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What should I do in order to to be as secure as possible and with “clean” logs?Well, for an article about Asterisk security best practices, consider reading this article.About SIP and NAT best practices, in short, the simplest answer is to alw..

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If you were wondering about the correct format of US numbers then this might come in handy. In short: The proper way to send CallerID number is 10 digit (from NANPA numbers), no preceding 1 or plus sign (+) as this is handled by the provider to the ..

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If after installing Asterisk 10.X.X you see the following errors on SIP reload: No valid Transports Available, Falling Back To UDP, This might be because a possible regression. Please open an issue in JIRA referencing th..

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Due to high volume of outbound calls you might be asked to alternate the outbound traffic by your termination provider.Basically, what what you need to do here is: Having 2 destinations (Dst_A, Dst_B), check/set a variable in the AstDB. Then if the varia..

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If your Asterisk box is facing the Internet and you are being constantly flooded with break-in attempts, you might want to follow these steps in order to secure your Aster..

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Asterisk cannot act as a proxy, it is a B2BUA. If you want to make its behavior appear to be a proxy, there are a number of things you can do, but it will never just ‘pass along’ headers from an incoming INVITE to an outgoing INVITE.When Aster..

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