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Set allowed IP ranges for the domain

To set allowed IP ranges, open Edit Domain, click the Option tab and click Add IP Range next to Allowed Host IP range. Enter the start and end IP, click Add, and repeat up to 10 times. Ranges are saved at once. When you set an IP range on a user, it must fall inside these.

For: Domain adminWebSecurityAdmin

How to set allowed ip ranges for the domain

Where: Admin console › Manage Domain(s) › your domain › Edit Domain › Option

  1. Open Edit Domain for your domain and click the Option tab.
  2. Next to Allowed Host IP range, click Add IP Range.
  3. Enter the Start and End address. For one address, enter it in both.
  4. Click Add. The range appears in the table.
  5. To remove a range, click Remove in its row.

Options

Option What it does Default
Add IP Range Opens a window with the list of ranges.
Start First address of the range, for example 10.20.0.1. Up to 20 characters. empty
End Last address of the range. The start must not be greater than the end. empty
Add Saves the range. You can also press Enter.
Remove Deletes the range after the check below.

Example

Acme sets 203.0.113.10 to 203.0.113.50 as its office range. When Rohit's IP range is set to 203.0.113.20 to 203.0.113.30, it is accepted. A range outside the office range is refused with the message "User host IP-Range only allowed in" followed by your list.

Good to know

  • You can keep at most 10 ranges, and the same range cannot be added twice.
  • Both addresses must be valid IP addresses.
  • When the list is empty, user IP ranges are not limited by the domain.
  • Only the ranges you add here are checked against the IP ranges that you set for individual users.

Common questions

Do I need to click View / Save Changes after adding a range?

No. Add and Remove save the list straight away.

Why can't I remove a range?

A message tells you to remove the matching IP range from the users first. A range that still contains a user's own range cannot be removed.

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