1 <h1>Require network addresses
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3 <p>This field is optional.
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5 <p>You can restrict access for a quiz to particular subnets
6 on the LAN or Internet by specifying a comma-separated list of
7 partial or full IP address numbers.
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9 <p>This is especially useful for a proctored quiz, where you want
10 to be sure that only people in a certain room are able to
13 <p>For example:
<b>192.168. ,
231.54.211.0/
20,
231.3.56.211,
231.3.56.10-
20</b></p>
15 <p>There are four types of numbers you can use (you can not use
16 text based domain names like example.com):
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19 <li>Full IP addresses, such as
<b>192.168.10.1</b> which will match
20 a single computer (or proxy).
</li>
21 <li>Partial addresses, such as
<b>192.168</b> which will match anything
22 starting with those numbers.
</li>
23 <li>CIDR notation, such as
<b>231.54.211.0/
20</b> which allows you to specify
24 more detailed subnets.
</li>
25 <li>A range of IP addresses
<b>231.3.56.10-
20</b> The range applies to the last
26 part of the address, so this means all the IP addresses from
231.3.56.10
30 <p>Spaces are ignored.
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