Hello all, I would like to know if its possible to only allow access to my ispconfig admin page from a certain url? Basically i have a few websites hosted on my isp server and all the sites can access the admin page if i specify port :8080. For example; myurl.com:8080 - has access client1url.com:8080 - has access client2url.com:8080 - has access etc... I would prefer if i could configure it to only allow my own url rather then my clients url. For example; myurl.com:8080 - gain access client1url.com:8080 - 404 or denied client2url.com:8080 - 404 or denied Thank you in advanced
You could follow the instructions at https://www.howtoforge.com/communit...ispconfig-paneladress-8080.73572/#post-346298 to run ispconfig on port 443, then block access to port 8080 entirely.
I know this post is a week late. I'm new to ISPConfig so I was just trolling the forums. What about just adding the ServerName directive to the Apache vhost for ISPConfig? Does it ever rewrite that file after configuration?
As I've seen (I'm fairly new here, too), ispconfig creates a vhost config running on a dedicated port, and uses _default_ort in the virtualhost definition, it does not add a ServerName. Yes, each time you update ispconfig, so if you added a ServerName manually, it would get killed sooner or later. There may be a conf-custom file you can create to make such a change persistent. Then to effect the original poster's intent (ispconfig not available on client sites), you'd also need to create a new default vhost on port 8080 without a ServerName to capture requests to all the other names.
