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difference between ipBlocker and failed_access_blocker - Printable Version +- ZenphotoCMS Forum (https://forum.zenphoto.org) +-- Forum: Support (https://forum.zenphoto.org/forum-1.html) +--- Forum: General support (https://forum.zenphoto.org/forum-4.html) +--- Thread: difference between ipBlocker and failed_access_blocker (/thread-11021.html) |
difference between ipBlocker and failed_access_blocker - vincent3569 - 2013-04-27 hi as writed in the title, what are differences between the two plugins ipBlocker and failed_access_blocker ? difference between ipBlocker and failed_access_blocker - sbillard - 2013-04-27 ipBlocker provides IP address filtering. difference between ipBlocker and failed_access_blocker - vincent3569 - 2013-04-27 thanks sbillard this IP filtering works only for admin page or for the whole site ? difference between ipBlocker and failed_access_blocker - sbillard - 2013-04-27 From the plugin's Information button: Quote:ipBlocker Tools to block hacker access to your site. IP address filtering Allows/Denies access to the gallery to specified IP address ranges Detects repeated failed login attempts and blocks access to the IP address used in these attempts. This does not block access to validated users, only anonomous visitors. But a user will have to log on via the admin pages if out of the IP ranges as he will get a Forbidden error on any front-end page including a logon form Password probing: Hackers often use probing or password guessing to attempt to breach your site This plugin can help to throttle these attacks. It works by monitoring failed logon attempts. If a defined threashold is exceeded by requests from a particular IP address, further access attempts from that IP accress will be ignored until a timeout has expired. Options: Logon threshold difference between ipBlocker and failed_access_blocker - vincent3569 - 2013-04-28 Of course, I read this informations before asking my question. But, this is ambiguous Quote:IP address filtering: difference between ipBlocker and failed_access_blocker - acrylian - 2013-04-28 Since it refers to "gallery" which is generally a synonym for the site it blocks access to the site itself (I would say) difference between ipBlocker and failed_access_blocker - sbillard - 2013-04-28 "Gallery" has always been used to describe the Zenphoto site front-end. Couple this with Quote:This does not block access to validated users, only anonymous visitors. But a user will have to log on via the admin pages if out of the IP ranges as he will get a Forbidden error on any front-end page including a logon form |