Corl

Hi Mirko,

Thanks for the confirmation that the Wizard could be skipped.

That it got stuck made me less confident in the sites stability. So I installed WC on a different host and had no problems whatsoever. I’m going with the second host.

Thanks,
Corl

Hey Christian,

Thanks for the great tip! I’ll do that now and with the other sites I’m setting up.

Cheers,
Corl

Hi Christian,

No quotes is the way to go. The WAF looks good at “55% Web Application Firewall, Currently in Learning Mode.” I checked the Diagnostics page, which shows that the WAF auto prepend active: Yes.

Thank you so much,
Corl

Hi wfalaa,

Yes I cleared the caching plugin several times and retried.

Best Regards,
Corl DeLuna

Hi mountainguy2,

Sorry for the delayed response. It appears pretty consistent that I can only reset the lockout time relative to the first lockout. That’s OK.

That is a very good idea about a separate non-admin user login.

Even though the founder of Wordfence thinks it’s security theater to obscure the wp-login.php address, we do obscure it because even when administering static sites with no site logins at all the first thing hackers would try would be https://domain.com/wp-login.php. WordPress is such a popular target, and I have to rely on a lot more than Wordfence alone.

Hi wfalaa,

I use Outlook 2010 on my local computer. Here is the unlock link I was able to copy: https://domain.com/?_wfsf=unlockAccess&key=5bbe0b3d5e38f1f040aa6583&func=unlockMyIP not sure if extra characters were added.

Best Regards,
Corl DeLuna

Thanks so much mor10.

Hi mor10,

You mentioned that Twenty Twelve has “extremely well documented theme files.” Where will I find the documentation?

Thanks so much,
Corl