Using Corporate IP Range

The Corporate IP Range function is used to define IP ranges for both internal and external networks, and to define authenticationClosed Authentication is a way for a user to prove that they are still the person they claimed to be during the identification phase by inputting something a person knows, such as a password or security question; something a person has, such as a token, smartcard, ID card, or cryptographic key; or something a person "is," using biometric data such as a fingerprint or facial scan. requirements such as the locations or IP ranges from which users can logClosed A record of background events typically related to systems, performance, outages, etc. A log is typically consumed by IT/Ops to help them ensure that things are running optimally and delivered according to the appropriate SLA. in to the Delinea Platform. For more information on using IP ranges in identity policiesClosed An identity policy determines whether and when a Delinea Platform user is presented with the challenges specified in the associated authentication profile. to control authenticationClosed Authentication is a way for a user to prove that they are still the person they claimed to be during the identification phase by inputting something a person knows, such as a password or security question; something a person has, such as a token, smartcard, ID card, or cryptographic key; or something a person "is," using biometric data such as a fingerprint or facial scan. when inside or outside a corporate IP range see Authentication Rules.

To manage corporate IP ranges, use the following procedures.

  1. Click Settings from the left navigation, then select Corporate IP Range.

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Add an IP Range

  1. Click Create IP Range.

  2. In the Create IP Range dialog, fill out the fields for IP Range or Address and IP Range Name.

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  3. Click Add.

Edit an IP Range

  1. Click the IP range you wish to edit.
  2. Update the settings as necessary.
  3. Click Save.

Delete an IP Range

  1. Select or hover on the IP range you wish to delete, and press the Delete key.

  2. When prompted to confirm, click Delete.