Do you have a great number of visitors from your own company visiting your webpages? Are you interested in excluding this traffic from the tracking to see what your guest visitors are truly doing on your site? Than Blocking IP Addresses is for you.
Options for entering IP addresses
For Single IP Address, you will want to enter the individual IP addresses you’d like excluded. This is the most commonly used method of entering IP addresses.
For Wildcard IP Address, you can exclude a range. This option is helpful if your IP addresses have some type of pattern but are not in consecutive order. You can enter the IP address and replace the section of the IP address that changes with an asterisk (*).
Example: 127.0.*.1
Range IP Address
Using the range option makes excluding a large set of IP addresses that are in consecutive order easy. This saves you the trouble of entering each IP address or adding multiple wildcard IP addresses.
Example: 127.0.0.1-127.0.1.1
Creating a Standard Snapshot - Step by Step
Here is a recommended process to help you get started.
- Step 1
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Go to Options in the left navigation.
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Add the IP addresses that you want to block to the list.
If you only need to block your own traffic, navigate to the section that says Add my current IP address and click on Add.
- Step 3
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Click on Update Settings.
That’s it, you have now successfully blocked IP addresses from your reporting data so that you get the most accurate results possible.