amir ali
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iis 7 - IP Addresses and Domain Restrictions Domain Restrictions Not Working!!!
hi
1- we have a domain in intranet and some web application . i wanna that only domain client access to web app
2- set domain restriction in iis 7 and deny all and then allow domain as this "my domain.com" but not working
3- otherwise it working with ip addresses that i no want it .
4- pls help me have to implement this project.
tnx
1- we have a domain in intranet and some web application . i wanna that only domain client access to web app
2- set domain restriction in iis 7 and deny all and then allow domain as this "my domain.com" but not working
3- otherwise it working with ip addresses that i no want it .
4- pls help me have to implement this project.
tnx
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Dan
Dan
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not work !!
Can you post screen shots of the "IP Addresses and Domain Restrictions" configuration. I would like to see how you have it set up.
I have used this functionality in the past.
Also, can you post some http logs files that show activity from addresses that are unwanted?
Dan
I have used this functionality in the past.
Also, can you post some http logs files that show activity from addresses that are unwanted?
Dan
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We get it - no one likes a content blocker. Take one extra minute and find out why we block content.
1. In IIS Manager, select the site you want to control access by domain name.
2. Select the IP Address and Domain Restrictions feature
3. In the right side Actions panel, click the "Edit feature settings" option
4. In the drop-down, select the DENY option for "Access for unspecified client access"
*** this blocks all undefined clients from the site.
5. Check the box labeled "Enable domain name restrictions" and click OK
6. In the action panel, click "Add Allow entry" and type in the name of the domain that you want to allow into the site.
Reference link: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc733090(v=ws.10).aspx
Disclaimer: using this feature in this way (allow/deny by domain name) will negatively impact the performance of your website because for each inbound http/https request, the web server must do a DNS lookup to determine if the FQDN of the client matches the Allow rule defined for access to the site.
Dan