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# Dedicated IPs Management
This section allows you to manage dedicated IP addresses for your load testing. Dedicated IPs provide consistent source addresses for your performance tests, which can be useful when:
* Testing applications that use IP whitelisting
* Simulating traffic from specific geographic locations
* Conducting tests that require stable, predictable source addresses
The table displays your currently assigned dedicated IPs with the following information:
* Test Name: The associated test
* Status: Current status of the IP
* Dedicated IP: The actual IP address assigned to you
* Geolocation: The geographic location of the IP
To request additional dedicated IPs, use the "Request IP" button in the top right corner. This will allow you to contact the Loadmance team to purchase additional dedicated IPs for your testing needs.
These dedicated IPs can be assigned to specific tests when configuring your load tests, providing more control over your test environment.
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