Overview
Calls per minute
How the engine is set up
What made each call
Your dialers
| Dialer | Calls | People vs machines | People | Takes | Last call |
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Why calls were judged that way
Your dialers
| Dialer | IP address | Calls checked | People vs machines | People | Takes | Went through unchecked | Last call |
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Add a dialer
This opens the firewall for that IP address and hands you a one-line command to run on the dialer. About a minute of work — or send someone the setup guide and let them do it.
Recent decisions —
| Time | Verdict | Why | Decided by | Took |
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Calls as they come in
| Time | Dialer | Verdict | Why | Decided by | Listened for | Took | Campaign |
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Who is allowed to reach this server
| IP address | Dialer | Rule |
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You never edit these by hand. Adding a dialer opens the door for its IP address, removing it closes it again, and changing its IP moves the rule across. Any other machine on the internet is simply refused.
The firewall's own words
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Your account
Who can sign in
| Username | Created | Password changed |
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How the detection is tuned these are set on the server and shown here so you know what is running
| Setting | Currently | What it does | Change it with |
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Connecting your own scripts
Anything you can do on these pages, a script can do too — GET /api/clients to list dialers, POST /api/clients to add one, DELETE /api/clients/<name> to remove one, GET /api/fw for the firewall. Scripts identify themselves with the admin token in an X-Admin-Token header instead of signing in, so the token never has to leave your server.