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  • GOT
    I probably would not do this just for the sole purpose of denying root access. If you are the only one who is accessing WHM you could close the ports in the firewall and just whitelist yours.
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  • chanklish
    I probably would not do this just for the sole purpose of denying root access. If you are the only one who is accessing WHM you could close the ports in the firewall and just whitelist yours.

    i have change the default port of ssh, denying everything except my public static ip in access host control .. is this enough ?
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  • GOT
    if you are denying access to 2086/2087 in hosts then yes that is adequate.
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  • chanklish
    if you are denying access to 2086/2087 in hosts then yes that is adequate.

    what do you mean ? in access host control you control which service is allowed or denied for an ip or subnet
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  • GOT
    Ok, yes, if you restrict access to whostmgrd to just your IP then you are fine.
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  • cPanelMichael
    Hello @chanklish, Using WHM >> Host Access Control to limit access to the whostmgrd service to your own IP address is a better approach. Keep in mind you'll to connect over SSH to modify the IP address added in the /etc/hosts.allow file anytime your IP address changes. As far as overall security, the following document is a good place to start: Recommended Security Settings - cPanel Knowledge Base - cPanel Documentation Thank you.
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