IP Ranges PRO

The pro version of IP Login also gives you the ability to use IP ranges.

Use a trailing * to match addresses with the same complete leading address parts. For example, 192.0.2.* matches the entire last IPv4 part. Wildcards do not match arbitrary text within an address part.

For IPv6 wildcard prefixes, write each leading part explicitly rather than using :: to omit zero parts.

Or you can use a "dash" (-) for from - to ranges. In this case, the matched IP range depends on how many IP parts you give for the ending IP.

From-to ranges include both endpoints, which must use the same address family: IPv4 or IPv6. CIDR notation, such as 192.0.2.0/24, is not supported in these login rules; use a wildcard or from-to range instead.

A lone * removes the address restriction entirely. The secret URL key is still required, but no client or referrer address needs to match. Use a specific address or range when you want an address restriction.

Here are some examples to show you how these work:

IPv4 Ranges

IPv6 Ranges