Wdcp background security settings/IP address access settings and clearing methods

Wdcp background access security settings restrict domain name/IP access settings and clear methods wdcp background uses port 8080 by default (can be modified by yourself), but the search engine is powerful, some of them even include this, so I have previously reported how to restrict access to wdcp in the background from 2.4. this restriction is supported... Wdcp Backend access security settings limit domain names/IP addresses Access settings and clearing methods
By default, the wdcp backend uses port 8080 (which can be modified by yourself)
However, the search engine is powerful, and some of them are included.
As a result, people have reported how to restrict access to the background.

Wdcp starts from 2.4 and supports this restriction. you only need to perform operations on the backend to support IP address restrictions and domain name access restrictions on the server.

The details are as follows:

In the background> system settings, as shown in figure


Backend access IP addresses are IP addresses that can access the backend. you can set an IP address or IP segment.
For example, if my IP address is fixed, for example, 192.168.1.100, you can set it to 192.168.1.100 here, so that all other IP addresses cannot be opened.
It can also be an IP segment
However, if you use ADSL to access the Internet, it is best not to set this because the IP address is changed frequently.
You can use the background access domain name to set it.

Backend access domain name refers to the domain name that can open the backend. the default port is port 8080. all domain names and server IP addresses can be opened.
For example, I want to limit that only one domain name can be opened, such as admin.wdcp.cn.
Enter admin, wdcp.cn here.
Save
Later, you can directly use
Http://admin.wdcp.cn: 8080
But the IP address or other domain names cannot be opened.

Clearing method
If it is set incorrectly for some reason or the domain name cannot be used, how can I clear this setting?
Log on to the server using ssh
Run
Sh/www/wdlinux/tools/wdcp_login_cbip.sh
You can.

This article is taken from the wdlinux Forum. For more information, see!