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    VitalPBX - More serious evaluation

    @DigitalDaz Just getting started with Fusion, as I am looking to move away from FreePBX installs. I have quite a few of them and love the concept of multi-tenant. Curious if your opinion has changed in the past 6 months on Fusion?
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    Remote users - Securing FusionPBX

    That's great to hear. So you block IP registrations and only allow extension@whatever.domain.com registrations? Would you mind sharing your strict fail2ban settings? Do you ever change your SIP port that is exposed to the internet?
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    Remote users - Securing FusionPBX

    To be clear, you mean whitelist customers with a STATIC WAN address, right?
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    Remote users - Securing FusionPBX

    So I just block access to port 80 and 443 right in the firewall on my FusionPBX box. (and allow access to my IP) Of course, that would not work if I were to use the provisioning services built into Fusion.
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    Remote users - Securing FusionPBX

    That's good to know. Most of the notifications I get from fail2ban now on FreePBX are all related to registering with an IP. So this most likely would be enough.
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    Remote users - Securing FusionPBX

    Hello, Yes, I have read through those docs, specifically that section. I was just wondering if that is enough. So with the recommended approach in the docs, port 5060 will be open to the world. A bad actor would be blocked in 2 ways. 1. If they try and register with an IP instead of...
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    Remote users - Securing FusionPBX

    Hello, I am a long time user of FreePBX and utilize their Responsive Firewall module. This module, along with Fail2Ban works great by keeping your SIP port open to the world, and allows for a specific amount of connection attempts before being blocked by the firewall. This is great for...