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interest in receiving calls from, so I just block a lot (too many?) of<br>
class A addresses. Unfortunately, my web server and email server are on<br>
the same host, so I need to refine this approach a bit :)<br>
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A better approach would be to specifically allow the IP addresses of the<br=
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callers you expect, and drop everybody else.<br>
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If you have multiple IP addresses (for example, a public and a private) on<=
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your Asterisk box, binding SIP, IAX, and the manager interface to the<br>
local address will also reduce your attack profile.<br>
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