• Resolved Les Dow

    (@lrdow)


    I’m using cloudflare to run a site through that has the free version of Wordfence running on it. I’ve got a js challenge firewall rule running that blocks the wordfence scan. Any idea how I can have the firewall rule running and still have the scan work? Below is the firewall rule and it’s set to block. I do have a rule to allow the wordfence ip address through.

    (http.request.uri.path contains “wp-login.php”) or (http.request.uri.path contains “wp-admin”)

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  • Try adding AND IP Address is not in *Wordfence IPs*

    (http.request.uri eq “wp-login.php” and not ip.src in {69.46.36.0/27 54.68.32.247}) or (http.request.uri eq “wp-admin” and not ip.src in {69.46.36.0/27 54.68.32.247})

    Thread Starter Les Dow

    (@lrdow)

    Danny thanks for getting back to me. Unfortunately adding that to the expression did not resolve the issue.

    Thread Starter Les Dow

    (@lrdow)

    Danny not to worry as I found another ip address that was being blocked that I needed to allow for that expression. It’s now working. Thanks again.

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