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I haven't seen this documented anywhere so assuming this might not be doable. But lets say i have a huge force.com site and only want to have a few pages within it that are available to staff only. i do not require them to login to see the pages but i want to ensure that nobody else external would see the content.

Is there a way to use some javascript maybe to identify a guest user's IP and redirect that user promptly to another page if they are not the range of authorised IP's?

if not then i guess i will have to create a second site which is IP restricted and have links to pages within that site from the login enabled site.

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  • It's possible with JScript: [link][1] [1]: stackoverflow.com/questions/391979/… – Davin Casey Sep 9 '14 at 10:32
  • hi and thanks for that answer. i had seen it previously but it seemed to pose some issues in terms of security. however that same page does have another less popular solution which i will try to use to create a solution. – Arnaud Sep 22 '14 at 0:07
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the link provided above in the comment is the best candidate for now. closing this question

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