Nice names vs secure names

In my Asterisk my SIP extensions are named things like SIP/101klcdkfiefnvjdfas and SIP/102klcdkfiefnvjdfas to make it difficult to hack. My extensions.conf handles turning a dialed 101 into SIP/101klcdkfiefnvjdfas. Is there any way in FOP2 to map a nice name to a complicated name? I looked but didn't see any way to do it. I've been going to install FOP for a long time and finally did today, but without something to allow this, it's really hard to remember the login codes and reading the screen is messy at best.

Ira

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  • FOP2 does not care about nice or ugly names, it just needs a device name to monitor, you can have

    [SIP/101uglystringlongsecurity]
    type=extension
    extension=101
    context=some-context
    label=Nice Name

    As you see, you have your ugly device, and then a nice name for the button label.

    Best regards,
  • So, I did that and it still shows the name in

    [SIP/LongUglyName]

    and not either of the ones in
    extension=101
    or
    label=NiceName

    The other concern is logging in. it looks like the login name must be the long ugly name which is more the problem from my perspective.

    I did "service fop2 restart" which seemed to stop and then start fop2 but it still shows the long ugly name.

    Thanks so much for your help.

    Ira
  • Ah, a bit more playing and now it all makes sense. Sorry for the confusion, it's all working now.

    Ira
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