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I know there are ways to prevent access to a website based on IP addresses...

Now consider a company having it's own network, domain and mail service. I need to give access to a website only when it is accessed through this network. The catch is i have to do this based on the network's domain name... and not the IP address...

Is there a way to do this...?

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Is the web site hosted in a server you manage ? Is so which one ? – proy Jan 29 '10 at 11:44
yes.. the one with the limited access will be in my server.... – Spiketide Jan 29 '10 at 11:59
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How many domains do you have in your network ? What is the Web server type (IIS/Apache) ? – proy Jan 29 '10 at 13:28
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If its Apache take a look at this If its IIS just go to the site properties, directory security tab and IP address and domain restrictions or check here

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