Michael,
In my opinion, you should always have a firewall in front of your
servers. The default configuration of [EMAIL PROTECTED] is not secure, since it's
intended deployment is on a LAN behind a firewall. If I recall
everything is open on it. Next would be the intended size of your
deployment. [EMAIL PROTECTED] is great for a quick small scale PBX, but if your going
to want to scale it up I'd suggest a manual installation, with MySQL and
if your using a web front end Apache on separate servers.
Just my 2cents
Mike
Michael Wong wrote:
Hi folks, can any of the seasoned veterans out there tell me how safe
it is to deploy Trixbox on the internet? Is installing a FW a good
idea? What about Fail2ban? Is it a good idea to install the full
gamet of Trixbox? or should I only install the components I need? I
want to run a Calling Card operation on my box and don't know if all
the extra components of Trixbox would slow my box down or even make it
vulnerable to an attack!
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