3CX DLL-Sideloading attack: What you need to know

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Web admin no longer accessible

nick_m
Hello there,

I have unfortunately locked myself out of the web admin and was hoping if there was a way to change the info back using the command line.

I changed the User Portal port to 8080 and I can no longer get to either the user or wed admin portal.

Is there a way to change the port using the command line?

Nick


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    If you can login as root:

    To change the password for admin run 
    cc passwd mynewpassword


    To change the WebAdmin port to 4444, run
    cc set webadmin port 4444


    To confirm that "Internal (Network)" is in 'Allowed Networks' for WebAdmin:
    cc get webadmin allowed_networks

    That will give you one or more REF_ objects.  One of mine is REF_nuSwABYbAt
    cc get_object REF_nuSwABYbAt |grep \'name

    and that tells me: 'name' => 'Internal (Network)',

    If 'Allowed networks' is empty, we need the REF_ for "Internal (Network)"
    cc get_object_by_name 'network' 'interface_network' 'Internal (Network)'

    Once you have the REF_, you can add it.  Using mine as an example (note the extra @ and + symbols - copy, paste and enter each line seprately!):
    cc
    webadmin
    allowed_networks@
    +REF_nuSwABYbAt
    exit

    Now, you should be able to login to WebAdmin as admin from the LAN.

    Cheers - Bob
     
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