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Thanks for the suggestions.  My only worry is that my servlets are used
mainly on intranets and many intranets use the same IP range (Lots of people
use 192.168.0.X for example...) Any suggestions that are not IP based?

Again, thanks!

-- Joshua Slack

Matthias Brantner wrote:

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> Hi,
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> > You could create some code for a registration key which binds to their
> > ip address.  Another solution would be to place code in the init()
> > method which connects to a custom server on your end and validates that
> > it is an authorized IP address.  If it fails, the servlet could refuse
> > to work.
> I think this is a good idea. But what you have to do then, is tell this
> to your customer, otherwise this is illegal, I think.
>
> See you
>         Matthias
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