Hey guys,

Umm here is what I am trying to accomplish. I need to develope a perl module that when called it will check the users IP address compare it to the valid list and if they are withen the correct IP range they are granted access.

Now some how this should be setup to open a flat file or something to get the valid IP list look at each one and understand 128.10.*.* means 128.10.2.1 is valid. You all know what I mean... So is there a module out there like this? If not where do you suggest I begin??

Thank you all for all your help... I really appricate everyone helping me with my little perl problems... Thanks :)
Billy S.

In reply to IP Verification Check System by LostS

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