[App_rpt-users] Is there a way?

[Don Hackler]

Just after I hit the send button on the last one, I noticed the your node number was 12345….  duh, indeed.  When I read your note I mentally registered 12345 as a placeholder variable (like foo or bar).

The [nodes] stanza is there so that your local server knows how to connect to certain nodes bypassing the Allstar directory lookup.
Your local nodes are there to override the Allstar lookup so you talk to them using the localhost loopback.  Otherwise they would go ask Allstar what IP address to use, and you would end up trying to use your outside IP address like any other nodes on the system.  Private nodes are there since they would never be in the main Allstar directory.
BTW, If you wanted an offsite friend to be able to connect to your private node, he would have to add an entry in his [nodes] stanza with your IP address.

 

On Jun 23, 2012, at 11:58 AM, Alan Adamson wrote:

> Wow, Don, why didn't I think of that last one… duh…   Leads me to my next question… There is in stanza in the in the rpt.conf file that’s called [nodes].  From the description in the rpt comments it would suggest that what needs to be there are *local* only or better *off allstar* nodes, and yet the configuration from the web configuration utility put my allstar nodes in there…
>  
> So which is it?  And would you put the node number there per 3) below?  or just in the definition stanza in rpt.conf and the other normal places?
>  
> Alan
>  
> From: Don Hackler [mailto:donh at sigma.net] 
> Sent: Saturday, June 23, 2012 12:42 PM
> To: Alan Adamson
> Cc: app_rpt-users at ohnosec.org
> Subject: Re: [App_rpt-users] Is there a way?
>  
> A few options:
> 1)  don't route incoming IAX connections from your router to the server; nothing will be able to connect from outside.
>  
> 2) comment out the IAX registration for the node in the configuration file; the all-star portal will consider it off-line; connection info will not be published to the system.
>  
> 3) create a "local" node number that isn't registered with Allstar at all.   (For example, use a 4 digit number that doesn't start with 2 or a five digit number in the 1XXXX range)
>  
> On Jun 23, 2012, at 7:29 AM, Alan Adamson wrote:
> 
> 
> Curious how I might configure a node to prevent external connections? 
> 
>  
> I have node 12345 that I'd like to be able to connect to from other nodes on the box (local nodes let's call them), but I'd like to not allow remote connections to that node if possible?
> 
> I searched the archives and found a couple of references, but they looked slightly different.
> 
>  
> Thanks in advance,
> 
> Alan
> 
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