I just created my first Umbraco Cloud website as part of the trial and a coworker mentioned that they couldn't see the website. Instead, they see this:
Is this something that just appears during the Umbraco Cloud trial, or is there some way to disable this permission dialog?
If you are on a Trial plan, you can also whitelist IP's for bypassing the basic authentication on the Live environment - on paid projects the basic authentication will be disabled by default on the Live environment.
Just as a FYI: I am not sure if you can whitelist on trial accounts, we'd rather not have people sign up and start all kinds of... "interesting" sites. You may be able to remove the login but we're not encouraging it! 👍
Of course, once we have a credit card you're welcome to publicly publish what you want that fits in the terms of use.
Umbraco Cloud Website Protected Behind Login?
I just created my first Umbraco Cloud website as part of the trial and a coworker mentioned that they couldn't see the website. Instead, they see this:
Is this something that just appears during the Umbraco Cloud trial, or is there some way to disable this permission dialog?
Hi Nicholas
You can disable this dialog if add user IP to whitelisting.
https://our.umbraco.com/documentation/Umbraco-Cloud/Set-up/project-settings/#manage-ip-whitelist
If you are on a Trial plan, you can also whitelist IP's for bypassing the basic authentication on the Live environment - on paid projects the basic authentication will be disabled by default on the Live environment.
Thanks,
Alex
Do you happen to know how I configure that to work for all IP addresses rather than a specific IP or a specific range of IP's?
Just as a FYI: I am not sure if you can whitelist on trial accounts, we'd rather not have people sign up and start all kinds of... "interesting" sites. You may be able to remove the login but we're not encouraging it! 👍
Of course, once we have a credit card you're welcome to publicly publish what you want that fits in the terms of use.
For anybody who is curious, the answer was to whitelist the IP "0.0.0.0/0", which represents the full range of IP addresses:
That's located here:
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