# IP Sets

IP Sets allow cluster connectivity out of the e6data control plane. The set of IP addresses can be used to access the cluster.&#x20;

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Only users with ***SuperAdmin*** or ***DataAdmin*** privileges can manage Cluster Connectivity.
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## Create IP Sets

To create an IP Set, please follow the below steps -&#x20;

1. Navigate to **Connectivity** from left navigation
2. From the dropdown, select **IP Sets**
3. Click on the **CREATE** option provided in the right top corner
4. Enter the following details in the create form -&#x20;
   1. **IP Set Name:** Provide a name to the IP set
   2. **Description**: Enter the description of the IP set. This field is optional.&#x20;
   3. **IP address**: Enter the IP Address that will be used
5. Click on **CREATE.**

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## Update IP Sets

1. Navigate to **IP Sets**
2. Select the **IP set** you want to update.
3. Click on **Edit.**
4. You can update the following:
   1. **IP Set name**: Provide a new name to the IP set&#x20;
   2. **Description**: Update the description (optional)
   3. **IP Addresses**: Add or Remove IP addresses as per your requirement.&#x20;
5. Click on **Update**.

## Delete IP Sets

1. Navigate to **IP Sets**
2. Select the **IP set** you want to delete.
3. Click on **Delete.**
4. Click on **Confirm** to delete.


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