VBScript, Help! URGENT

Help! URGENT

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Tim Fawcet #1 / 4	Help! URGENT We have an Intranet web at the college where I teach. We need to limit access to computers on campus (IP address control) ...BUT... we would also like to allow staff to access the site from off-campus with UID and password. We run IIS and can block access to only our IP range but I can't figure out how to: 1) Look at the IP address of an incoming http get, if it's from on campus, let it through, otherwise 2) Bring up a password window. (We can use the same password for everyone so we don't have to go to a database or anything.) Any ideas? ASP, JavaScript????? Thanx Tim
Mon, 09 Dec 2002 03:00:00 GMT

Joe Basi #2 / 4	Help! URGENT Tim: This piece of ASP script is from the top of the default page and it will check the IP address of the user. I have it checking to see if it is one of my 2 friends: Joe or Sean. Then it greets them accordingly. You could easily modify it to check their IP address against your school's range of IP addresses and have them redirected if they don't match. If they match, let 'em in! Hope it helps a little... (the password thingy is in someone elses hands!) Regards, Joe <% 'get user's ip address Dim strUserIpAddress strUserIpAddress = Request.ServerVariables("REMOTE_ADDR") 'check if this If strUserIpAddress = "299.101.119.21" Then Response.write "<title>Welcome Joe!</title>" ElseIf strUserIpAddress = "299.101.119.20" Then Response.write "<title>Welcome Sean!</title>" End If %> Quote: >We have an Intranet web at the college where I teach. We need to limit >access to computers on campus (IP address control) ...BUT... we would also >like to allow staff to access the site from off-campus with UID and >password. >We run IIS and can block access to only our IP range but I can't figure out >how to: >1) Look at the IP address of an incoming http get, if it's from on campus, >let it through, otherwise >2) Bring up a password window. (We can use the same password for everyone so >we don't have to go to a database or anything.) >Any ideas? ASP, JavaScript????? >Thanx >Tim
Mon, 09 Dec 2002 03:00:00 GMT

Reinhold J. Gerhar #3 / 4	Help! URGENT This plea is like a cry for help from the ledge of a tall building. Some fool wants the whole world to come to a stop to help him decide not to jump! Tim, if you won't take the time to target your plea to groups within the problem domain, why should anyone take the time to help you? (I see one "sucker" did. <G>) Quote: > We have an Intranet web at the college where I teach. We need to limit > access to computers on campus (IP address control) ...BUT... we would also > like to allow staff to access the site from off-campus with UID and > password. > We run IIS and can block access to only our IP range but I can't figure out > how to: > 1) Look at the IP address of an incoming http get, if it's from on campus, > let it through, otherwise > 2) Bring up a password window. (We can use the same password for everyone so > we don't have to go to a database or anything.) > Any ideas? ASP, JavaScript????? > Thanx > Tim
Fri, 13 Dec 2002 03:00:00 GMT

Bob Bont #4 / 4	Help! URGENT What I don't understand, Reinhold, is why you're so crude in your reply to Tim's plea for help. As far as I'm concerned, we are a family of developers and should be willing to help each other out when in need. Perhaps, on a regular basis, you ridicule your brother or sister at home when they ask for help? Quote: > This plea is like a cry for help from the ledge of a tall building. Some > fool wants the whole world to come to a stop to help him decide not to jump! > Tim, if you won't take the time to target your plea to groups within the > problem domain, why should anyone take the time to help you? (I see one > "sucker" did. <G>) > > We have an Intranet web at the college where I teach. We need to limit > > access to computers on campus (IP address control) ...BUT... we would > also > > like to allow staff to access the site from off-campus with UID and > > password. > > We run IIS and can block access to only our IP range but I can't figure > out > > how to: > > 1) Look at the IP address of an incoming http get, if it's from on campus, > > let it through, otherwise > > 2) Bring up a password window. (We can use the same password for everyone > so > > we don't have to go to a database or anything.) > > Any ideas? ASP, JavaScript????? > > Thanx > > Tim
Sat, 18 Jan 2003 03:00:00 GMT

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