how i block some ip

[baghdad4ever]

hi

i wanna to block certain ips

i know how to block ip from cpanel

but i wanna to block from whm

how??

thanks

[seoguru]

There is feature in cPanel - "Ip Deny Manager"
You can try it...

[Shazam]

Originally Posted by baghdad4ever

hi

i wanna to block certain ips

i know how to block ip from cpanel

but i wanna to block from whm

how??

thanks

If I keep this up, some people will think I know something about this

Anyway, in WHM, go to Security, click on Security Center, and then choose Host Access Control (block IP access).

It's not the best interface in the world, but it's serviceable.

I hope this helps.

[roger]

Here's another solution that is domain specific (not blocking an IP on the whole server, just the domain).

You can block on the domain level by adding the following lines to your .htaccess in .../public_html for the appropriate domain.

deny from 62.93.184.63

The above would deny access to the ??? domain from that IP origin.

Unfortunately, the htaccess on one of my domains is very large to block spammers, scammers, etc. and is a little more involved than just the above line - But you get the jist I think.

[baghdad4ever]

Originally Posted by seoguru

There is feature in cPanel - "Ip Deny Manager"
You can try it...

hellow seoguru

yes i know that and i use it many times

but i ask about whm bec i dont see such feature in it

thanks for help bro

Originally Posted by Shazam

If I keep this up, some people will think I know something about this

Anyway, in WHM, go to Security, click on Security Center, and then choose Host Access Control (block IP access).

It's not the best interface in the world, but it's serviceable.

I hope this helps.

thanks admin

i see it after you directed me but

it is not easy like that one in cpanel

im confused how to block ip from it

is there some idea what can i choose???

Originally Posted by roger

Here's another solution that is domain specific (not blocking an IP on the whole server, just the domain).

You can block on the domain level by adding the following lines to your .htaccess in .../public_html for the appropriate domain.



The above would deny access to the ??? domain from that IP origin.

Unfortunately, the htaccess on one of my domains is very large to block spammers, scammers, etc. and is a little more involved than just the above line - But you get the jist I think.

hi roger

i think we can block ip like this method via cpanel

i wanna to block ip which try to enter whm


thanks bro for your help

[roger]

(I'm not a bro.)

Shazam answered this above for you.

Before you fill out any fields, there is a blurb that tells you how to use it.

Here is a cut & paste:

See the attached Image! (attached to this post - the upload settings are way too crappy to allow for any clearly readable image).

Host Access Control allows you to set up specific rules to allow or deny access to your server and services on it based on the IP address that is attempting to connect. It is general practice that denying all connections and only allowing connections that you wish to proceed is the most secure way to use Host Access Control.

To set up a rule, you will need to add the service you wish to create the rule for, the IP address(es) you wish to allow or deny, and then the action to be taken (allow or deny).

For example, you could set up the following rules to lock down your SSH service:

Note that the rules have an order of precedence. You need to place your allow rules before your deny rules if you are choosing to use the allow from a few, then deny from all technique.
You can also use "ALL EXCEPT x.x.x.x" as an Access List which will allow all IP addresses except x.x.x.x (replace with a specific IP address).

So... just follow that guide, pick your service and the IP range. Then set the rule and add an appropriate note.

[baghdad4ever]

yes roger

i see this guide but under action option

there is no box to write allow or deny

and this is confuse me

[roger]

Originally Posted by baghdad4ever

yes roger

i see this guide but under action option

there is no box to write allow or deny

and this is confuse me

Umm... if the box is coloured purple, then type "allow", "deny" or any other command in the purple boxes. They don't all have to be white, it never said anywhere that boxes have to be white.

With things such as this, the only way people can learn is to roll up their sleeves and actually try. That's how people learn the best.

When you type, you will see the AJAX type field where you'll see more information you can use. Play with it, have fun!

I hope this helps....

[baghdad4ever]

Originally Posted by roger

Umm... if the box is coloured purple, then type "allow", "deny" or any other command in the purple boxes. They don't all have to be white, it never said anywhere that boxes have to be white.

With things such as this, the only way people can learn is to roll up their sleeves and actually try. That's how people learn the best.

When you type, you will see the AJAX type field where you'll see more information you can use. Play with it, have fun!

I hope this helps....

thanks roger

see the attachment

i cant write any thing in action column

[roger]

Originally Posted by baghdad4ever

thanks roger

see the attachment

i cant write any thing in action column

What browser are you using? I'm using Firefox and it's rendering all the fields to the screen.