Freepbx low level traffic noise ?

Stupid auto spell checker ! ;-)) OCCURRED

 

Thanks for the clarification, So that would explain why I can only see the
router and not the FreePBX box ?. So if I changed the address to another
private address range to 10.0.0.1 for example this should work ? if the
wi-fi network is already using the 192.168.1.0 range ?.

Bit a pain with 3G not working at home, where the FPBX is located, overall
3G is a bit scant here in Cornwall at best - we can get superfast broadband
mind you, I could get ~38Meg...

Anything else I should doing or can try ?

 

Yes sorry, I tend to reiterate sometimes. What it all boils down to is
having is it all works perfectly over wi-fi locally but it would be
incredible useful for it to work externally over VPN remotely - have the
home phone ring my phone extension etc over 'free' wi-fi' or 3G (when I can
get it), just the problem of getting it to work. I think you're right, it's
the IP address that are stopping it connecting. I'll 'play' some more..
Thanks for all you help by the way, and I'm sure there are a lot of people
that view these threads will find it useful as well !

Dave.

 

Hi Alex, The VPN is within the Draytek, I could use OpenVPN running on a
separate router running DDWRT connected to the Draytek and forward port
1192 to that, then forward to FreePBX via DDWRT..

Dave

 

I'm running FreePBX on a Raspberry PI so should have the horsepower to run
OpenVPN as well ? - I'll look into it.

I'm not sure why the Draytek doesn't want to play, I can login and it's
setup pages and access the internet via it over the VPN but not access
FreePBX, I think it could be an issue with subnets. I can only try this out
when I'm not at home as I have no 3G or another 'outside' internet
connection .

Dave.

 

Good point, I turned off Fail2ban but I think iptables is still running.
I'll try turning off iptables ?