intranet

问题 How can I find out whether a given IP address is an official internet address or an internal intranet IP address? 回答1: Intranet IP's are often in the private IP range: 10.0.0.0 through 10.255.255.255 172.16.0.0 through 172.31.255.255 192.168.0.0 through 192.168.255.255 These are not usable for internet IP addresses. See also http://compnetworking.about.com/od/workingwithipaddresses/f/privateipaddr.htm 回答2: 10.0.0.0 - 10.255.255.255` (10.0.0.0/8, former Class A) 172.16.0.0 - 172.31.255.255`

问题 I'm working on a Microsoft internal SharePoint site, and I need to pull in List data from a cross domain SharePoint site. I don't want to use Silverlight, for various reasons, and Business Data Connectivity is not possible right now. Is there a simple way to use JavaScript or something like it to accomplish this? 回答1: " Simple ?" Not exactly. Given your requirements, particularly " w/o server side ," this isn't possible. However, if you can forego that requirement, you have a few options for

问题 I have spent some time searching and found a lot of confusing answers, so I will post here for clarification. I am using MVC4 VS2012 created an Intranet site using domain authentication. Everything works. However, to manage the users that have access to different areas of this webapp I prefer not to use AD groups that I cannot manage and nor can the users of the webapp. Is there an alternative? I assume this would involve associating/storing domain names belonging to custom roles and using

问题 I have been all over stack looking at what is required to do this and have wound up being slightly confused. Lets get one thing straight this is a local based intra-net and I do understand that PHP is server side. I am running a company management solution on a web based PHP,JAVA,Jquery Idea. and we would like to print reports directly from the "LINUX" server and receipts etc. I have installed cups on the server and the server is printing fine and I am now just stuck on whether or not it is

问题 We have an ASP.NET intranet site, available to users who are either physically at and logged into a local machine or else to users who connect remotely via VPN. Is there a way to automatically get the username of whoever is accessing the page based on the name used to either log into the local machine or that used for the VPN? 回答1: This is possible if you're using Windows Authentication in your pages. You can use either Page.User.Identity.Name or the more complete System.Web.HttpContext

问题 I create this question to share my recent knowledge of a weird IE behaviour. An intranet web application (ASP.NET) is under construction by myself and some Glyphicons are on a page. When I run the website on localhost, using Visual Studio, no problem appear. But when I deploy it on the IIS server, icons was not rendering anymore. Situation 1: on the server Situation 2: on localhost This problem only appear in IE (v. 8 here) when viewing it on the server. Firefox and Chrome work properly,

问题 Basic requirements: Should be able to index things like MediaWiki, Confluence, Sharepoint, GitHub:Enterprise, Askbot Should be reasonably smart about de-duping results (one reason Confluence search is so painful). Should definitely incorporate heuristics like how many pages link to a document, whether the search terms are in the title of the document, etc. If there's a way for users to downrank particular results, that might be a bonus. Should be somewhat tunable (e.g., prefer Confluence over

问题 This is so odd to me.. I have IIS 5 running on XP and it's hosting a small ASP.Net app for our LAN that we can access by using the computer name, virtual directory, and page name (http://matt/smallapp/customers.aspx), but you can also hit that IIS server and page from the internet because I have a public IP that my firewall routes to the "Matt" computer (like http://213.202.3.88/smallapp/customers.aspx [just a made-up IP]). Don't worry, I have Windows domain authentication is in place to

问题 I'm working on an intranet MVC web application, using Fluent NHibernate. As everyone knows, creating the necessary ISessionFactory is heavy, and therefore should be done only once. Hence, I create it in the Global.asax file during Application_Start , then cache it in the application for future use. The problem is that I only want to give access to users who already have permissions over the database. This could theoretically be solved by defining Integrated Security=SSPI in the connection

问题 I searched enough but couldn't find a solution. I have a ASP.NET Intranet app at Windows Server 2008 IIS 7.5 with windows authentication - this all work great. I have been trying to migrate it to Windows Server 2012. I have already installed Windows Authentication role for the server and already enabled the windows authentication for the web site. The application seems to be working fine for my account but if anybody else try to connect they get windows login popup. 回答1: I was having similar