Re: Deny Domain Access
From: Sven Pernils (sven.pernils_at_bonetmail.com)
Date: 10/18/04
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Date: Mon, 18 Oct 2004 17:33:11 +0200
There are softwares that you can install in IIS that does the trick, but
there's nothing wrong to include a file in every page, where you can
validate domains, users etc. But that on the other hand requiers a domain
search. That can be done, but requiers a little more coding, and to find a
stable domain search site, and do a domain lockup for every page shown.
That's not so good.
Sven
"Galahad" <Galahad@discussions.microsoft.com> skrev i meddelandet
news:C092219E-4619-4ECA-81FE-372A8463F7D9@microsoft.com...
>I have a current requirement to deny access to a particular website from a
> list of domains. I can add these domains to a deny list in IIS, however
> that
> doesn't give me the ability detect these domains and then redirect users
> to
> specific deny pages based on the domains to which they are members.
>
> I can include a function on all of my webpages to detect the various
> domains
> and redirect users, however this would be a very tedious process since I
> would have to include this domain validation function on all pages.
>
> I need to find a better more efficient way of doing this, so any
> suggestions
> are welcome...
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