# Looker

## Create API keys

1. Go to your Looker dashboard: <https://company.cloud.looker.com>.
2. Click **Admin > Users** in the menu bar.

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3. Click **Edit** next to a user.

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4. Click the **Edit Keys** button next to API Keys.

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4. Click **New API3 Key**.

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5. Copy the **Client ID** and **Client Secret**.

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## Allow Dot IPs

If your organization uses a firewall to manage Looker access, Dot will only access your Looker through the following IPs:

* `3.229.110.216`
* `3.122.135.165`


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