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Confluence anonymous access from intranet

Maximilian_Wassenberg_2b0a2s

Hello to all,

we use Confluence as a self hosted server in a DMZ.

It's possible to Access the Server from Intranet and Internet.

At this Moment we disabled the anonymous Access. We don't want that the Content is accessable for all.

We have some spaces we want to make read only for everyone in our Company.

This anonymous Access should only work if you open the System from our Company lan.

If you are an user from the Internet a Login must be required.

How can we realise this?

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Accepted answers

Jonas Andersson

Confluence does not allow different security settings based on where you visit it from.

Assuming you have someone quite technical there and use windows you could set up a local bounce box, which authenticates using SSO using Oauth via NTLM, which would automatically log the user in and allow full read only access, restricted based on if a user is logged in or not. This would additionally allow users to login externally and work from home.

All comments

Jonas Andersson

Confluence does not allow different security settings based on where you visit it from.

Maximilian_Wassenberg_2b0a2s

The Problem is, that we are a large company. We don't want to buy so much licenses at this moment. So all users without an account should have anonymous rights without obtaining an extra license