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Platform & Ops
Security Hardening of Admin Pages in Sitecore
Scenario: If I are using an EXTERNAL URL to access admin page on the CD(Content Delivery server) – e.g https://Your_Website_ExternalDNSName/sitecore/admin – it should redirect you to CD login page or may […]
If I are using an EXTERNAL URL to access admin page on the CD(Content Delivery server) – e.g https://Your_Website_ExternalDNSName/sitecore/admin – it should redirect you to CD login page or may be home page of the site
There are many method which can be used for security hardening of Sitecore admin pages but URL Rewrite is one of the easiest to implement.
First of all the the URL Rewrite module on the IIS must be installed.
Now in your web.config file in the “rewrite” section add the below rules
In the rule you are defining the match pattern that if the URL contains sitecore/admin, sitecore/login, sitecore/diag, sitecore/debug, sitecore/shell or sitecore/, then redirect to the CD login page if the condition that the URL matches the EXTERNAL website URL. If the condition of EXTERNAL URL does not match, let the user open these admin pages using INTERNAL URL)