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Posted by Enzo Michelangeli on November 20, 2006, 7:26 pm
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> I successfully hooked up a Linksys 3102 SIP gateway
> (http://www.voip-info.org/users/683/21683/images/716/SPA3102_lrg.jpg)
> to an Asterisk server, but since it's connected to a PSTN line, I must
> make sure it cannot be used by unauthorized users from the Net.
> Actually, even legit users with an account on the Asterisk server
> shouldn't be able to use it (outgoing calls should go through a VoIP
> provider instead).
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> Does someone know what steps must be taken in Asterisk and on the
> Linksys to secure access to the Linksys box?
It's very easy to prevent outgoing calls initiated by Asterisk: just don't
put anywhere in the dialplan a "Dial()" statement referencing the 3102 (or
if you do, don't make the context where it occurs accessible by regular
users).
If you worry about direct SIP sessions from SIP clients to the 3101, you
might register the 3102 to an Asterisk account and set "Make Call Without
Reg:" to "No" in the "PSTN Line" screen.
Or, if nobody should be authorized to dial out, just disable the
"VoIP-to-PSTN" function. In the SPA-3100 you can set the "VoIP-To-PSTN
Gateway Enable:" to "No" in the same "PSTN Line" screen: the 3102 should be
similar.
Enzo
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