The BigScoots Console allows you to add an extra layer of protection before users can access your WordPress login page. When WordPress Admin Page Lock is enabled, users will first be prompted to enter a separate username and password before they can access the WordPress admin area. This helps protect your /wp-admin and login pages from unauthorized access.
This article provides a step-by-step guide on how to enable and configure WordPress Admin Page Lock from the BigScoots Console.
Log in to your BigScoots Console using this link.
Once you’re logged in, click Websites from the top menu to access your website settings.
Select the domain where you want to enable WordPress Admin Page Lock.
Click Access Protection under Access & Credentials in the left-hand menu.
You will see the WordPress Admin Page Lock option. Enable it using the toggle.
Once enabled, click Add WordPress Admin Page Lock to configure it.
Next, enter the username and password you want to use for the Admin Page Lock, then click Add User.
Once completed, WordPress Admin Page Lock will show as active. Users will now need to enter the Page Lock username and password before they can access the WordPress admin area.
Congratulations! You’ve successfully enabled and configured WordPress Admin Page Lock for your website through the BigScoots Console.
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact our team via live chat.
For technical inquiries, please feel free to reach out to our support team by emailing help@bigscoots.com from your registered email or by submitting a support ticket from within your BigScoots Console.