That is a nice offer, but most likely for you, not us. What I have
done is build a front to the dial plan that basically duplicates the acl list,
it inspects all calls made to the freeswitch and looks at our version of the acl
list, discards what it does not like, took a little work but I have not been
able to bust it, gives us a little overhead, would like it to be done
automatically in the freeswitch, however, this is a good work around. We
use the freeswitch as a tandem between pbxnsip hosted servers and the pstn, that
is why someone could generate a lot of traffic before we were alerted, now it is
secure.
Thanks in any case.
Well
if you paypal me 5k I can help ya! :P
/b
On Dec 2, 2011, at 8:41 PM, Darcy wrote:
Brian, thanks for the input, I have researched this
exhaustively to be sure I don’t. We ran an extensive search on the
system and could not find this IP address anywhere on the system, but yet they
could make calls. This is an IP address from russia, they hit the
network for around $20k in October then out of the blue they started being
blocked, I am really worried they will find another hole in the system, if
there is indeed one.
Darcy
From: Brian West
Sent: Friday, December 02, 2011
5:06 PM
To: FreeSWITCH Users Help
Subject: Re: [Freeswitch-users]
acl validation
do you have a cidr=91.212.226.30 tag on a user in your
directory?
/
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