CSF versus Host Access Control to lock down WHM/cPanel mgmt

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rolinger

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Feb 13, 2017
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Which is a better method for locking down mgmt to the server - `CSF` or WHM's `Host Access Control`? From a security perspective, what is the difference on using one versus the other?

My preference is to only provide login prompt to specific hosts/IPs and then have an implicit deny on everything else - and am not certain of the best method to do this with.
 
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