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Tham khảo tài liệu 'tìm hiểu về wordpress - part 36', công nghệ thông tin, đồ họa - thiết kế - flash phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | access your Login Page everyone else will receive a 403 Forbidden error. If you would rather send all requests for your Login or Register Page to the URL of your choice use this method instead of the previous one again place into the HTAccess file of your wp-admin directory REDIRECT LOGIN REQUESTS IfModule mod_rewrite.c RewriteCond REQUEST_URI wp -login .php RewriteCond REMOTE_ADDR A123 .456 .789 .0 RewriteRule A . http domain.tld R L IfModule This code will redirect any requests that are not coming from the specified IP to the URL specified in the RewriteRule. Thus for this code to work properly you will want to edit the IP address and redirect target to suit your needs. Secondary password protection Another option for securing your Login Page involves implementing secondary password protection via basic HTTP Hypertext Transfer Protocol authentication. Adding secondary password protection is an excellent way to lock things down without the need for listing individual IP addresses. This is especially useful if you work through multiple or changing IP addresses or if there are multiple administrators authors or contributors to the site. Conceptually the process of password-protecting your Login Page is simple Create a text file with your desired username and password Require the username and password via a local .htaccess file In practice implementing these two steps requires a bit of careful 337 Secure Your Login with SSL If you are fortunate enough to have access to SSL Secure Sockets Layer on your server either through Shared SSL or with your own SSL certificate you can greatly increase the security of your admin session by encrypting your connection via SSL. All you need is the following line placed in your wp-config.php file secure admin over SSL define FORCE_SSL_ADMIN true If you would rather use a plugin for SSL check out the Admin SSL plugin at http diqwp.eom u 287 which enables SSL on all pages for any WordPress version 2.7 and greater. Alternately if you .
