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# Configure an IP address list entry

Create an IP address list entry in Devolutions Server to store, organize, and manage multiple related IP addresses within a single vault entry.

The ***IP Adress list*** entry keeps the list of IPs in a single entry.

1. In Devolutions Server, select ***Add New Entry***.
2. Choose ***It Asset Management*** – ***IP Address List***.
3. Click ***Continue***.
4. In the ***IP Address List*** window, enter a ***Name*** and select a ***Folder***.
5. Click ***Add (+)***.
6. Enter the ***Name***, ***IP / Host*** and ***Description*** of the IP address.
7. Click ***OK*** to close the window. Enter the number of IP addresses to list. They will be displayed in order. You can also edit or delete an IP address.
8. Click ***Add*** to save the entry. The IP addresses are listed in the entry.


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