Re: Restricting IP Address

From: Joseph MCAD (anonymous_at_microsoft.discussions.com)
Date: 04/13/05

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    Date: Tue, 12 Apr 2005 20:05:59 -0700

    April 12, 2005

        You can do it in code by using the Request.UserHostAddress. You can then
    either specify your IP address in code or in a configuration file. If you
    are on an intranet, then just ask your Network Administrator for your
    internal IP Address. If you are the Network Admin, then try finding your IP
    address listed under the IP addresses listed in your router or network
    switch that you go through. In my router it says the IP address with the
    computer name so that I can identify it. You can also right click on your
    intranet connection in the Network Connections section of your control
    panel, and then click properties. Then click the Status tab and it should
    list it there, but you might have to click Details. I can do this for mine,
    and I hope this will help you and have a great day!

                                                         Joseph MCAD

    "wrytat" <wrytat@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    news:EB3EF833-75C8-461C-8DE6-87E3EB9F672D@microsoft.com...
    > I'd like to restrict access to part of my web application based on IP
    > addresses so that only my company's computer can access. I understand that
    > IIS Manager has a security feature to restrict access based on IP
    > addresses.
    > Does my company have to invest on a STATIC IP address, so that IIS can
    > identify his IP? Am I right to say that a dynamic IP can't do the job?
    > How do I know the IP address, so that I can provide to my web host then
    > they
    > can configure the IIS settings to restrict this IP?

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