How do I Enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) for MyAsempa?
Manish Garg
Last Update 2 years ago
"When developing a site you may want to put up a maintenance page. You can use the Asempa Maintenance Mode tool to do that. The maintenance page can be bypassed using a password, so only selected users can view the progress of the website's development. The tool is accessed directly from your MyAsempa account.
To use the tool:
Head to Manage Hosting > Options > Manage
Select Maintenance Mode
Maintenance mode in MyAsempa
Here you'll have two options: Configure (all domains) & Configure. If you want to set up Maintenance Mode for individual domains on the package, select Configure next to the domain in question. Choose Configure (all domains) to put all domains on the package behind a maintenance page.
Note: You can set your default maintenance page and maintenance login page templates via Default Website Pages.
To configure the maintenance page:
Select Configure and check Enable Maintenance Mode
You'll need to set a password to allow selected users to authenticate and bypass the maintenance page
We'll set a default theme for your maintenance page, but you can configure your own by selecting Customise Page Templates
Once done, select Save
Your selected domains will now be behind a maintenance page and visitors will be prompted for a password to view the site."