From the “Blocked IPs” tab, you can find all the addresses from which access to the application is prohibited.
An IP address can be added to this list either manually by pressing the “+ Add” button and then filling in the IP address field. Alternatively, this happens automatically if ten failed login attempts are made from the given IP address within a month (a successful login resets the counter). The counter is also reset if the last failed attempt was more than 30 days ago.
Automatically blocked IP addresses are identified by the comment field “Too many login attempts per IP.”
The block is permanent and does not remove itself automatically.

IP addresses can be added individually or as a range. Below are some examples of how to input addresses.
IPv4
100.100.100.100
– Blocks a single address.100.100.100.10 – 100.100.100.20
– Blocks the specified addresses within the range.100.100.100.*
– Blocks addresses from100.100.100.0
to100.100.100.255
(the asterisk represents all possible values in that position).100.*
– Blocks addresses from100.0.0.0
to100.255.255.255
.100.0.0.0/8
(CIDR range for geeks).
IPv6
2000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000
– Blocks a single address.2000::
(IPv6 single IP abbreviated format).2000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000 – 2000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:00FF
– Blocks an IP range.2000::-2000::ff
(Range abbreviated format).2000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000/120
(IPv6 full format CIDR).2000::/120
(IPv6 abbreviated format CIDR).
To modify or remove an IP address, right-click on the row and select the desired action. You can also select multiple rows and then perform the desired action.

Edit – Allows editing the IP address and comment field.
Move – Allows moving the selected IP to the list of friendly IP addresses.
Delete – Removes the selected address(es) from the block list.
Note! As long as none of your users complain about access to the application, leave the addresses in the list and only remove those IPs that are related to your users if necessary. Addresses are blocked for a reason, and this is to keep your data secure.