You can restrict access to certain features in the platform using IP address filters. This article outlines the formats that are supported when entering IP addresses.
Supported formats
We support the following IP address formats:
Single IPv4 address
Enter a full IPv4 address to allow access from that specific device or location.
Example: 192.156.32.10
Range of IPv4 addresses using wildcard (*)
Use an asterisk (*) to represent any value in a specific octet. This is useful when you want to allow access from a broader range of IPs.
Example: 192.156.32.*
- This would allow access from any IP address that begins with 192.156.32.
Range of IPv4 addresses using CIDR notation
CIDR (Classless Inter-Domain Routing) allows you to define IP ranges more precisely using subnet masks.
Example: 192.156.32.0/24
- This would allow access from all IP addresses between 192.156.32.0 and 192.156.32.255
Learn more about CIDR notation →
Not supported
- IPv6 addresses are not supported at this time
- Partial IP addresses without * or CIDR are not valid