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I know I am coming to this party a bit late, but I want to say I experienced exactly the same issue as you and I implemented basically the same solution that has been posted here and it worked. Completely stopped the hacking.Hi,
We are facing continuous attacks from different IP addresses.
The firewall has been strongly configured.
How to stop this nuisance?
Regards,
Abhijit
InfoTech Team
You need to set your firewall to only allow connections to 5060 from your sip provider like in the posts just before yours.Hi All,
I am extremely sorry for reacting so delayed. Just could not take this agenda up. Thank you @Alejandro_3CX and @Charles_3CX for helping me out.
The SBC tunnel is enabled with the password, and every phone is provisioned to use the tunnel. Please note the screenshots.
In the Anti-Hacking menu (LHS), there is an option for Enable Provisioning of Secret Key. This is not enabled. Should enabling that help?
If you note, the hacking attempts has not stopped. The only thing is that they are not able to penetrate. How to stop the hacking attempt even? Because, every attempt made is a threat to security.
Regards,
Deepak
correct, you need to configure the firewall in front of the pbx. But why you are on debian 9? Its pretty old. Which version ist your pbx?Hi @bitn2 ,
Thank you for your quick response. We are hosted with Digital Ocean on Debian 9 stretch.
Do you mean we need to configure the server firewall? I believe 3CX application per se has no separate firewall option if I am not mistaken.
Regards,
Which version in detail?Hi,
We are on 3CX Standard 18.0.
You will find the correct information on the dashboard of your pbx. Anyway, your should be on debian 10 allready. How to configure the Digital Ocean firewall i cant help you, but this is the way to secure your pbx more against this attacks.I am attaching the screenshot. This is all I can find out.
https://www.3cx.com/docs/manual/firewall-router-configuration/Hi @bitn2 ,
Referring to this post https://www.3cx.com/community/threads/local-sip-and-rtp-ports-for-2-phones.123742/
the RTP ports 14000 and ends with 14019.
Am I correct? Please guide.
Regards,
2197 and 5223 is not neccesary for incoming. The rest looks fine and you can check it with the firewallcheck on your pbx dashboard.
your welcome
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