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=Security Settings on the AAISP Control Pages=
This feature was added in October 2011, the default warning level is £10, and numbers who used over £10 in September the rate was set to 1.2 times Septembers bill amount.
 
=Secure Your Firewall Equipment=
 
== Your Firewall ==
 
Protect your phones and VoIP servers from the outside world!
 
*See [[VoIP Firewall]] for firewall requrementsrequirements.
 
==Passwords, etc.==
=Secure Your Equipment=
 
Many Phone systems and VoIP phones will have their own security features, do make use of them and use strong passwords. See your equipment documentation for further information.
 
*Set strong http and admin passwords on your VoIP phones
*If you run your own PBX, ensure passwords are secure, and access lists are up to date▼
 
*Periodically check for software/firmware updates for your hardware
= Other Tips =
 
*Secure your VoIP phone, eg have HTTP passwords or PINs, or/and firewall to prevent outside access - it has been known for 'hackers' to access voip phones and remote-control them to get them to dial out
▲*If you run your own PBX, ensure passwords are secure
 
 
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