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# IP Allowlist

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IP Allowlist is available with the Total plan and above.
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To manage the IP Allowlist, go to the [settings panel](/docs/settings/settings.md) and select **IP Allowlist**. The option is only visible for workspaces with the Total subscription plan and above.

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## Settings

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Once you apply allowlist settings, you will loose access to the platform if your IP isn't in the configured IP range. You can exempt admins to ensure you won't be locked out.
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In IP Allowlist settings:

* **Enable IP allowlist** — toggles the IP allowlist on/off.
* **Exempt admins** — toggles an exemption for the admin [user role](/docs/settings/workspace/roles-and-permissions.md), which can sign-in from any IP address.
* **Allowed IP ranges** — each entry whitelists the starting and ending IP address, plus all addresses in-between. For instance, if starting with *100.0.0.0* and ending with *100.0.0.9*, a total of 10 IP addresses are whitelisted for sign-in. When whitelisting a single IP address, apply it as both the starting and ending values.
  * **Add Range** — adds a new IP range entry to the list.
  * **Delete Range** (trash icon) — deletes the respective entry.
* **Save** — saves edits to any of the above.


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