Can somebody send me a config of how to authorize SIP client by IP?
Sam
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You can use in sip.conf tag hosthost=192.168.1.12006/3/27, Sam Tam [EMAIL PROTECTED]
:Can somebody send me a config of how to authorize SIP client by IP?Sam
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meaning, when you put
host=dynamic
in sip.conf, it doesn't matter what ip the client comes from.
if you put instead:
host=www.xxx.yyy.zzz
then it _does_ matter where the client comes from, it must be that IP.
Giovanni Miano wrote:
You can use in sip.conf tag host
host=192.168.1.1
It does? All this time I thought that permit= and deny= is what limited
access! Check the docs, host= is for OUTGOING, permit/deny is for INCOMING.
Mojo with Horan Company, LLC wrote:
meaning, when you put
host=dynamic
in sip.conf, it doesn't matter what ip the client comes from.
if you put
Does this work the same with IAX?
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Sorry, don't know where my mind was... with host=specific.ip.address,
the client doesn't even need to register with * for * to be able to
_try_ to send calls to it.
Heck I try to be quiet and learn, but sometimes my fingers send the
emails when I'm sleeping...
Eric ManxPower Wieling
