How can PHP be used to differentiate between internal and external access to a website based on IP address?
To differentiate between internal and external access to a website based on IP address, you can use PHP to check the visitor's IP address against a list of internal IP addresses. If the visitor's IP address matches an internal IP, you can allow access, otherwise, you can restrict access.
$internal_ips = array('192.168.1.1', '10.0.0.1'); // List of internal IP addresses
$visitor_ip = $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']; // Get visitor's IP address
if(in_array($visitor_ip, $internal_ips)) {
// Allow access for internal IP addresses
echo "Welcome, internal user!";
} else {
// Restrict access for external IP addresses
echo "Access denied for external users.";
}
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