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## Configuration

Configuration options can be set at `admin/config/content/embargoes/settings`,
including notification options and IP range settings that can apply to
embargoes.
Configuration options can be set at `admin/config/content/embargo`,
including a contact email and notification message.

Embargoes can be managed at `admin/content/embargo`.

To add an IP range for use on embargoes, navigate to
`admin/config/content/embargoes/settings/ips` and click 'Add IP range'. Ranges
`admin/content/embargo/range` and click 'Add IP range'. Ranges
created via this method can then be used as IP address whitelists when creating
embargoes. This [CIDR to IPv4 Conversion utility](https://www.ipaddressguide.com/cidr) can be helpful in creating valid IP ranges.
embargoes. This [CIDR to IPv4 Conversion utility](https://www.ipaddressguide.com/cidr)
can be helpful in creating valid CIDR IP ranges.

## Usage

### Applying an embargo

An embargo can be applied to an existing node by navigating to
`node/{node_id}/embargoes`. From here, an embargo can be applied if it doesn't
An embargo can be applied to an existing node by clicking the
"Embargoes" tab on a node, or navigating to
`embargoes/node/{node_id}`. From here, an embargo can be applied if it doesn't
already exist, and existing embargoes can be modified or removed.

## Known Issues
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