If your website is hosted on multiple servers with more than one public IP address or if your website has a backup IP address in case of technical trouble, you can easily configure the Sucuri Firewall to use these IP addresses in the Sucuri...
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Configuring the Sucuri Firewall to work with Shopify is easy but requires a few extra steps. 1) If you didn’t set up your own domain with Shopify, follow “Setting up your existing domain” article from Shopify’s help center...
If you are using Ezoic (an artificial intelligence platform for publishers) and want to add our Website Firewall protection to your website, this guide will help you get that configured. 1) Enable the CDN Support option on the Sucuri Firewall...
If your hosting provider has Brotli compression enabled, the Sucuri Firewall will automatically respect the Accept-Encoding headers.
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There are a few simple ways you can clear the Sucuri Firewall cache. Clear Cache – Global To clear all page and file cache at once, simply go to Performance -> Clear Cache – Global in Sucuri Firewall’s settings. Then click the...
US Treasury Embargo Restrictions In accordance with the sanctions programs administered by the U.S. Department of the Treasury, Sucuri is prohibited from doing business with anyone from certain countries or with Specially Designated Nationals (SDNs)...
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