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3. This is the IP to which your resource is connected.
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## New data partitions with static IP private endpoints
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It is preferable to create private endpoints with dynamic IP to enable dynamic data partition creation. If you initiate the creation of new data partitions with static IPs private endpoint, it will fail. Each new data partition requires three additional static IPs which the static IP private endpoint is not able to provide.
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To create new data partitions successfully with static IP private endpoint, follow the below steps:
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1. Create a new private endpoint with either dynamic IP or enable public access.
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2. Delete existing private endpoint with static IP from Azure Data Manager for Energy instance and delete it from Azure resources also.
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3. Create new data partitions successfully.
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4. Delete the newly created private endpoint with dynamic IP and/or disable public access.
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5. Create a new private endpoint with static IP. This step will now ask to assign additional static IPs needed for new data partition.
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[![Screenshot that shows static IP with new data partition.](media/how-to-manage-private-links/private-links-19-static-ip.png)](media/how-to-manage-private-links/private-links-19-static-ip.png#lightbox)
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## Next steps
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