Whitelist
Use Whitelist to add trusted allow rules for traffic that should remain allowed by your STOPBOT-protected services.
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Use Whitelist to add trusted allow rules for traffic that should remain allowed by your STOPBOT-protected services.
Whitelist rules are intended for trusted sources such as your own server, office network, monitoring service, partner network, or another known visitor source that should not be blocked by custom rules.
Allow a single IP address, wildcard IP pattern, IP range, or CIDR-style network
Allow a specific hostname or wildcard hostname pattern
Your own server or office has a fixed public IP
IP Address, SINGLE IP
A trusted network uses a known IP range
IP Address, IP RANGES or LENGTH IP
A monitoring provider uses a known hostname
Hostname, SINGLE or WILDCARD
A trusted partner has stable reverse DNS
Hostname, SINGLE
Open Settings > Whitelist.
Choose IP Address or Hostname.
Select the rule type.
Enter the trusted value.
Click Add.
Confirm the new entry appears in the list.
Test the protected service and review logs.
Only whitelist traffic you trust.
Prefer exact IP addresses or exact hostnames when possible.
Avoid broad wildcard or range rules unless the whole range is trusted.
Review whitelist entries regularly.
Remove old entries when a server, office network, or provider changes.
Return to the Settings overview
Manage custom deny rules
Review standard traffic decisions
Review advanced protection decisions
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