You can disable the redirect if a visitor is coming from a particular website/page or has a specified IP address by entering the page URL or visitor IP in the list. This is especially useful if you want to redirect only customers and not people from your own company or people who work in the same office location. For better accuracy, we suggest to check your IP here on our free GeoBrowse tool, and then add this one.
You can find this option in the Advanced Section of your GeoRedirect Settings (3).
Domain bypassing
This option is useful when you want to disable the redirect if the visitor arrives on your website from another website you own.
IP bypassing
Entering IP addresses to bypass is useful when you want to prevent yourself or others in your company from being redirected. You can use wildcards or enter an IP range. This field supports both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses.
Each entry you add uses one of three formats:
Exact IP — bypass only that single address.
Wildcard — use
*as the last octet to match an entire subnet.IP range — enter two addresses separated by a comma (no spaces) to bypass every address between them, inclusive.
Examples:
123.156.189.110 — bypasses only this single IP address.
123.156.189.* — bypasses all addresses from 123.156.189.0 to 123.156.189.255.
123.156.189.50,123.156.189.100 — bypasses the numeric range from .50 to .100 (inclusive). The value before the comma is the start of the range; the value after is the end.