Question:My phone is ringing and I see as incoming phone number an IP address (example: 10*0*1*199) instead of normal phone number. Cause:These calls are NOT coming through your provider. The fact that your phone rings proves unsolicited packets (tcp or udp) from the internet can reach your VoIP device. This can be the result of port scanning or UDP flooding. In most cases the attacker can't do much other than to create a bit of nuisance in your household. If your device is capable of some form of call forwarding (even from voicemail ivr), then there is a remote chance that your account may be used to call premium numbers (owned by the hacker on a revenue sharing basis) overseas. Security:It is not possible to retrieve data from your Gigaset device, but it is an security risk caused by your internet router. Solution:1. Router configuration:The solution has to be created in your router, below are steps you need to check.
2. Change local SIP portIn the web-interface of your device go to: Settings - Telephony - Advanced VoIP Settings and change the SIP port on your VoIP device to something other than 5060-5080 3. Disable IP dialling on Gigaset phone:This change will take care that your gigaset phone won't ring, but the root cause is not solved and needs to be changed, see router configuration. 3.a Via activation code:You can't disable this feature via the web-interface, therefore we created a special config that can be loaded via activation code.
If this does not work, please check the following: In the web-interface of the device, check if the Dataserver has the correct setting: profile.gigaset.net/device 3.b Via auto provisioning:You can disable the IP dialling option when the device is in an business environment configured via autoprovisioning, the following parameters needs to be changed:
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