Anonymous User 9055193
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If you’re on a Linux server, you can achieve this with basic htaccess rules for your entire server or for specific parts:
deny from 1.2.3.4
There are also plugins and tools:
Good luck!
If you’re on a Linux server, you can achieve this with basic htaccess rules for your entire server or for specific parts:
deny from 1.2.3.4
There are also plugins and tools:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/limit-login-attempts/
http://www.htaccesstools.com/block-ips/
Good luck!
Is there a way to ban them in the entire server? I can access WHM Panel and cPanel 🙂
Anonymous User 9055193
(@anonymized-9055193)
Modifying the htaccess in your DocumentRoot should suffice. If you have access to WHM, you can log into WHM and search, “cpHulk” – I forget where it’s located. Your web host can help if you have problematic server Spam.
Note: be careful blocking wildcard IP’s – you may block people you don’t wish to.
Good luck!
Great, Just say “cPHulk Brute Force Protection” it is exactly what I need.
Thank you very much
Modifying the htaccess in your DocumentRoot should suffice. If you have access to WHM, you can log into WHM and search, “cpHulk” – I forget where it’s located. Your web host can help if you have problematic server Spam.
Note: be careful blocking wildcard IP’s – you may block people you don’t wish to.
Good luck!
Another question, it appears to be that cPHulk only block the IP from accesing cPanel/WHM, is there a way to block it from websites :)?
Thanks!
