Multiple sites on one instance - hide intranet from web?
We have an installation of Umbraco 4.0.3 which run both our internet website as well as our intranet website. For security reasons I dont want the intranet website avalaible on the internet - what are my options here?
Perhaps I could add some ASP-code to my masterpage on the intranet to validate for a local IP-address, and if yes; how? Unfortunately I had some bad luck trying to succeed with this..
So is the intranet and internet content in a different content tree?
Personally that's how I would have set it up - you can then mount the sites using IIS and host headers to have two completely seperate websites under the same Umbraco instance. Security / Access etc can then all be managed via IIS.
Multiple sites on one instance - hide intranet from web?
We have an installation of Umbraco 4.0.3 which run both our internet website as well as our intranet website. For security reasons I dont want the intranet website avalaible on the internet - what are my options here?
Perhaps I could add some ASP-code to my masterpage on the intranet to validate for a local IP-address, and if yes; how? Unfortunately I had some bad luck trying to succeed with this..
I believe I have solved it by adding this to the top of my MasterPage for the intranet site:
<script type="c#" runat="server"> public string Ip() { string ipAddress = Request.ServerVariables["HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR"]; if (ipAddress == null || ipAddress == "") { ipAddress = Request.ServerVariables["REMOTE_ADDR"]; } return ipAddress.Split('.')[0]; } protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { if (Ip() != "10") { Response.Redirect("http://www.internet-site.com/"); } } </script>Any thoughts on this is highly appreciated..
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So is the intranet and internet content in a different content tree?
Personally that's how I would have set it up - you can then mount the sites using IIS and host headers to have two completely seperate websites under the same Umbraco instance. Security / Access etc can then all be managed via IIS.
Cheers, Mark.
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