![]() ![]() ![]() Once you have the backoffice site deployed and running, login to your Umbraco backoffice, and set the site hostname, you can do this by right clicking the root node for your site, then choosing Culture and Hostnames, then enter your domain(s) into the box(es) and click Save. On my website I have gone as far as to completely remove the /umbraco folder, this with a simple IIS rewrite rule is all it takes to remove the backoffice, and return a 404 error on the front end server, when trying to access it.įirstly you will need to deploy the whole site including the Umbraco folder to a second hosting environment, this will serve as your backoffice, this can be secured behind some authentication system, such as Basic Authentication, for further protection. ![]() It may seem a pretty daunting thing to do, to relocate the whole Umbraco backoffice, however it's actually really simple. Being able to relocate the Umbraco backoffice to a subdomain can useful for both increased security and to simplify things for editors. ![]()
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