how about add a feature ANY phone has, which is
REQUIRE REGISTRATION TO RECEIVE CALLS, basically
if phone gets a sip packet from an ip that it's not regg'ed to , DROP it..
Hi frankc,
Do you mean add a feature to define the IP address to control your phone like other Yealink phones?
Or when phone is controlled, it should pop up a prompt in LCD of phone?
I submit your requestion to our product department and hope it can be added in next version.
Thanks for your advice.
no popup...
just anything to SECURE incoming SIP
meaning REJECT non registrated ip's
JIM has phone 1.2.3.4 to Server 4.3.2.1
BOB on 7.8.9.0 sends a SIP invite to 1.2.3.4 (REJECT) the phone has no idea who is 7.8.9.0
Server sends a call to 1.2.3.4 (ACCEPT) - > server is known to the phone because phone is regged to it.
Hi frankc,
You can set a proxy server that can limit some SIP messages.
(11-02-2013 11:00 AM)Yealink Support Wrote: [ -> ]Hi frankc,
You can set a proxy server that can limit some SIP messages.
If the phone is at a remote location and adding network hardware in not an option, is there a way to secure the phone superficially with a simple whitelist of ips or domains?
Hi phlobot,
We have a solution for your request which can allow sip messages only from the registration sip server or outbound proxy server.
In the latest version, we just need to add a syntax using auto-provisioning cfg template.
Please add below syntax to your cfg.
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#!version:1.0.0.1
#The x of the parameter "account.x.sip_trust_ctrl " ranges from 1 to max accounts. For example, x ranges from 1 to 5.
account.x.sip_trust_ctrl=1
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When you want to enable this sip trust control for account 1, fill 1 to “account.1.sip_trust_ctrl”.
Then SIP messages from other servers will refuse by the phone.
Please kindly test and give a feed back to me.
Thanks for your cooperation.
@frankc
Please also try above steps to protect your phone.
(11-06-2013 11:16 AM)Yealink Support Wrote: [ -> ]Hi phlobot,
We have a solution for your request ...
Please kindly test and give a feed back to me.
Thanks for your cooperation.
Thank you for your response, I'll test it very soon.
hey guys, I thought I'd update with the solution that worked for me...
adding
[ IPCall ]
path = /config/Features/Phone.cfg
IsAllowIPCall = 0
to my y0000000000x.cfg file seemed to do the trick. I should mention that these phones are using old firmware, and the documentation for this is immensely difficult to find anymore.