Sounds like main network gear got compromised then, as typically the phone system is on its own VLAN and runs completely different software.My niece was saying they had to use Walkie-Talkies at the hospital from their disaster preparedness equipment inventory to communicate when the phone system went down.
Sounds like main network gear got compromised then, as typically the phone system is on its own VLAN and runs completely different software.
*should be* indeed. I've inherited networks with managed gear that the guy setting it up didn't even know it was managed. Default username and password in place.That stuff should be on it's own management network, which should be inaccessible from the outside and any user workstations.
*should be* indeed. I've inherited networks with managed gear that the guy setting it up didn't even know it was managed. Default username and password in place.
Yep. I've been waiting for hospital IT to setup a VLAN for our remote workspace so that we can use our firewall and separate internet connection I've had installed for 10 months. I think the issue is that the guy that knew how to do that quit several months ago, I haven't heard a peep back from them since my surgery, despite numerous pokes via e-mail.There do seem to be a lot of incompetents working in IT, and cleaning up after their messes gets old after a while.