HTTP ERROR 444 when trying to log into wp-admin

aaP_baspax1

I’m facing an issue on a client’s WordPress site. Recently, my Pro subscription expired and when the WAF Firewall stopped, something must have gotten mixed up in the settings, and neither the client nor I could access /wp-admin.
I purchased the unlimited Pro version, removed the WAF, and it worked. But when I enabled it again, it kept blocking the login.

I tried disabling the Nginx WAF specifically for this site, but nothing changed. Unfortunately, /wp-admin only works if I completely uninstall the Nginx WAF.

Is there any solution for this?

aaPanel_Kern

Hello, please check if there is his IP in the interception log?

aaP_baspax1

aaPanel_Kern No, it isn’t. Even my IP isn’t on the block list. Right now I’ve disabled the whole firewall and it’s working. If I disable only the website firewall, the wp-admin doesn’t work.

aaPanel_Kern

Set up UA URL blacklist?

aaP_baspax1

aaPanel_Kern
IP blacklist
UA whitelist
UA blacklist
URL whitelist
URL blacklist

all of the above is empty

aaPanel_Kern

Try to unblock all

aaP_baspax1

aaPanel_Kern I tried it, and it seemed like it was stuck when I did “unblock all.” It showed 81 results, but they didn’t disappear from the list even though it said they were unblocked. Anyway, I cleared the log now and it doesn’t show anything, but the problem remains — the page still won’t open.

aaPanel_Kern

aaP_baspax1
Hi, can you give us your aapanel information? The server makes a snapshot backup first, if possible, please send it to kern@aapanel.com.
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aaP_zayanhani34

This reminds me of times when login issues weren’t really WordPress itself, but the server returning 444 for safety reasons. Using a service that monitors login attempts and firewall responses like arzhost.com can help catch these problems early makes debugging less stressful.