Can we restrict access to Confluence pages to users with a specific domain?

[lisa.jackson]

Within a Confluence space (with open access), we want to restrict a certain set of pages to users within our company only.

The easiest way to do this and have it update automatically (rather than adding new users one by one to a group as they join the company) would be to restrict view access to users with our domain...  can that be done?

[Kristian Klima]

Wouldn't applying restrictions (only users = people with a confluence seat as per your permissions setup) can view help you?

Even if such pages are available for public viewing (anonymous access), those restrictions would keep them out of the public view.

[lisa.jackson]

I'm just discovering not everyone we need in there currently has a Confluence license. Otherwise this could help!

[Kristian Klima]

@lisa.jackson There are other solutions that would allow you to use your company's SSO solution to control who can access what (for example, your employee without a Confluence seat could access your Confluence content - or any portion of it as per your definition) but they involve using marketplace apps.

[Marc - Devoteam]

HI @lisa.jackson 

This can be done via IP allowlisting, but this does require an premium or enterprise tier.

See specify-ip-addresses-for-product-access 

[lisa.jackson]

OK thanks. We will be on enterprise soon so maybe I'll leave it for now. Although if we have users globally working from both home and offices will this work?