Table of Contents
Phone Hardening
PC Port
Setting Access
GARP
PC Voice VLAN access
Web Access
Phone Hardening
PC Port
Disable PC Port access e.g. in a lobby
Setting Access
Disable setting access and deactivates the settings button completely.
Or restricted option grants access to contrast and ringer menu only
GARP
Disable Gratuitous ARP
Usually ARP operates in request-response fashion
Learned MAC addresses are added to a local ARP cache.
GARP packets are ARP packets that have not been requested:
Sent by a station that announces its own MAC address.
Allow update of ARP caches in receiving devices.
Usually sent after MAC address changes.
Can be misused for packet redirection in a man-in-the-middle attack.
PC Voice VLAN access
Disable PC Voice VLAN access
By default, the IP phone forwards all frames it receives from the switch to the PC and vice versa:
Includes voice VLAN traffic
Includes all other VLANs allowed on the port (if configured as a trunk)
Allows the PC to sniff phone conversations or other traffic
Allows the PC to send data to voice and other VLANs
There are two options
Disabling PC Voice VLAN Access
Only Voice VLAN traffic is blocked
Available on all phones
Disablign Span to PC Port
Does not forward any tagged frame
Only untagged traffic is permitted
Not available on 7940 or 7960
Web Access
Disable IP Phone Web Service