Enable/Disable Ssh; Access Restrictions; Firewall Settings - Grandstream Networks IPVT10 Administration Manual

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Enable/Disable SSH

If your IPVT10 server encounters any failure, you may need to contact Grandstream technical support to troubleshoot the

problem. You can enable SSH service on the IPVT10 server's Web UI, to allow our technical support to access the IPVT10

server remotely for troubleshooting purposes.

Note

To ensure IPVT10 server security, users currently do not have permission to access IPVT10 server through SSH.

Please refer to the following steps:

1. Login IPVT10 Web UI.

2. Click on "Advanced Settings" and go to "General Settings".

3. The default SSH port is 26222, and users could change the SSH port by editing the port number directly.

4. Click on "Enable SSH".

5. If users want to disable the SSH service, please click on the button "Disable SSH".

Users can set a white list to only allow specific IP addresses to access the deployment management page and the meeting

management platform. Please refer to the following steps to enable this feature.:

1. Login IPVT10 Web UI.

2. Click on "Advanced Settings" and go to "Access Restriction".

3. Enable this option.

4. Then, enter multiple IP addresses and IP segments on the white list, such as 192.168.1.1/24. This is a mandatory option.

5. Click the "Save" button to complete the setup.

Note

When this feature is enabled, only the IP addresses on the white list can access the deployment page and meeting management

page. While other IP addresses cannot access both those pages. But any given IP will have access the meeting URL normally.

Firewall configuration is provided to protect the device and system from malicious attacks by processing different data

passing through the system properly and ensuring bandwidth and security.

Figure 39: Access Restrictions

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