Hello,
Can anyone assist me with how to enable the ModSecurity rule in Imunify360?
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Hello,
Can anyone assist me with how to enable the ModSecurity rule in Imunify360?
Hello Aayushi,Quote:
Originally Posted by Aayushi
You can acquire knowledge from the below explanation on enabling ModSecurity Rule in Imunify360. Moreover, the OWASP ModSecurity Core Rule Set (CRS) is a collection of general threat detection rules for use with ModSecurity or similar web application firewalls.
You must follow the steps below to enable ModSecurity Rule in Imunify360,
- Firstly, Log in to WHM Panel.
- Then, select the Plugins option.
- Next, select the sub-option Imunify360.
- Now, click on the Settings icon on the right-hand side pane.
- Then, click on the DISABLED RULES tab.
- Note: You will find different rules along with the Rule ID on the next screen.
- Lastly, select the rule and click on the Enable option from the right-hand side of the screen.
It will then ask you for confirmation. Thus, click on the Confirm button.
Now, you will get a message indicating that the rule has been enabled.
Ultimately, In Imunify360, the ModSecurity rule can be readily allowed. Thus, I hope the information above helps you to understand on how to Enable Mod Security Rule in Imunify360.
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harry_v
To enable ModSecurity rules in Imunify360, follow these steps:
Log in to your Imunify360 account.
Go to the “Firewall” tab.
Click on “ModSecurity” in the left-side menu.
Click on “Rules”.
Select the rules you want to enable.
Click on “Apply”.
Restart Apache for the changes to take effect.
Note: Before enabling any ModSecurity rules, it is recommended to thoroughly test them in a non-production environment to ensure they don’t interfere with your website's functionality. Imunify360 provides a “Testing Mode” which you can use to test the rules before enabling them on your live website.
Enabling ModSecurity rules in Imunify360 is a straightforward process. Here are the steps:
1) Log in to your Imunify360 dashboard.
2) Navigate to the "ModSecurity" tab on the left-hand side menu.
3) Click on "Rules" to access the rule settings.
4) In the rule settings page, you can enable or disable specific ModSecurity rules or rule sets.
5) To enable a rule, click on the toggle button next to it. The toggle button will turn green, indicating that the rule is now enabled.
6) Once you have enabled the desired rules, click on the "Save Changes" button to apply the changes.
That's it! You have now enabled ModSecurity rules in Imunify360. Keep in mind that enabling too many rules or overly restrictive rules can sometimes result in false positives, so it's essential to test your website thoroughly after enabling any new rules.