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This article describes how to retrieve the IP addresses of Azure API Management service. IP addresses can be public or private if the service is in a virtual network. You can use IP addresses to create firewall rules, filter the incoming traffic to backend services, or restrict outbound traffic.
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This article describes how to retrieve the IP addresses of Azure API Management. IP addresses can be public or private if the service is in a virtual network. You can use IP addresses to create firewall rules, filter the incoming traffic to backend services, or restrict outbound traffic.
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## Public IP addresses
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Every API Management service instance in Developer, Basic, Standard, or Premium tier has public IP addresses that are exclusive only to that service instance. (They're not shared with other resources.)
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Every API Management instance in Developer, Basic, Standard, or Premium tier has public IP addresses that are exclusive only to that service instance. (They're not shared with other resources.)
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You can retrieve the IP addresses from the overview dashboard of your resource in the Azure portal:
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In [multi-regional deployments](api-management-howto-deploy-multi-region.md), each regional deployment has one public IP address.
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## IP addresses of API Management service in a virtual network
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## IP addresses of API Management in a virtual network
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If your API Management instance is inside a virtual network, it has two types of IP addresses: public and private.
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