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| 01:00.51 | CRCinAU | Samot: tell me - PoE in hotel rooms for phones... what do you do to stop people hooking up their laptop to it? |
| 01:01.21 | Samot | Well, the PoE switches aren't in the room. |
| 01:01.33 | CRCinAU | but the phone is. |
| 01:01.38 | Samot | Sure. |
| 01:02.16 | Samot | There will be RJ-45 for a laptop |
| 01:02.19 | CRCinAU | I'd plug my laptop in, clone the MAC of the phone, then start scanning around ;) |
| 01:02.24 | Samot | Not to mention wireless networks. |
| 01:02.36 | Samot | Well that's because you'd be an asshole. |
| 01:02.45 | Samot | The average guest isn't going to do that |
| 01:02.47 | CRCinAU | exactly. |
| 01:02.59 | Samot | Not to mention I gave a broad stroke of the setup. |
| 01:03.07 | Mr_Pleb_Mgoo | port security? |
| 01:03.10 | CRCinAU | but its not the average guest you need to worry about these days. its the one |
| 01:03.17 | Samot | Didn't get into the networking side and how the guest networks, etc will be done. |
| 01:05.02 | Samot | Or the fact the phones are connecting on a local network to a PBX and that's pretty much all they can do. |
| 01:05.32 | Samot | I kinda do this with hotels a bit. |
| 01:05.46 | Samot | The asshole guest is part of my deployment plan. |
| 01:05.56 | CRCinAU | ok, so no shared switches with the guest internet side? |
| 01:06.06 | Samot | Of course not. |
| 01:06.21 | CRCinAU | what's the thingo..... 802.1x for auth on switches? |
| 01:06.30 | CRCinAU | memory is a bit rusty in that area. |
| 01:08.24 | Samot | Well right now nothing because they're still being built. |
| 01:08.30 | CRCinAU | wonders if there are any cert based 802.1x IP phones that can be centrally managed....... |
| 01:08.40 | Samot | And one I have to comply with the Hilton's network.. |
| 01:12.06 | Samot | I always enjoy meeting disrespectful techs. |
| 01:12.26 | CRCinAU | heh |
| 01:12.40 | CRCinAU | part of my job is poking things around the edges. |
| 01:12.52 | Samot | Not when you are a GUEST on someone's network. |
| 01:13.08 | Samot | That's not doing your job. |
| 01:13.14 | Samot | That's plan up being a dick. |
| 01:13.21 | CRCinAU | yeah, but you'd rather someone like me than someone who goes "what can we screw up" |
| 01:13.23 | Samot | s/plan/plain/ |
| 01:13.41 | Samot | I'd rather you treat the network like you would your own. |
| 01:13.47 | Samot | Ie. NOT TRY TO BREAK IT |
| 01:13.57 | CRCinAU | hahah I try to break mine all the time ;) |
| 01:14.31 | Samot | Well the best part about people like that.. |
| 01:15.37 | Samot | You spend so much time trying to be "slick" you completely over look the minutiae |
| 01:16.16 | CRCinAU | hahah - I don't know anyone who would call me slick..... maybe 'blunt force trauma', but not slick.... |
| 01:16.41 | Samot | Yup, the worst kind of users I've ever had. |
| 01:17.37 | Samot | Always the reason their services break. Always the one yelling at my support team it's broken. Always whining because it gets tag as a "paid support" issue. |
| 01:18.12 | Samot | And then yugely butt hurt when access becomes restricted. |
| 01:18.15 | CRCinAU | man, I don't know what type of people you deal with........ |
| 01:18.25 | CRCinAU | but damn..... |
| 01:18.33 | Samot | It's call working for tier I/II providers for 23 years. |
| 01:18.47 | Samot | I've had ALL TYPES of users. |
| 01:18.51 | CRCinAU | in the US? |
| 01:18.54 | Samot | Yes. |
| 01:19.12 | CRCinAU | maybe its a cultural thing..... I don't know anyone who would yell at support guys here :\ |
| 01:19.25 | CRCinAU | I'm sure it happens from the general public, but not other techies..... |
| 01:19.37 | Samot | Yes. |
| 01:19.46 | Samot | Because they did something they weren't supposed to. |
| 01:19.51 | Samot | Broke their service.. |
| 01:19.57 | Samot | And don't want to be blamed. |
| 01:20.09 | Samot | Because they knew what they were doing and how we have it setup is stupid. |
| 01:20.11 | CRCinAU | like I said, maybe a cultural thing...... |
| 01:21.07 | CRCinAU | I've been doing various IT stuff for nearly 20 years and I can't remember being yelled at over the phone once in that time. |
| 01:21.10 | Samot | I've had all sorts. |
| 01:21.15 | Samot | Hah. |
| 01:21.40 | Samot | well.. |
| 01:21.47 | Samot | You live in a place that is kinda behind here.. |
| 01:21.49 | Samot | And well.. |
| 01:21.54 | Samot | Can fit into most states. |
| 01:22.11 | Samot | So yes, it's cultural. |
| 01:22.13 | CRCinAU | by the sounds of it, I'm not sure 'behind' is the right word.... |
| 01:22.36 | CRCinAU | if 'catching up' means living in a world of c*nts, I'm happy to be 'behind' |
| 01:22.39 | Samot | I had customers that would never swear.. |
| 01:22.52 | Samot | I had the most polite and nicest clients.. |
| 01:23.00 | Samot | I've had utter douchebags. |
| 01:23.59 | Samot | I have had, only ONE client, pray for the strength and guidance needed to fix an outage. |
| 01:24.14 | Samot | But that happened. |
| 01:25.14 | Samot | I didn't say a word, I muted my line put the call on speaker and listened to the rest of the bullben stop what they were doing... |
| 01:25.17 | Samot | To listen. |
| 01:26.08 | Samot | And when it was done, I requested the recording of the call.... |
| 01:26.13 | Samot | But HR denied it :( |
| 01:27.42 | CRCinAU | you know, I've always had the feeling that the US wasn't for me - and everything I hear these days seems to reenforce those views lol |
| 01:28.11 | Samot | Honestly, it really depends on where you are. |
| 01:28.25 | Samot | I'm from Detroit.. |
| 01:29.03 | Samot | I've gone places and what is considered "normal" in Detroit or around this area is not for them. |
| 01:30.28 | CRCinAU | I reakon I'd be an outcast in the US.... |
| 01:30.38 | Samot | And when you're from Detroit going to a nice, clean city that's not trying to be run by wanna gansters... |
| 01:30.44 | Samot | That's NOT normal for us. |
| 01:30.47 | CRCinAU | here we call everyone cunt.... you call your mates "Ey, what are you doing cunt?" |
| 01:31.01 | Samot | Cunt is a naught word. |
| 01:31.08 | CRCinAU | when you're pissed at someone, you call them mate.... |
| 01:31.17 | CRCinAU | like "Mate, you didn't just do that, right?" |
| 01:31.34 | Samot | That's what "Dude" is for. |
| 01:31.38 | CRCinAU | that's just how we roll. |
| 01:31.46 | CRCinAU | dude is dead here lol |
| 01:31.49 | Samot | It's rather versatile here. |
| 01:31.59 | CRCinAU | in fact, I'm pretty sure how we use cunt, you'd use dude LOL |
| 01:58.25 | Mr_Pleb_Mgoo | its true |
| 01:58.32 | Mr_Pleb_Mgoo | 'these cunts are my mates' |
| 01:58.44 | Mr_Pleb_Mgoo | 'you cunts aint' |
| 01:58.46 | Mr_Pleb_Mgoo | lol |
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| 02:48.22 | drmessano | 21:00:51 <CRCinAU> Samot: tell me - PoE in hotel rooms for phones... what do you do to stop people hooking up their laptop to it? |
| 02:48.27 | drmessano | Port Security |
| 02:49.13 | drmessano | or |
| 02:49.18 | drmessano | Proper VLANs |
| 02:49.29 | Samot | Stawp. |
| 02:49.35 | Samot | Your logic hurts. |
| 02:51.54 | Mr_Pleb_Mgoo | you wanna know the best way? Passive POE, nothing more secure than a connection that destroys the intruders NIC lol |
| 02:52.46 | CRCinAU | most adapters have enough isolation for that these days |
| 02:53.38 | Mr_Pleb_Mgoo | sort of - it's rarely implemented properly from what i've seen |
| 02:54.48 | Samot | I just dont get the logic. |
| 02:54.53 | drmessano | I hear rare stories about that |
| 02:55.12 | drmessano | But it's definitely not the norm |
| 02:55.37 | CRCinAU | VLANs don't give you anything really - as anyone can configure a network adapter as whatever vlan ID they like. |
| 02:55.40 | Samot | To actively try to mess with someones network that you are being allowed on. |
| 02:55.46 | CRCinAU | I guess it obsfucates things a little - but eh |
| 02:55.53 | drmessano | Huh? |
| 02:56.35 | Samot | CRCinAU...he admits to being the type of user his question was about. |
| 02:56.57 | drmessano | I dont't think you understand |
| 02:57.05 | CRCinAU | its been that long since I've done 802.1x though.... did they ever fix the unauthenticated logoff part? |
| 02:57.27 | drmessano | You can't just change the VLAN ID and access anything |
| 02:57.39 | drmessano | Unless it's horribly misconfigured |
| 02:57.39 | Samot | Oh that. |
| 02:58.35 | CRCinAU | I just work in an industry now that I always have to think worst case..... |
| 02:59.09 | Samot | Whats that? |
| 02:59.31 | CRCinAU | credit cards, PoS and banks. |
| 03:00.17 | drmessano | What does that have to do with VLAN configs? |
| 03:00.17 | drmessano | If you basically decide how a port is configured |
| 03:00.17 | drmessano | It's not optional |
| 03:00.58 | drmessano | If you could just arbitrarily change an endpoint, and access any VLAN I would hardly think VLANs would still be used |
| 03:01.03 | CRCinAU | you talking 'access' mode? |
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| 03:01.24 | drmessano | Even if the port is trunked.. you determine how its trunked |
| 03:01.27 | drmessano | What is allowed |
| 03:01.35 | drmessano | SO many ways that this DOESNT work as you say |
| 03:01.40 | CRCinAU | trunking is just tagging of packets. |
| 03:01.46 | CRCinAU | you can tag a packet with whatever you like. |
| 03:01.58 | drmessano | and where is that trunk going? |
| 03:02.28 | drmessano | I don't know of anyone that just trunks ALL VLANs between all switches across an entire network so that any port can be used on any VLAN |
| 03:03.07 | Samot | Why would you vlan at all |
| 03:03.29 | Samot | Look..i did all this so everything talks just like normal... |
| 03:03.33 | Samot | But VLANS!!!! |
| 03:04.00 | CRCinAU | well, lets clarify... there's 2 real reasons for vlans.... to segment a switch (access mode) and to use a single cable to access multiple switch segments (trunk mode) |
| 03:04.42 | CRCinAU | both have their own problems, and its not always foolproof. |
| 03:05.09 | CRCinAU | many switches have been known to 'leak' stuff between vlans in certain attack scenarios. but just pretend their foolproof. |
| 03:05.25 | drmessano | Yep, and on cisco switched you can specify default VLANs and ALLOWED VLANs, and just because you're trunking a port doesn't mean the switch it's TRUNKED FROM is allowing all VLANs |
| 03:05.30 | drmessano | Again |
| 03:05.33 | drmessano | I don't know of anyone that just trunks ALL VLANs between all switches across an entire network so that any port can be used on any VLAN |
| 03:05.57 | CRCinAU | I don't think we were talking down that line though. |
| 03:06.21 | CRCinAU | my thoughts were just stoppings randoms unplugged the phone, plugging in a laptop and exploring. |
| 03:06.26 | drmessano | So it's not at all as simple as setting a VLAN on and endpoint and things just flow from there |
| 03:06.43 | drmessano | Yes |
| 03:06.47 | drmessano | and I said "VLANs" |
| 03:06.58 | drmessano | Because that port should have access to the whole network |
| 03:07.06 | drmessano | Even if you're clever and set a VLAN ID on the endpoint |
| 03:07.09 | CRCinAU | but that won't stop my laptop from exploring stuff on the allowed vlans. |
| 03:07.17 | drmessano | ..... |
| 03:07.26 | drmessano | Because that port should NOT have access to the whole network |
| 03:07.33 | drmessano | So yes, it does |
| 03:08.01 | CRCinAU | o_O |
| 03:08.31 | CRCinAU | so lets say port 5 has access to vlan10 - in access mode. that doesn't stop me plugging in my laptop and exploring vlan10. |
| 03:08.58 | drmessano | It doesn't.. Which is why VLAN10 is the VOICE VLAN and is basically PHONE.. and useless.. |
| 03:09.01 | CRCinAU | if you use trunking and are allowed access to vlan10, I set up vlan10 in my laptop, I can still explore vlan10. |
| 03:09.23 | drmessano | But VLAN10 is not the whole network |
| 03:09.25 | CRCinAU | you say useless, I say can probably access every other phone in the building. |
| 03:09.32 | Samot | The point is... |
| 03:09.47 | drmessano | But you can also restrict that port to one MAC address |
| 03:09.48 | Samot | That network is voice only |
| 03:09.53 | drmessano | Which you already have |
| 03:10.02 | drmessano | Because you need the MAC for configuring the phones |
| 03:10.17 | Samot | So it will only allow you to do voice stuff.. |
| 03:10.40 | drmessano | So I spoof the MAC.. lovely.. Still only have access to the Voice VLAN |
| 03:11.44 | Samot | That routes to a pbx |
| 03:11.47 | drmessano | There's also ways around that too |
| 03:11.59 | CRCinAU | # nmap -p 5060 -sU -P0 192.168.0.0/24 |
| 03:12.02 | drmessano | Like each port can be ACLed to only have access to the PBX |
| 03:12.06 | CRCinAU | start mapping lol |
| 03:12.12 | drmessano | Like each port can be ACLed to only have access to the PBX <--- |
| 03:14.04 | drmessano | Actually.. you can set up access groups, and apply them to all the ports |
| 03:14.10 | drmessano | and put the PBX in the ACL |
| 03:14.51 | CRCinAU | Samot: know what I was saying about the US earlier? |
| 03:14.53 | CRCinAU | http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-04-17/us-man-streamed-shooting-live-on-facebook/8447444 |
| 03:14.56 | CRCinAU | what the hell |
| 03:15.37 | Samot | So as a guy who works in security for credit cards. PoS, banks, etc.. |
| 03:16.05 | Samot | You're cool with being the guy that gets on someone else's network and try to fsck with it? |
| 03:16.37 | CRCinAU | now isn't that a loaded question with so many assumptions :) |
| 03:16.48 | CRCinAU | if I was setting it up, sure I'd screw with it. |
| 03:17.00 | CRCinAU | and I'd think about it for just about every scenario I've mentioned |
| 03:17.19 | Samot | 9:02:14 PMÂ <CRCinAU>Â I'd plug my laptop in, clone the MAC of the phone, then start scanning around ;) |
| 03:17.27 | Samot | ^^^ That's a pretty good assumption on my part. |
| 03:17.51 | CRCinAU | if I was setting it up, sure I would. |
| 03:17.54 | Samot | No part of that covers "if I was setting it up" |
| 03:17.56 | Samot | No. |
| 03:18.06 | CRCinAU | because sooner or later, someone else will. |
| 03:19.03 | Samot | Yes, sooner or later I will have the odd guest decide that for their stay they'll poke around the network to see how slick they are. |
| 03:19.20 | Samot | Generally it will stop when their parents come back into the room. |
| 03:20.16 | CRCinAU | lol |
| 03:20.30 | Samot | And since I have to be responsible for the phones being up and working.. |
| 03:20.55 | Samot | Being alerted about things on the network, like when a port loses link, will be happening. |
| 03:21.56 | drmessano | Samot: |
| 03:22.00 | Samot | Because the last thing I *need* is a guest that forgot/lost their cell phone and can't call 911 or the front desk in care of an emegrency.. |
| 03:22.06 | Samot | Because the last thing I *need* is a guest that forgot/lost their cell phone and can't call 911 or the front desk in care of an emergency.. |
| 03:22.46 | Samot | drmessano: |
| 03:23.09 | drmessano | Youre overthinking, dude.. in this scenarion, there's no PACLs, no endpoint monitoring |
| 03:23.18 | drmessano | Basically they have a Linux Switch and a Trixbox |
| 03:23.23 | drmessano | So all the hacking |
| 03:23.54 | drmessano | oops |
| 03:24.00 | drmessano | Basically they have a Linksys Switch and a Trixbox |
| 03:24.03 | Samot | Oh there's weird traffic on X port which is room 234... |
| 03:24.05 | drmessano | No VLANs either |
| 03:24.32 | drmessano | So with no VLAN's, no PACLs, and no port monitoring, the terrorists win |
| 03:25.01 | drmessano | However |
| 03:25.04 | Samot | Well.. |
| 03:25.11 | drmessano | With all that extra activity |
| 03:25.15 | Samot | The funny part would be when they kicked him out. |
| 03:25.17 | drmessano | The call quality is going to drop |
| 03:25.23 | drmessano | and no one is going to notice that either |
| 03:25.53 | Samot | And he realizes that the hotel he was just kicked out is own by the same guy that owns three others in the area.. |
| 03:26.07 | Samot | And all the hotel people talk with each other.. |
| 03:27.30 | Samot | I've got one guy that owns two Best Westerns, a Holiday Inn, a Quality Inn and a LaQuinta... |
| 03:27.44 | Samot | All within the ABQ area. |
| 03:29.03 | Samot | I think it's roughly 55 or so hotel/motels in that area I handle service for.. |
| 03:29.12 | Samot | And it's like 7-9 owners. |
| 03:29.50 | Samot | Well more like 12 -14 with the indie small ones. |
| 03:31.33 | Samot | And I'm slowly but surely replacing their Mitels.. |
| 03:33.18 | Samot | The fun part of the new build out hotels is going to be programming the phones. |
| 03:34.02 | Samot | Those little cards next to phones that tell you how you can dial, etc.. |
| 03:34.12 | Samot | They want on the background/screensaver of the phones. |
| 03:35.55 | Samot | And I'm serious. It's going to be fun. I've never had to setup phones for a hotel before. |
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| 08:13.43 | CRCinAU | hrrrm |
| 08:13.52 | CRCinAU | where does asterisk get the list of stuff for Playtones? |
| 08:18.06 | CRCinAU | ah - Busy() is better. |
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| 11:41.42 | CRCinAU | file: interesting side note.... since moving my config to pjsip, I havent had any extended dropouts in my TSP's registers |
| 11:41.47 | CRCinAU | ie 5 lines, all ok |
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| 11:42.14 | CRCinAU | chan_sip would have issues where for a while, it would try to register, I'd see a packet go out, but get no reply back |
| 11:42.23 | CRCinAU | to all 3 of my TSPs.... |
| 11:42.42 | CRCinAU | (unless of course pjsip just doesn't print anything for registration issue!) |
| 11:43.44 | Haris | does one asterisk install auto-connect with another install ? |
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| 11:57.48 | CRCinAU | 'auto-connect'? |
| 12:03.53 | Haris | I mean |
| 12:04.07 | Haris | some server software auto-find a companion to form a cluster |
| 12:04.16 | Rac-on | Haris: no |
| 12:04.33 | Rac-on | but it is rather easy to connect 2 asterisk servers together |
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| 18:25.36 | overyander | need a quick reminder... if you have exten=1,n(foobar)... if the call is in the instruction above that line and goes to execute the next (n) instruction does it only go to the next instruction with exactly ",n," or does it go ahead and execute ",n(foobar)," next? |
| 18:27.49 | [TK]D-Fender | n = next |
| 18:27.59 | [TK]D-Fender | labelling is so you can specifically ujumpt ot it from elsewhere |
| 18:28.10 | [TK]D-Fender | labelling is so you can specifically jump to it from elsewhere |
| 18:29.35 | overyander | ok, i knew i could jump to that line using that, but i didn't know if that line was skipped unless explicitly jumped to. |
| 18:31.21 | igcewieling | overyander: if you want to know what it really does, do a dialplan show [thecontext[ |
| 18:31.49 | igcewieling | that way you see what n(foobar) is translated into. |
| 18:34.11 | overyander | thanks guys. that explained it perfectly |
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| 19:22.21 | marklamberigts | Any asterisk specialist out there who can help me? |
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| 19:35.50 | Aremis117 | Hi I need some help with an asterisk system..... I think. I keep getting calls from spammers, have for 2 months now, but now when I call the numbers back they don't connect to a ring they just go to the "Cannot connect" line. I know that these guys are also just turning numbers on and off willy nilly because a guy called this morning and calling him back gave me the same shit. I get 3 error codes: 2BZ, 2AZ and DNZ. |
| 19:35.50 | Aremis117 | Anyone know anything? |
| 19:44.44 | overyander | Aremis117, http://blogs.digium.com/2009/03/28/sip-security/ |
| 19:45.52 | Aremis117 | Is there any documentation on callback error codes? |
| 19:46.36 | overyander | those errors you listed are not asterisk errors. perhaps they are from your voip provider? |
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| 20:06.43 | Samot | Spammers do not use real callerid |
| 20:12.22 | igcewieling | Do the calls show up in Asterisk or just on the phone? |
| 20:17.56 | Aremis117 | Just on phone |
| 20:18.12 | Samot | Oh then your network is being scanned |
| 20:24.31 | igcewieling | Indeed. What phones do you have? |
| 20:25.26 | igcewieling | For Polycom phones I use voIpProt.SIP.strictUserValidation="1" |
| 20:25.47 | Samot | I use a proper firewall. |
| 20:25.54 | Samot | Does wonders. |
| 20:26.00 | Samot | compatible with a lot of phones. |
| 20:26.23 | igcewieling | Samot: people might be able to sneak in on the outbound NAT translation. |
| 20:27.20 | Samot | That's why I said a proper firewall. |
| 20:27.36 | Samot | Sure I have a NAT hole open for this but it's to one place. |
| 20:27.55 | Samot | And only likes traffic from that one place... |
| 20:28.27 | Samot | When you're network is being scanned the answer is not turn on a setting in the phone. |
| 20:28.32 | Samot | It's, fix your network. |
| 20:29.00 | Samot | you're = your |
| 20:41.41 | igcewieling | both things are answers. |
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