Difference between intranet and internet ?

Does the HttpServletRequest object hold the information if the user is access a website from intranet or internet ?
I neeed this while some users are only allowed to access the website internally. The website uses certificates...
Is there a easy way to do it or do I need to look for the IP numbers?

You need to look at the IP numbers, though even that is probably spoofable.
You could use a separate server IP address or port number for you intranet users and make sure your firewall allows only intranet users onto this.

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