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> You may want to configure exceptions to your settings for a specific OT sensor or zone. In such cases, create an extra setting for the exception.
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> Settings override each other in a hierarchical manner, so that if your setting is applied to a specific OT sensor, it overrides any related settings that are applied to the entire zone or site. To create an exception for an entire zone, add a setting for that zone to override any related settings applied to the entire site.
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-[Local subnets](#local-subnets)
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-[VLAN naming](#vlan-naming)
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-[Public addresses](#public-addresses)
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-[DHCP ranges](#dhcp-ranges)
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To add a new setting **Type**, select **Sites and sensors** > **Sensor settings**. Select the setting from the **Type** drop down, for example:
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### Public addresses
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Add public addresses that might have been used for internal use and shouldn't be included as suspicious IP addresses or tracking the data<!-- Theo is this correct? OR-->.
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Excluded public IP addresses that might have been used for internal use and shouldn't be included as suspicious IP addresses or tracking the data.
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Add public addresses that might have been used for internal use and shouldn't be included as suspicious IP addresses or tracking the data.
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1. In the **Settings** tab, type the **IP address** and **Mask** address.
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:::image type="content" source="media/configure-sensor-settings-portal/sensor-settings-ip-addresses.png" alt-text="The screenshot shows the Settings tab for adding public addresses to the sensor settings.":::
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1. Select **Next**.
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1. Select **Next**
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1. In the **Apply** tab, select sites, and toggle the **Add selection by specific zone/sensor** to optionally apply the IP addresses to specific zones and sensors.
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1. Select **Next**.
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1. Review the details and select **Create** to add the address to the public addresses list.
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### DHCP ranges
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Add the range of IP addresses to configure the DHCP settings that can apply to a device that might have multiple IP addresses associated with it.
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1. In the **Settings** tab, type the **From** and **To** IP addresses, and optionally enter a **Name**.
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:::image type="content" source="media/configure-sensor-settings-portal/dhcp-ranges.png" alt-text="The screenshot shows the Settings tab for adding DHCP IP addresses to the sensor settings.":::
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1. To add additional ranges, select **Add range**.
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1. Select **Next: Selection**.
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1. In the **Apply to** tab, select the sites, and toggle the **Add selection by specific zone/sensor** to optionally apply the IP addresses to specific zones and sensors.
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1. Select **Next: Review**.
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1. Review the details and select **Save and assign** to add the range of addresses to the DHCP range list.
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