This guide shows how to turn off the mod_security module for a domain name in cPanel.īelow are some examples where you may want to disable mod_sec for a domain name: Now you can manage everything related to comodo from whm, you can update the rules, whitelist a user.This guide requires you to first log into cPanel.īy default, the mod_security module of Apache is enabled on all our servers for optimal security. You can add custom rules in comodo by including the custom rule file in /var/cpanel/cwaf/etc/httpd/custom_nf The comodo rules can be found in the directory /var/cpanel/cwaf/rules/ Include /var/cpanel/cwaf/etc/httpd/custom_nf
Include /var/cpanel/cwaf/etc/httpd/global/*.conf
The configuration file for comodo is /var/cpanel/cwaf/etc/nf Once the installation completes, it will include the following line mod_sec.conf. Once you run the installer, it will ask for username and password and if you have nultiple web-server running in the server like Apache and lite-speed, it will ask in which web-server you need to install comodo. You can also download the installer and install it in the server using the following method. You will get the rules for free.įor getting the rules, you need to first register a username at the site .Īfter creating the username and password, Login to the Admin Console to get the latest installer. Copy the link address ‘Download latest installer’ link at the top right of the page. It supports ModSecurity rules, providing advanced filtering, security and intrusion protection. Comodo provides powerful, real-time protection for web applications and websites running on Apache and Linux based web-servers.
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