Allow list IPs?

[Power, Kevin, M]

Given the recent bot attacks, it is possible to allow list IPs from trusted sources? I work for Children’s Mercy in Kansas City, MO USA and we should be coming from 199.242.168.195

Thank you

Kevin Power

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[Matthew Speir]

Hello, Kevin. 

Thank you for your question. We don't have plans to institute a whitelist at this time, although if we see an uptick in these kinds of attacks, we may reconsider. 

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