Thanks all for responding. I’m new to Asterisk/FreePBX/Sangoma/FreePBXHosting (but a fast learner).
@cynjut, this is definitely a hack attempt. I had an earlier post on a huge number of “PJSIP/anonymous-000xxxxx” calls.[1]
It’s not a NAT/Router problem. I’m running a cloud server under FreePBXHosting.com. Also, it’s been working spectacularly well for the last month (except for the 2 times it has barfed on its shirt).
I can’t go to Asterisk Reports because I can’t even get the HTTP server to respond.
All modules were up to date (no outstanding messages either at the Dashboard), and when I login to ssh, there are no modules that need to be updated.
I’ll try and crank down the firewall.
@sorvani, thanks for the thought. This failure is independent of the browser. I went ahead and deleted cookies, but that didn’t change anything.
We do not whitelist (yet).
@dicko, I think you’re spot on. This looks like a hack attempt. I’m going to reboot and then tighten up the firewall.
We do get our trunks from SIPSTATION. I don’t have any problem logging into my account there, but that is run by a completely separate server, so I’m not surprised at that.
In case it wasn’t clear in my OP, the problem I’m having is that https://162.255.22.40 isn’t responding at all. To reproduce my failure, just click on that link and watch the timeout.
Here is what curl -I https://162.255.22.40 returns:
Date: Fri, 12 Jul 2019 00:18:19 GMT
Server: Apache/2.4.6 (Sangoma) OpenSSL/1.0.2k-fips PHP/5.6.40
X-Powered-By: PHP/5.6.40
Location: /admin
Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8