
21:24:17 From PP1(ob73*'*'9399) Fork to: PH1 PH2
21:24:17 Ringing (PH1)
21:24:17 Ringing (PH2)
21:24:29 Call Connected (PH1)
21:24:47 Call Ended
Anything else I need to do to block these *9399 calls?
Many thanks!!
-David
Anything else in addition to what? If you have used the portal to change the Obitalk InboundCallRoute to {} that should be sufficient.
Sheffield_Steve:
The question you need to ask yourself is how these external SIP calls are managing to connect to your OBi device?
The Obi is not a SIP PBX and does not need it's ports exposed to the internet.
All you have done is applied a band-aid.
You potentially have all your network at great risk of being compromised due to a router misconfiguration or lack of a router/firewall, etc.
CityOracle:
Hi Steve,
Thank you for the response.
Now I am more concerned.
Internet comes in the house through a cable modem.
A router is connected directly to the modem.
The Obi202 device is connected directly to the router.
I assume the router has a firewall which protects the Boi202 device.
Should I make any changes to this configuration?
I'd appreciate your advice very much.
-David
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