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Putting a site in maintenance mode / temporarily disabling a Website
This guide explains how to enable maintenance mode for a website in your hosting. Maintenance mode displays a customized message to your visitors during the resolution of a technical problem for example. It is also possible to configure IP addresses which will bypass this page.
It is not recommended to enable this maintenance page in order to then work in My WordPress Site. In that case, we recommend using a WordPress extension dedicated to maintenance within the CMS itself.
>Enabling maintenance mode
- Open the Manager (manager.infomaniak. com)
- Go to Web Hosting
- Click on the hosting/domain name concerned
- On the left side panel, click on My Sites, then on the Page Editor
- Select the site concerned
- Click on the "+ Maintenance Page" rectangle
- Configure the display using the elements on the right
- Click on Save & publish
Authorising IP addresses
It is possible to display a site without the maintenance mode. To do this, you need to give the IP addresses of the computers which should be able to bypass the maintenance mode:
- enable maintenance mode following the procedure above
- Go to the configuration page in the maintenance page (see the procedure above)
- Under List of IPs not affected by this maintenance page, click on Insert my IP address to authorise your computer to display the site without maintenance mode. It is also possible to enter the IP addresses to be authorised manually
- Click on Save and publish
If the IP addresses of the computers which have been added change, you will need to repeat these steps.
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