IP Address

Use Whitelist IP Address to explicitly allow trusted IP addresses, wildcard IP patterns, IP ranges, or CIDR-style ranges.

Whitelist IP rules are useful for your own servers, trusted monitoring systems, business networks, or known partners that should not be blocked by custom block rules.

Marked Screenshot

Marker	Control	What It Does
1	IP Address	Enter one or more IP values.
2	Hostname	Enter the hostname value.
3	Guide	Open the related service guide.
4	IP Type	Select single IP, wildcard, range, or CIDR type.
5	IP Address	Enter one or more IP values.
6	Add IP Address	Add the IP rule to the list.
7	Remove All	Remove all records in this list after confirmation.

Add Whitelist IP

The Add Whitelist IP form includes:

Field	Description
Type	IP rule type
IP	Trusted IP value, range, wildcard, or CIDR-style value

Supported Types And Examples

Type	Single Example	Bulk Example	Use It For
SINGLE IP	203.0.113.10	203.0.113.10,203.0.113.11	Allowing one or more trusted exact IP addresses
WILDCARD IP	203.0.113.*	203.0.113.*,198.51.100.*	Allowing trusted traffic from a predictable IP pattern
LENGTH IP	203.0.113.10-203.0.113.250	203.0.113.10-203.0.113.250,198.51.100.10-198.51.100.50	Allowing a trusted IP range with a start and end IP
IP RANGES	203.0.113.0/24	203.0.113.0/24,198.51.100.0/24	Allowing a trusted CIDR-style network

The panel supports comma-separated multi-entry input for adding multiple whitelist entries at once.

Example Scenarios

Scenario	Type	Value Example
Allow one office IP	SINGLE IP	203.0.113.10
Allow two trusted IPs at once	SINGLE IP	203.0.113.10,203.0.113.11
Allow a trusted wildcard pattern	WILDCARD IP	203.0.113.*
Allow a trusted start-to-end range	LENGTH IP	203.0.113.10-203.0.113.250
Allow a trusted network	IP RANGES	203.0.113.0/24

How To Add

1. Open Settings > Whitelist > IP Address.

2. Select the rule type.

3. Enter the trusted IP value.

4. Click Add.

5. Confirm the entry appears in the Whitelist IP List.

Whitelist IP List

Column	Description
Date Time	Time when the rule was created
Type	Rule type
IP	Allowed IP value
Action	Edit or remove the rule

Important Notes

• Whitelist entries can bypass blocklist rules for matching traffic.

• Use whitelist rules only for traffic you trust.

• Avoid broad wildcard or range rules unless you understand the network being allowed.

• Remove entries that are no longer needed.

Related Pages

Page	Purpose
Blacklist IP Address	Block known unwanted IPs
Blocker	Review traffic decisions
Recent Logs	Review recent IP activity