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Bumping an older thread here, but I noticed some odd t*f*t*p activity (random IPs in Asia requesting a nonexistent file named /x) and was surprised to discover in my iptables rules the exact same set-up mentioned in the OP. This is on a RentPBX image I set up October of 2015 with their PBX in a...

Ward, you're a genius! Can't believe I didn't think of it--it was so obvious. There was another component to the issue, though, before it was fully resolved. One of the xyz.iptables files had gotten stuck with a hundred lines of the same IP address repeating over and over. So even though I...

Well, that was easy enough -- pyinotify is now installed. However, the problem didn't get solved. fail2ban.log excerpt below: 2017-07-14 23:44:53,332 fail2ban.filter : WARNING Determined IP using DNS Reverse Lookup: 122-117-114-87.hinet-ip.hinet.net = ['122.117.114.87'] 2017-07-14 23:44:53,359...

It does look like it's using gamin. Seems odd that it would have been working fine for months and then quit working now, but at this point, I'll try anything. :) I will take a stab at switching over to pyinotify over the weekend. Thanks.

OK, one more update: If I comment out the root /root/ipchecker # > /dev/null 2>&1 line from crontab, after a short while, fail2ban's CPU usage dies off and all the activity in /var/log/fail2ban.log stops. So it seems that it does eventually stop processing whatever it's processing or catches up...

Slight update--I think IPtables is now working fine (maybe), though there is still occasional activity in /var/log/secure--but I think it's because fail2ban keeps unloading and loading iptables, which I'm guessing temporarily opens the machine to the public while it does that? The drive had...

I went out of town and came back to complaints that phone quality was bad. Turns out fail2ban-server was using 100%+ of the CPU. Further investigation shows that I'm getting SSH login attempts from Pakistan, etc., and tests from remote hosts indicates my ports are open. (Fortunately, I have very...

I think I had a little bit of a mental breakthrough, but I'm not finding any answers yet. As my machine is hosted on RentPBX, it is assigned a public IP address. Therefore, the actual address on eth0 is my public IP (67.x.x.x), which of course also matches what is in Asterisk SIP Settings > NAT...

Thanks...good eye. Well, at least it gives me something more to think about and Google. Yep: And also here: (Edit: not sure why, but it seems the forum software is borking on the image files, but if they don't display, you can right click them and choose "view image" and that seems to...

Tearing what little hair I have left out all night over this. Maybe someone here can shed some light. Asterisk 13.13, Incredible GUI 12.0.39. Centos 6.8. Topology/background is: -Internal extensions use PJSIP and, where possible TLS/SRTP -PIAF on public IP (RentPBX), 67.x.x.x, eth0 -PIAF box...

Asterisk 13.13, Incredible GUI 12.0.39 At my wit's end here (troubleshooting this off and on for more than a month), so hopefully a post here will be fruitful. Calls from extension 1 to extension 2 are fine. Calls from extension 2 to extension 1 result in one-way audio: extension 1 cannot hear...

Running Asterisk 13.13.0 with Incredible GUI 12.0.39. I've installed Incredible Fax 11 and AvantFax with IAXmodem seems to be working OK, but I'd like to go with T38modem. After spending a combined probably 30+ hours in the last five days on this, I feel like I'm so close...but am just stuck...

I had that thought, but I couldn't find any reference that they were set incorrectly. Also, one of the devices doing it is a Yealink W52P and the other two lines doing it are both connected to an OBi202 (the other two lines I have connected at this time have Follow-Me turned on). Seems pretty...

I'm at a loss here. Running Asterisk 13.13.0 with Incredible PBX 12.0.70. I have "Country Indication Tones" set to "United States / North America" in Advanced Settings. (That's the default the install came with.) I am in North America and desiring North American-style tones. On internal...

Got a reply back, and here's what the results of that were, in case it helps anyone: Seems to be running without crashing with 13.13.0 on a quick check, but I'll be testing and configuring it more in the next few days.

Thanks. Will do.

I'm running a new install of Incredible PBX 13 on CentOS 6.6. I have a Yealink W52P that I can't get working with SRTP. From what I can tell, Asterisk doesn't like that the Yealink is specifying a lifetiime crypto key component. The solution seems to be to have Asterisk ignore that with a...

Assuming you updated the script at http://incrediblepbx.com/upgrade-asterisk13-to-current.tar.gz, it still seems to be failing. I just tried that script on a brand-new image from RentPBX (the "PBX in a Flash Incredible PBX 13-12 with Incredible GUI (Centos 6.6)" image), which appears to have...

I just tried with native caller ID over Anveo Direct. One sailed through immediately on ISP Telecom OnNet. (Ironically, this was to GCI, the published support 800 number for the Alaska-based CLEC that currently owns the CID I'm spoofing on this trunk as I prepare to port my number away from...

Thanks. A lot of off-topic discussion of FreeSWITCH there, but this nugget is I think what is most helpful: I'm finding precious little online with regards to documentation about this parameter and what it does, and it doesn't appear to exist in any of the files in /etc/asterisk, so while I...