In the past, I encountered some customers who required that certain pages can only be accessed by certain specific IPs. I tried several methods, but couldn't find them at once. When I was just sorting it out, I found one and recorded it first, then I found the others and edited them later.
1. Only specific IP segments can be accessed, but it must be a dynamic page
<?
if(!(strstr($_SERVER["REMOTE_ADDR"],"192.168.102.") ||strstr($_SERVER["REMOTE_ADDR"],"192.168.103.") ||strstr($_SERVER["REMOTE_ADDR"],"192.168.111.") || strstr($_SERVER["REMOTE_ADDR"],"10.140.234.") || strstr($_SERVER["REMOTE_ADDR"],"192.168.105.") ||strstr($_SERVER["REMOTE_ADDR"],"192.168.106.")))
{
echo"您暂时没有访问权限";
exit();
}
?>
Only the IP segments in the code can be accessed.
<?php
if($ipkz!="*"){
$isPass = false;
$ipList = explode("\r\n", $ipkz);
foreach($ipList as $ip){
if(empty($ip)) continue;
if(strstr($_SERVER["REMOTE_ADDR"],$ip)) {
$isPass = true;
break;
}
}
if(!$isPass) exit("您暂无访问权限");
}
?>
<?php
if($cat.ipkz!="*"){
$isPass = false;
$ipList = explode("\r\n", $cat.ipkz);
foreach($ipList as $ip){
if(empty($ip)) continue;
if(strstr($_SERVER["REMOTE_ADDR"],$ip)) {
$isPass = true;
break;
}
}
if(!$isPass) exit("无权限访问!");
}
?>