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This Admin Instruction explains how to configure domain whitelist to protect PBX from cross-site request forgery (CSRF) attacks.

Created: April 2018

Updated: June 2018

WMS Version: 3.88

Permalink: https://confluence.wildix.com/x/SwBuAQ

Table of Contents

Warning

IMPORTANT: Trusted domains must be added to a domain whitelist! Please note that any Web API / PBX API integration will stop working if the domain is not added.


Warning

If you are using Firewalls, make sure the following pool of IP addresses is present in your Whitelist for access to Wildix microservices:

3.122.16.10
3.122.188.91
3.122.21.65
3.122.78.100 


Introduction

The main purpose of adding domains to a whitelist is to protect PBX from cross-site request forgery (CSRF) attacks.

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To allow such interactions, Cross-origin resource sharing (CORS) is used. It is a standard that allows cross-domain requests. CORS can be defined as a set of headers that allow a browser and server to communicate about which requests are/ are not allowed. The simplest way is to check that the request originates from a trusted site, using Origin request header. For example, 

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Origin: https://ucuapbx_name.wildixin.com


If a server decides that the request should be allowed, it sends
Access-Control-Allow-Origin header with the same origin that was sent. For example,

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Access-Control-Allow-Origin: https://ucuapbx_name.wildixin.com


If this header is missing or the origins don’t match, then the request is not allowed. If origins match, then a browser processes the request.

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Whitelist is configured in WMS -> Settings -> PBX -> Security -> CORS.

To configure a domain whitelist:

  1. Enter IP address/ domain name and click + to add the value:

    Supported formats of IP address/ domain name:

    • http://<domain or IP address> / https://domain or IP address> 
    • http://<domain or IP address>:port / https://<domain or IP address>:port

    Examples:

    • https://ucuatestpbx.wildixin.com/
    • https://ucuatestpbx.wildixin.com:4443/
    • http://ucuatestpbx.wildixin.com/ 

    It is also possible to add patterns using asterisk symbol "*" that replaces letters, numbers and dashes:
    Examples: 

    • https://*.wildixin.com
    • *://*.wildixin.com

    • https://*.*.wildixin.com


    Note

    Note: IP range can't be specified in this case. You just need to enter one IP address.


    Note

    Note: Wildix Portal "https://pbx.wildix.com/" and Wildix Chrome Extension "https://chrome-extension://lobgohpoobpijgfegnlhdnppegdbomkn" are hardcoded in the whitelist, there is no need to add them.


  2. After you enter all the values, click Save:



To delete the value from the list, click X.

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