Added clarification on using the IP of managed network endpoint and not a hostname

Ive seen a few instances of using hostnames in your managed network, causing them to not apply. Added note to use IP

Author: UsernameIHardlyKnowHerName

src/content/docs/cloudflare-one/connections/connect-devices/warp/configure-warp/managed-networks.mdx

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 2. Scroll down to **Network locations** and select **Add new**.
 3. Name your network location.
 4. In **Host and Port**, enter the private IP address and port number of your [TLS endpoint](#create-a-new-tls-endpoint) (for example, `192.168.185.198:3333`).
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+	**NOTE:** Please use the private IP of your managed network endpoint and not a hostname to prevent issues related to DNS lookups resolving the incorrect IP.
 5. (Optional) In **TLS Cert SHA-256**, enter the [SHA-256 fingerprint](#2-extract-the-sha-256-fingerprint) of the TLS certificate. This field is only needed for self-signed certificates. If a TLS fingerprint is not supplied, WARP validates the certificate against the local certificate store and checks that it is signed by a public certificate authority.
 
 WARP will automatically exclude the TLS endpoint from all device profiles. This prevents remote users from accessing the endpoint through the WARP tunnel on any port. If a device profile uses [Split Tunnels](/cloudflare-one/connections/connect-devices/warp/configure-warp/route-traffic/split-tunnels/) in **Include** mode, make sure that the Split Tunnel entries do not contain the TLS endpoint IP address; otherwise, the entire IP range will be excluded from the WARP tunnel.