How to bulk Enable/Disable WordPress Limit Login using cPFence Tools?

Manage Limit Login Protection (WebUI Method)

 

  1. Log into cPFence WebUI and select the server you are tuning.
  2. Browse to Tools & UtilitiesWP-AutoShield Bulk Tools.
  3. Choose Enable Limit Login to enforce rate limiting or Disable Limit Login if troubleshooting.
  4. Confirm the action; the UI updates each site's configuration (respecting the optional site selector).
  5. Leave the results window open until every site reports success.

Enabling this prevents brute-force attempts across all wp-login.php endpoints with one click.

Command Line (CLI) Method

  1. SSH into the WordPress host.
  2. Enable limit login:
    cpfence --bulk-enable-wp-limit-login
  3. Disable it if you need to allow testing:
    cpfence --bulk-disable-wp-limit-login

Reapply the enable flag after maintenance so login protection stays consistent.


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