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I am the Intranet admin for a mid sized company. We have about 1,000 employees at around 10 sites. My current intranet is using the idea that all posted material is OK'ed for all employees. We don't want to require user log in for the intranet as we feel this will discourage people from using it.
Now I have a company location that would like to post site specific information. None of the info will be sensitive, it just doesn't need to be accessed by anyone other than that local site. I am trying to come up with a way of containing that page to the one site.
I am looking at creating a sub domain for that content and giving that locations users the sub domain URL as their intranet site.
Is this the best way of doing this? like I said we don't want to require users to log in. I am currently using WAMP + Dupral on a server to serve the intranet.
You can easily vary content based on the IP address of the user.
Thanks for the quick reply! What mechanism would do that? Is that a Drupal Add-on or something done in Apache? I am just looking to be pointed in the right direction.
IP addresses are part of the info passed to the server.
You'll need to write a bit of code (probably PHP) to put in your web page to grab the user information.
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