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Thanks everyone for their feedback. Proculopsis - I see some possibilities in that. I am going to play around with it and I'll post my findings/questions.
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Thanks everyone for their feedback. Proculopsis - I see some possibilities in that. I am going to play around with it and I'll post my findings/questions.

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Is there any way to block/allow certain IP addresses to view a particular webpage (not the site)? It's an IIS server and I cannot change the page extension at this time. I would greatly appreciate any ideas.
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Is there any way to block/allow certain IP addresses to view a particular webpage (not the site)? It's an IIS server and I cannot change the page extension at this time. I would greatly appreciate any ideas.

Block Access to an HTML Page

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