Every computer has a unique IP address that it uses to identify itself. Using IP
restrictions, you can define a range of permitted IP addresses for the pages, folders, and
assets in your site to control visitors' access.
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For example, let's say you have a site page that lists all employees by department. You
don't want people outside your organization to view this sensitive information. By
restricting the permitted IP addresses to your organization's IP range—say,
112.122.0.1 to 112.122.0.123—you ensure that no other site visitors can view the
page.
When you define IP restrictions for:
A parent page template, all child page templates and template-based pages inherit
the restrictions.
A folder, all subfolders and assets within the folder inherit the restrictions.
The entire site, all site items inherit the restrictions.
For any item that inherits IP restrictions, you can add additional IP restrictions to
further narrow the permitted IP range.
And if a user is denied access to a page, you can redirect them to another page, such as
a user-friendly error page.
Add IP Restrictions in Site.com Control site visitors' access to the pages, page templates, folders, and assets in your site by setting the range of permitted IP addresses.
Editing, Disabling, and Deleting IP Restrictions in Site.com After you create an IP restriction for a Site.com site, you can edit the address range, briefly disable the IP restriction (say, to allow temporary access to a page), or delete the restriction entirely.
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