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-We have a Concept of NOC/Datacenter in our IP manager, in which IPs are Allotted based on NOC\\
+We have a Concept of Datacenter/NOC in our IP manager, in which IPs are Allotted based on NOC\\
-Were you can have multiple servers on a different DCs, and each NOC/DCs have its different IP range. and you need to controle all that from the same WHMCS .
+Where you can have multiple servers on a different Datacenters (NOCs), and each NOC have its different IP range. and you still need to control all of that from the same WHMCS .
-i.e : If you need some servers to use completely different set of IPs, like when it is located on different DataCenter,\\
+i.e : If you need some servers to use completely different set of IPs, like when it is located on different Data Center,\\
-you can simply change those server's NOC/DC field to Some other name, that will be used exactly for a range of IPs on the IP Manager , so VMs created on those servers will use only those suitable IPs, based on their NOC/DC Field value.
+you can simply change those server's 'Datacenter/NOC' field to Some other name, the same name will be used exactly for a range of IPs on the IP Manager , so VMs created on those servers will use only those suitable IPs based on their 'Datacenter/NOC' Field value.
-IPs always filtered based on NOC/DC Value of the used server, if no value specified on the server NOC/DC field (empty), then it is called the Default NOC.\\
+IPs always filtered based on 'Datacenter/NOC' Value of the used server, \\
-By Default all Servers will be added to **(Default)** NOC Set of IPs
+if no value specified on the server NOC/DC field (empty), then it is called the Default NOC.\\
+By Default all Servers will be added to **(Default)** NOC Set of IPs Unless you change that value manually.