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williamconley wrote:Sounds like your firewall may be off. You may want to check on that. Allowing YOU was the goal, not allowing EVERYONE.
williamconley wrote:disabling the ability to VIEW/Modify IP lists has no effect on the firewall itself. That was a byproduct of whatever else the technician did. Sounds like he may have locked you out of the ability to modify the IP lists on purpose. Perhaps that capability has been limited to a different user, or turned off entirely. But the IPs in those lists are still there, and the firewall still operates however that technician has set it up. He may have put in an override value or changed firewall entirely. He may be entering IP values directly into those IP lists in the database, or any one of several other scenarios.
If nobody else can get to the server (ie: whitelist), but you CAN, you then just have to ask yourself if you trust the technician.
carpenox wrote:firewall-cmd --add-source=youriphere --zone=trusted --permanent
firewall-cmd --reload
mysql asterisk -e "insert into vicidial_ip_list_entries values ('ViciWhite','xx.xx.xx.xx')"
williamconley wrote:
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mysql asterisk -e "insert into vicidial_ip_list_entries values ('ViciWhite','xx.xx.xx.xx')"
with your ip rather than xx.xx.xx.xx of course
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