As an Administrator, you can manage the IP addresses permitted to access your clinic. By setting up location restrictions, you can ensure that only staff (Practitioners and Assistants) from permitted IP addresses can log in. By effectively managing permitted IP addresses, you can enhance the security of your clinic's account and ensure authorized Practitioner access. Let's explore each action you can take to manage permitted IP addresses.
When you enable Restricted Access, staff are required to connect from one of the Permitted IP Addresses. Follow these steps to enable Restricted Access.
Follow these steps if you need to turn off Restricted Access, either permanently or temporarily.
Adding a new permitted IP address is crucial in controlling access to your clinic. Here's how you can do it:
If you need to make changes to a permitted IP address, follow these steps:
Deleting a permitted IP address should be done cautiously, as it permanently removes it from the list of permitted IP addresses. If you're certain you want to delete a permitted IP address, follow these steps:
Important Note: Deleting a permitted IP address permanently removes it from the list. If Restricted Access is turned on, staff accessing your clinic from IP addresses not listed in the Permitted IP Addresses will be unable to access your clinic. Only staff associated with that IP address have access to your clinic. Make sure to communicate any changes to your team members to avoid any disruptions.
As an Administrator, you can manage the IP addresses permitted to access your clinic. By setting up location restrictions, you can ensure that only staff (Practitioners and Assistants) from permitted IP addresses can log in. By effectively managing permitted IP addresses, you can enhance the security of your clinic's account and ensure authorized Practitioner access. Let's explore each action you can take to manage permitted IP addresses.
When you enable Restricted Access, staff are required to connect from one of the Permitted IP Addresses. Follow these steps to enable Restricted Access.
Follow these steps if you need to turn off Restricted Access, either permanently or temporarily.
Adding a new permitted IP address is crucial in controlling access to your clinic. Here's how you can do it:
If you need to make changes to a permitted IP address, follow these steps:
Deleting a permitted IP address should be done cautiously, as it permanently removes it from the list of permitted IP addresses. If you're certain you want to delete a permitted IP address, follow these steps:
Important Note: Deleting a permitted IP address permanently removes it from the list. If Restricted Access is turned on, staff accessing your clinic from IP addresses not listed in the Permitted IP Addresses will be unable to access your clinic. Only staff associated with that IP address have access to your clinic. Make sure to communicate any changes to your team members to avoid any disruptions.
As an Administrator, you can manage the IP addresses permitted to access your clinic. By setting up location restrictions, you can ensure that only staff (Practitioners and Assistants) from permitted IP addresses can log in. By effectively managing permitted IP addresses, you can enhance the security of your clinic's account and ensure authorized Practitioner access. Let's explore each action you can take to manage permitted IP addresses.
When you enable Restricted Access, staff are required to connect from one of the Permitted IP Addresses. Follow these steps to enable Restricted Access.
Follow these steps if you need to turn off Restricted Access, either permanently or temporarily.
Adding a new permitted IP address is crucial in controlling access to your clinic. Here's how you can do it:
If you need to make changes to a permitted IP address, follow these steps:
Deleting a permitted IP address should be done cautiously, as it permanently removes it from the list of permitted IP addresses. If you're certain you want to delete a permitted IP address, follow these steps:
Important Note: Deleting a permitted IP address permanently removes it from the list. If Restricted Access is turned on, staff accessing your clinic from IP addresses not listed in the Permitted IP Addresses will be unable to access your clinic. Only staff associated with that IP address have access to your clinic. Make sure to communicate any changes to your team members to avoid any disruptions.