About on premises node
This concept explains the configuration and usage of the on-premises decision node, which is crucial for defining decisions based on IP address matching and associated tags.
This decision node is only available if you have defined at least one account. If B2B on-premises access has not been configured, this decision node always follows the No path in your rule. For further information on configuring B2B on-premises access, see the Premises Option topic.
Use this decision node to define a decision based on the matching of on-premises IP addresses, and optionally the related tags, with the end user's IP address from which the end user accesses your content.
Note: This decision node does not check whether the end user has an account, only if the IP address from which they access your content is linked to an account. This means, for example, that if a registered user accesses your site from a defined IP address, they are granted the related access, but if they login to their account from a different IP address, they are not granted this access.
Select the condition to apply from the Condition drop-down menu. The options are as follows:
- Is on-premises - Select this to base the decision on whether the end user's IP address matches any defined on-premises IP addresses.
- Premises has tag - Select this to base the decision on whether the tags associated with the account group match the end user's IP address. A further field displays, enter the name of the tag to match in the Tag Name text box. As you type, a list of existing tags that match the entered characters displays under the text box.
You can select a tag from those listed, or continue typing to create a new tag. If no suggestions display, no existing tag matches the characters you have entered.