> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.iproyal.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.iproyal.com/proxies/residential/dashboard/configuration/whitelisting-ips.md).

# Whitelisting IPs

In this section, we'll walk you through the steps for managing IP whitelists. We recommend reviewing our 'IP Whitelisting' documentation beforehand to familiarize yourself with the concept.

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[IP Whitelisting](/proxies/residential/proxy/ip-whitelisting.md)
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Navigate to the 'Residential' section on the sidebar menu (<mark style="color:orange;">1</mark>), which brings you to the main dashboard for Residential Proxies.

From there, find the 'Whitelist' (<mark style="color:orange;">2</mark>) button. Clicking this button enables you to manage and edit your whitelist settings, where you can specify and manage whitelist entries.

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On the configuration page, select the 'Add' option.

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Configure your proxy (<mark style="color:orange;">1</mark>). For more information about configuration and input meanings, head to the 'Proxy' section.

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[Proxy](/proxies/residential/proxy.md)
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Enter the IP address you want to associate with this configuration (<mark style="color:orange;">2</mark>).

Create your whitelist entry (<mark style="color:orange;">3</mark>).

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Every entry has buttons to manage it (<mark style="color:orange;">1</mark>).

Further down, you will find the formatted proxy list section. This area displays your proxies in a ready-to-use format (<mark style="color:orange;">2</mark>).

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