STOP Anonymous Access - Restrict All Pages to Unauthenticated Users

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I want to be able to stop anonymous access users from accessing any of the pages apart from the register/login page.

Once they have registered or logged in then they can see the other pages. How can I achieve this?

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oliver.rodrigues 9,368 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi

You need to define Web Page Access Control Rules for every page (besides home I believe)

optionally....

You can also add a JavaScript code in the to validate if the user is logged in, redirecting them to the sign-in page in case they aren't

this JS could be placed in the Home Page or even the "Tracking Code" Content Snippet, which would trigger in every page

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Michel-vdb 15 on at

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Hello,

To restrict the entire portal to be accessible only by authenticated users, add an Access Control Rule to the Homepage (root page).

In the Portal Administration app (model-driven app), go to Web Pages and find the homepage, should be the page with Partial URL set to just /

Switch to the Access Control Rules tab and add a new Web Page Access Control Rule

Enter a name for this rule (you can enter any name you want) and set the Right to Restrict Read
Also set the Scope to Exclude direct child web files (this will ensure your CSS still loads)

Switch to the Web Roles tab and add the Authenticated Users role. This means that only users with that role will be able to access the homepage. This automatically excludes all anonymous users. (All authenticated users always have the Authenticated Users role)

When you add a Web Page Access Control Rule to the homepage, this will be inherited by all other pages, because all other pages are considered below the homepage and thus inherit this rule.

That's it. Your portal is now secured. Every time any anonymous user tries to access your portal, they will be force redirected to the sign in page.

Hope this answers your question and helps you out!

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