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# IP Replacement

Learn how to replace IPs in your dashboard. Swap IPs while keeping the same setup, or modify countries and quantities.

You can modify your IP configuration for the following products:

* ISP Proxies
* Dedicated ISP Proxies
* Datacenter Per IP Proxies
* Dedicated Datacenter Proxies

## Replace IPs

Use this option when you need new IPs **without** changing countries or quantity.

1. Go to your [dashboard](https://dashboard.oxylabs.io/)
2. Open the relevant product instance
3. Select **Proxy list**
4. Click **Refresh**
5. Review the refresh summary, including the one-time fee, and confirm

{% hint style="warning" %}
Refreshing IPs applies a **one-time fee** (billed per IP).
{% endhint %}

## Change IP Setup

Use this option when you need to **modify countries, add more IPs, or reduce your IP count**.

1. Go to your [dashboard](https://dashboard.oxylabs.io/)
2. Open the relevant product instance
3. Select **Proxy list**
4. Click **Add/modify**
5. Select your desired countries and IP quantity, and confirm your changes

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