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 Cloudflare brings security and performance to our customers' digital estates. However, one of the challenges with proxying services is that interactions on the web (for example, DNS queries, web requests to Internet or SaaS services, etc.) that go to Cloudflare will appear to the world as coming from Cloudflare IP space. This can create challenges for some enterprises.
 
-For example, partners or other B2B relationships may use public IP space owned by a customer for attestation and attribution in various transactions. They may look at the resolved address for a public hostname (eg. [www.example.com](http://www.example.com)) and expect that IP to match a specific range or address known to be owned by the customer.
+For example, partners or other B2B relationships may use public IP space owned by a customer for attestation and attribution in various transactions. They may look at the resolved address for a public hostname (for example, [www.example.com](http://www.example.com)) and expect that IP to match a specific range or address known to be owned by the customer.
 
 Cloudflare allows customers to Bring Your Own IP (BYOIP) which allows enterprises to bring their IP space to Cloudflare, thus gaining the security and performance of the Cloudflare platform while still appearing to the rest of the world via their own public IP space. This reference architecture diagram will highlight the different ways customers can bring their IP space to the Cloudflare network and the benefits that are achieved.