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Gert Goos
Gert Goos Jan 10, 2023

In our self hosted environment the public confluence space is ONLY available if users make a connection with our company VPN.

This the general policy of our company, we can't change...

Can we create the same behaviour on the cloud ?

 

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Community Leader Jan 10, 2023

There's no VPN access to Cloud, but if you have Cloud Premium, you can do IP whitelisting.

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Ashley Hudson
Ashley Hudson Rising Star Jan 10, 2023

Heya @Gert Goos

So in terms of restricting content in Cloud, there is not really a way to restrict access except by turning off anonymous access, and having every user log in. There is no method that I'm aware of (OOTB) to protect "public" pages when you are on the Cloud. 

I hope this helps! :)

Kind Regards,

Ashley Hudson

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Gert Goos
Gert Goos Jan 10, 2023

so this means I have to pay a 5000 user license instead of the 25 users license we have now ??? just to protect our public spaces ??

What about IP whitelisting ???

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