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Allow MaxGo to work with Security Questions
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It doesn't happen very often, but it will happen more often as people start using the feature.
Ideally, we'll just be whitelisted.
Alternatively, a button to make it easy for the admin to turn it off from the server access page would be useful too.
I like this idea 
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The logistics of this shouldn't be too complex.
When a customer explicitly grants access to cPanel support through the "Grant cPanel Support Access" feature, we already punch a hole through the firewall to explicitly defined cPanel Support IP addresses. The same goes for cPHulk.
We could just take this a step further and have the Security Questions portion exempt those explicit IP addresses from the security question requirement while cPanel support access is explicitly granted.
I don't see a need to provide a separate button for this, as it can reasonably be lumped into the chain of logic that does these exemptions for iptables/CSF/cPHulk.
The logistics of this shouldn't be too complex.
When a customer explicitly grants access to cPanel support through the "Grant cPanel Support Access" feature, we already punch a hole through the firewall to explicitly defined cPanel Support IP addresses. The same goes for cPHulk.
We could just take this a step further and have the Security Questions portion exempt those explicit IP addresses from the security question requirement while cPanel support access is explicitly granted.
I don't see a need to provide a separate button for this, as it can reasonably be lumped into the chain of logic that does these exemptions for iptables/CSF/cPHulk.
The logistics of this shouldn't be too complex.
When a customer explicitly grants access to cPanel support through the "Grant cPanel Support Access" feature, we already punch a hole through the firewall to explicitly defined cPanel Support IP addresses. The same goes for cPHulk.
We could just take this a step further and have the Security Questions portion exempt those explicit IP addresses from the security question requirement while cPanel support access is explicitly granted.
I don't see a need to provide a separate button for this, as it can reasonably be lumped into the chain of logic that does these exemptions for iptables/CSF/cPHulk.
The logistics of this shouldn't be too complex.
When a customer explicitly grants access to cPanel support through the "Grant cPanel Support Access" feature, we already punch a hole through the firewall to explicitly defined cPanel Support IP addresses. The same goes for cPHulk.
We could just take this a step further and have the Security Questions portion exempt those explicit IP addresses from the security question requirement while cPanel support access is explicitly granted.
I don't see a need to provide a separate button for this, as it can reasonably be lumped into the chain of logic that does these exemptions for iptables/CSF/cPHulk.
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