Security

Basic Auth

To protect sensitive data, directories, or entire domains, you can set up Basic Auth authentication with a username and password.

Adding Basic Auth

To add a new combination of username and password, click on the Add Basic Auth button. You can now enter the username, password, and a comment.

The password cannot be retrieved later. Make sure to store it in your password manager or in the comment field.

You can continue to edit the comment afterward.

Enabling Basic Auth

You can enable authentication globally for the site, or you can create one or more Conditional Rules for specific URLs and IP addresses where you can explicitly enable or disable authentication.

Activation is done through the switch in the Enable Basic Auth section.

IP Whitelisting/Allowlist

If you want to grant access to protected areas from one or more IP addresses, you can include them in the Conditional Rules of your site. This is useful, for example, for access from your company network.

To do this, create a new Conditional Rule.

Use Cases

Conditional Rule to disable authentication for an IP address.