asterisk users - Aug 2014 - Asterisk peer definition registration

Hi,

I am using Asterisk currently as a SIP proxy to a SIP provider. Inside my
real-time, I would set the SIP credential based on what the user has
provided.

For example

[name]
type=peer
defaultuser=USER_PROVIDED
secret=USER_PROVIDED
host=USER_PROVIDED

When I reset Asterisk, Asterisk will attempt to register with the sip
provider. And if there are sufficiently amount of records with invalid
credentials, I'll get blocked by the SIP provider as they might think that
I'm brute forcing.

Just a question to check if there's any chance I could ask Asterisk not to
register when I reset. Or is there any other possible solution for this?
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Registering on a configuration reload (or startup) is written into the code
of chan_sip.  There isn't a way to defeat that using configuration.

Since you presumably are not attempting to register with invalid
credentials, the fact that you sometimes have a higher frequency of
successful registrations should not be a trigger for being blocked.  I
would work with them to identify precisely why they are blocking you and if
you are not doing anything wrong suggest they review their policy.



On Sat, Aug 16, 2014 at 10:21 AM, Steve Ng <steveng.1988 at gmail.com>
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am using Asterisk currently as a SIP proxy to a SIP provider. Inside my
> real-time, I would set the SIP credential based on what the user has
> provided.
>
> For example
>
> [name]
> type=peer
> defaultuser=USER_PROVIDED
> secret=USER_PROVIDED
> host=USER_PROVIDED
>
> When I reset Asterisk, Asterisk will attempt to register with the sip
> provider. And if there are sufficiently amount of records with invalid
> credentials, I'll get blocked by the SIP provider as they might think
that
> I'm brute forcing.
>
> Just a question to check if there's any chance I could ask Asterisk not
to
> register when I reset. Or is there any other possible solution for this?
>
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On Sat, Aug 16, 2014 at 11:21 AM, Steve Ng <steveng.1988 at gmail.com>
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am using Asterisk currently as a SIP proxy to a SIP provider. Inside my
> real-time, I would set the SIP credential based on what the user has
> provided.
>
> For example
>
> [name]
> type=peer
> defaultuser=USER_PROVIDED
> secret=USER_PROVIDED
> host=USER_PROVIDED
>
> When I reset Asterisk, Asterisk will attempt to register with the sip
> provider. And if there are sufficiently amount of records with invalid
> credentials, I'll get blocked by the SIP provider as they might think
that
> I'm brute forcing.
>
> Just a question to check if there's any chance I could ask Asterisk not
to
> register when I reset. Or is there any other possible solution for this?
>
No, only reload after your ITSP brute force timer has expired.

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