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Profile Script for IP range

  • May 6, 2016
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Hello, 

We are creating an experience where our success metric is time on site.  We have content authors who spend a lot of time on the site reviewing articles and making edits.  We would like to block our content authors from being included into the campaign so the results are not screwed.  My thought was to create a profile script to determine IP address.  We would then use this script to create an audience that targets everyone but those ranges  Could someone please comment on how to set this up?  

Thanks for any assistance.

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    Best answer by ParitMittal

    Hi ,

    We have to change the syntax a bit. Please use the following code :

    var strIp= user.header('x-cluster-client-ip');
     
    var res = /^(192.236.17.44)$/.test(strIp);
     
    if (res)
    {
    return "Invalid IP";
    }
    else
    {
    return "Valid IP";
    }

    Please let us know if you have any more queries.

    Thanks & Regards

    Parit Mittal

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    nickhomer
    New Participant
    April 19, 2019

    Multiple full IPs would be
    var res = /^(192.236.17.44)$|^(192.236.17.45)$|    ^(192.236.17.46)$/.test(strIp);

    If you just want to match "starts with" you can drop the "$" at the end

    var res = /^(192.236)|^(192.237)|^(192.238)$/.test(strIp);

      muhammeda378996
      muhammeda378996
      New Participant
      November 6, 2018

      Thanks, everyone for this great info! How do I mention multiple ranges of IPs in the following code?

      var res = /^(192.236.17.44)$/.test(strIp);

      Can anyone please explain by mentioning 2-3 dummy IP range.

      K
      karinec21501309
      New Participant
      March 21, 2018

      Thanks, but this doesn't work...

        D
        dparker15
        New Participant
        March 21, 2018

        Here is how mine is set up (bluring out IP's)

        I create my audience by saying Visitor Profile; user.isInIpRange contains "webRange" where isInIpRange is the Profile Script and webRange is the value that would be returned in the script. 

        K
        karinec21501309
        New Participant
        March 21, 2018

        I don't get it working in Adobe target standard.

        Is it normal that in the available tokens I don't see user.header?

        My audience based on this script doesn't work...

        D
        dparker15
        New Participant
        November 29, 2017

        I just had to go through this exercise...see below:

        /^(192.236.17.44|192.168.1.1|192.168.5.2)$/.test(strIp);

        Separate it by a pipe as an OR statement.

        L
        laurenr36581018
        New Participant
        September 29, 2017

        I've used this in the past for multiple IP addresses:

        IP Address Exclusion/Inclusion Script Generator

        You can put in ranges or single IPs. Be careful though, if you enter too many, the script breaks with no warning as Target has limits on the length of profile scripts but for some reason it doesn't tell you the limit on save (unless this has changed recently).

        s_kala
        s_kala
        New Participant
        September 28, 2017

        Hi Parit,

        Can you explain this code. Specially /^(192.236.17.44)$/.test(strIp); part so that I can modify it to enter multiple IP addresses. I am finding it difficult to comprehend this code.

        Thanks,

        Suchindra Kala

        ParitMittal
        ParitMittalAccepted solution
        New Participant
        May 18, 2016

        Hi ,

        We have to change the syntax a bit. Please use the following code :

        var strIp= user.header('x-cluster-client-ip');
         
        var res = /^(192.236.17.44)$/.test(strIp);
         
        if (res)
        {
        return "Invalid IP";
        }
        else
        {
        return "Valid IP";
        }

        Please let us know if you have any more queries.

        Thanks & Regards

        Parit Mittal

          snoverd
          snoverd
          New Participant
          June 30, 2020

          Hi Parit, How can you manipulate this scrip to add ranges of IP addresses? 

          melissae6854041
          melissae6854041Author
          New Participant
          May 16, 2016

          Says that that the syntax is invalid.  Will not publish to adobe delivery network.

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