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- Access Controls
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- Access control list can allow or deny ranges of IP addresses. There are several purposes for using the ACL.
- **providers - access conroll list**
- * The main purpose of the Providers list is for your voip provider (carrier) IP addresses to the CIDR.
- * Be careful with what and how you use ACL.
- * Most common mistakes result in calls not working between extensions and other undesirable results.
- * Be sure to keep **providers** access control (formerly called domains) to default deny.
- * Do not put your public ip or phone IP addresses in the domains access control list.
- * Don't supply both the domain and the cidr on the same node.
- * If adding a single IP address to the CIDR field make sure to add /32 on the end of the IP address.
- Access Control Example
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- Goto Advanced > Access Controls. Click the edit icon for **providers** was renamed from **domains**. At the bottom under **nodes** click the plus icon. In the example below make sure to change the 12.34.56.0 to your VoIP providers IP address if adding to the Providers access control list.
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- Type choose allow
- CIDR enter the 12.34.56.0/32
- Domain (Leave Blank, used for advanced scenarios)
- Description (Carrier Name)
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- Click save
- Goto > Status > Sip Status and click **reloadacl**.
- Under Status > log viewer you should notice the ip added. This can be seen also from command line fs_cli by using **reloadacl**
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- [NOTICE] switch_utils.c:545 Adding 12.34.56.0/32 (allow) [] to list domains
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