Often we’ll receive a request from a customer for assistance blocking a specific directory or page on their site from public access. For example, suppose you run WordPress and you want to prevent someone from going to the /wp-admin/ directory. Or perhaps you want to restrict the site from loading if they simply enter the […]
Method: DELETE URI: ALF/Firewall/AccessControl/{IPType}/{ACLGROUPENTRYID} This method will delete an existing Access Control Group Entry (allow/deny rule). The {IPType} is either “IPv4” or “IPv6” The {ACLGROUPENTRYID} is the ID of the Access Control Group Entry that was previously created
Method: PUT URI: ALF/Firewall/AccessControl/{IPType}/{ACLID} This method will modify an existing Access Control Group Entry (allow/deny rule) within the specified Access Control Group ID specified. The {IPType} is either “IPv4” or “IPv6” The {ACLID} is the ID of the group […]
Method: POST URI: ALF/Firewall/AccessControl/{IPType}/{ACLID} This method will create a new Access Control Group Entry (allow/deny rule) within the specified Access Control Group ID specified. The {IPType} is either “IPv4” or “IPv6” The {ACLID} is the ID of the group […]
They say what you don’t know can’t hurt you — but that’s not really true. One example is a zero-day exploit. This is a network vulnerability that hasn’t been identified yet, at least not by the people who need to fix it. These IT professionals have zero days to fix the problem because they don’t […]
Not interested in reading the manual? We cover the essentials in a video at the bottom of this page! Step one is to create a group based on the destination IP. First determine if the pack you have published uses an IPv4 or IPv6 address. Then click the ADD button on the toolbar as shown […]
On this page you will find two configuration tables as follows: Firewall Access Control List (ACL) The Firewall ACL is similar to those you may be familiar with on most firewall appliances or even software firewalls such as iptables. It allows you to configure ALLOW and DENY rules grouped on the destination IP, which is […]
Total Uptime’s Web Application and API Protection (WAAP) is an extremely powerful tool to protect web applications at the edge of the Internet as opposed to right inside your datacenter. The WAF shields your network and applications from the ever increasing number of application-layer attacks and can also aid with compliance, like PCI, by helping […]
Today we released another update to our cloud platform. Our latest update includes a number of significant features, enhancements as well as back-end improvements. Here are the most notable changes and bug fixes in this version: General System/Account Changes: CSV table export: We added a new feature to the Domains, Change Log and Server […]