If I can throw in my $0.02

from someone who has worked at a service provider doing managed services (routers and firewalls) you want to heed NerdUno (Ward Mundy's) words to never expose Asterisk to the internet, and especially since this is old ASterisk. You want some sort of firewall appliance in front of it.

I personally prefer VPN tunnels coming back in but you can get crafty and do port forwards with unknown ports to like 22 and 80 but there's always that risk of someone catching on. Tunnels are the safest way to get back inside. You only want to expose only the ports specifically necessary to do the job.

73 leon wa4zlw

On 10/5/2015 6:17 PM, Bryan Fields wrote:
On 10/5/15 4:56 PM, David AIf I can throw inndrzejewski wrote:
This is a bad idea.  Root should *never* be allowed to login to a system 
remotely.  It's better to log in as a normal user and then become root 
via su, sudo, etc.
meh, it's more of a local policy thing.  I'd prefer it's not enabled by default, but there are some reasons I could see for enabling it.

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