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I thought I might restrict it to show only on some IPs, but I have some freelance workers without static IPs that should be able to login to admin site. I rolled out a big project and I am looking for some ways to protect the admin site fom unwanted eyes.
If you are running it behind apache you can use one of its many modules for HTTP authentication (there are similar modules for other servers). This way the user can’t even get to the login page without login in.
Another option would be to block all access from remote URL’s and require users to use a VPN to access the admin pages. (I think this would be too big of a hassle)
We have a site where the admin interface is on a separate domain, it doesn’t hide anything but keeps them separate.