Quick question: How to turn off/block access to the CP to https://XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:8090?

[vpsnewbie]

Quick question:

I’ve added www.cp.domain.com and cp.domain.com as Cloudflare A record and have a valid SSL for cp.domain.com and can access CP via cp.domain.com:8090.

However, when I go to https://xxx.xxx:8090 I can login into CP as well, just without SSL. How do I turn off of the access via this address? Of is this expected behavior?

[zaku]

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[sajetek_developer]

I don’t think that’s the question @zaku
If my cyberpanel’s domain is abc.com:8090 and I have 10 websites set up, each website on the server can use 8090 to access the cyberpanel dashboard.

e.g.

abc.com:8090
def.com:8090
ghi.com:8090

He would like for the dashboard to be accessible only via abc.com:8090 since this is the hostname which has the SSL certificate set up on it. I’ve seen a couple requests for this in the forum.

[vpsnewbie]

He would like for the dashboard to be accessible only via abc.com since this is the hostname which has the SSL certificate set up on it. I’ve seen a couple requests for this in the forum.

Exactely.

Currently, I can access cp.domain.com:8090 and has a valid SSL. The ip:8090 does not (have SSL and is unsecure) and ideally shouldn’t be accessible. Not a huge problem, but it’s always good to get ride of other “doors” if one is not using them.