You can use Deployment Protection Exceptions to disable Deployment Protection (including Vercel Authentication, Password Protection, and Trusted IPs) for a list of preview domains.
When you add a domain to Deployment Protection Exceptions, it will automatically become publicly accessible and will no longer be covered by Deployment Protection features. When you remove a domain from Deployment Protection Exceptions, the domain becomes protected again with the project's Deployment Protection settings.
Deployment Protection Exceptions is designed for Preview Deployment domains, if you wish to make a Production Deployment domain public, see Configuring Deployment Protection.
From your Vercel dashboard:
- Select the project that you wish to enable Password Protection for
- Go to the Settings tab, and then to Deployment Protection
From the Deployment Protection Exceptions section, select Add Domain:
From the Unprotect Domain modal:
- Enter the domain that you wish to unprotect in the input
- Select Continue
From the Unprotect Domain modal:
- Confirm the domain by entering it again in the first input
- Enter
unprotect my domainin the second input - Select Confirm
All your existing and future deployments for that domain will be unprotected.
From your Vercel dashboard:
- Select the project that you wish to enable Password Protection for
- Go to the Settings tab, and then to Deployment Protection
From the Deployment Protection Exceptions section:
- From the domain row in the Unprotected Domains table
- Select the dot menu at the end of the row
- From the context menu, select Remove
From the Reprotect Domain modal:
- In the modal, type the domain in the first input
- Type
reprotect my domainin the second input - Select Confirm
All your existing and future deployments for that domain will be protected.
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