It is now possible to use HTTPS to access the Web UI on the FireBrick. The FireBrick can also use ACME to generate SSL certificates to be used for IPSec and HTT
...magically'' once the ACME settings have been filled in. Alternatively, the FireBrick can also try negotiate HTTPS using it's own self-signed certificate which i
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#Use a browser (ed 'Edge') to visit your FireBrick
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=FireBrick 105=
[[File:FireBrick-icons.png]]
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Out of the box, it will work as an 'ethernet' device, and so the FireBrick or a computer will see it as a USB ethernet adapter. The Dongle runs a DHCP
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#REDIRECT [[FireBrick Road Warrior iPhone iPad iOS8]]
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*If you are running iOS 8 then (upgrade, or) please see the [[FireBrick Road Warrior iPhone iPad iOS8|iOS 8 Page]]
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* FireBrick router
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See also: [[FireBrick Road Warrior strongSwan]]
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This is assuming you already have the FireBrick set up and working well, bonding all the traffic. Let's say you have three
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'''FireBrick acting as the ipsec 'server', and configuring a strongSwan client on Fedora
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...the file. This are easier in iOS 9. If you are running iOS9 then see the [[FireBrick Road Warrior iPhone iPad iOS9|iOS 9 Page]].
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'''This is now a legacy way to do IPsec, see [[FireBrick to FireBrick IPsec (Howto)]] instead!'''
=FireBrick IPsec Information=
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It is possible to connect an modern Apple Mac with OSX to a FireBrick over IPSEC with IKEv2 and EAP.
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...the feature, as well as the [https://www.firebrick.co.uk/support/manuals/0 FireBrick Manuals] which contain a VoIP section.
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Out of the box, it will work as an 'ethernet' device, and so the FireBrick or a computer will see it as a USB ethernet adapter. The Dongle runs a DHCP
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This page describes editing the XML directly. The Firebrick does have a Web User Interface too. Both can be used to edit the config, as
The factory default config of a FireBrick looks like this:
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[[Category:FireBrick]]
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FTTC lines can be bonded in exactly the same way. We'd suggest using a FireBrick 2700 and can assist with the configuration. It is also possible to mix FTTC
Our office::1 product is a package that includes a FireBrick and multiple lines all configured for you and supported and monitored by st
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*More info on http://www.firebrick.co.uk/fb2700/bonding.php
Since each PPP connection will give the FireBrick a default route, the FireBrick will use both, and upload traffic on each ppp connection up to the speed gi
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=VLAN Configuration for Bonding Multiple lines with a FireBrick=
When using with a FireBrick for bonding multiple lines we can use VLANS for each of the PPP sessions.
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**FireBrick
***FireBrick 2500, 2700 and 6000 all support IPv6 by default
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The FireBrick supports call recording by teeing off the two way audio from a call leg and
...such as an asterisk box. A Linux-based call recording app is available to FireBrick customers for this purpose (see below).
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#*Server name or address: The IP or host name of your FireBrick. (the Server name needs to match the name in the generated certificate, thi
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#Use a browser (ed 'Edge') to visit your FireBrick
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FireBrick SIP supports this, both as a server and a client.
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...ting the Snom will cause it to overwrite the NTP server with the IP of the FireBrick!
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