Security settings — Trusted IP addresses
The Security settings page provides centralized access to trusted IP configurations. IPs added here allow login from approved networks with less strict authorization — useful for office networks and VPN exit points.
TL;DR
Go to Account → Security settings. Your current IP is shown at the top — check it to avoid locking yourself out. Click New trusted IP, enter a friendly name and an IP address or range (single IP, range like 123.123.1.10-20, or wildcard like 123.123.1.*). Use "Insert: Your IP" to auto-fill your current address.
3 things to know
Supported IP formats
Three formats are accepted:
- Single IP:
123.123.1.10 - Range:
123.123.1.10-20(covers .10 to .20) - Wildcard:
123.123.1.*(covers .0 to .255)
Use descriptive friendly names (e.g. "Office Copenhagen", "VPN exit point") so the list stays manageable over time.
Check your current IP before making changes
The page always shows your current IP address and whether it is already trusted. Check this before removing entries — if you remove your own IP and no other trusted IP covers your network, you may lock yourself out of the account.
2FA is also managed here
The Security settings page also contains the default Two-factor authentication (2FA) settings. See the separate article Setting up two-factor authentication (2FA) for details on enabling SMS-based 2FA for all users.
Common searches
security settings • trusted IP • IP whitelist • IP range • less strict login • office IP
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