# Quarantined
## Overview
The quarantined section will show requestors that have been banned for violation of the [Dynamic Rules](https://waap.docs.link11.com/v2.16/product-walkthrough/security/dynamic-rules) and [Rate Limiting](https://waap.docs.link11.com/v2.16/product-walkthrough/security/rate-limiting) rules, requestors that have been blacklisted, and requestors that have been whitelisted. You can add and remove requestors, and transfer them among the various lists.
## Main Display
There are four lists of requestors in this section:
1. **Banlist**
2. **Simulation Banlist**
3. **Blacklist**
4. **Whitelist**
Each is described in more detail below.
For each entry, it's possible to see the following: IP address, origin country, AS number, the violation that was triggered, "CNT/Limit" (the number of violations compared to the allowable limit), when the ban began, and when the ban will expire.
### **Banlist**
**All requests from these requestors are currently being rejected.** These requestors violated a rule that was set to “Ban” mode.
### **Simulation Banlist**
**These requestors are NOT having all their requests rejected.** These requestors violated a rule that was set to “Simulated Ban” mode. Simulated Bans are used mainly for testing new rules and seeing how they function, before converting those rules to Ban mode.
### Blacklist
**All requests from these requestors are currently being rejected.** These requestors were placed here by a Reblaze admin.
### Whitelist
**These requestors are exempted from the Dynamic Rules and Rate Limiting Rules.** For example, even if they violate a rate limit, they will not be banned.
## Managing Requestors on the Lists
On the right part of the screen is the section menu, invoked via the button with three vertical dots:
. Depending on context, the section menu will offer the management abilities described below.
## Adding an Entry
#### Banlist and Simulation Banlist
Requestors are added to the Banlist and Simulation Banlist automatically when they violate a Dynamic Rule or Rate Limiting Rule.
#### Blacklist and Whitelist
You can add a requestor manually to the Whitelist or Blacklist using the "Add New Entry" option in the section menu. This is demonstrated in the following video:
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Adding new entry - Example
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The fields are:
| Field Name | **Description** |
| -------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Type** | Cookie, Country, ASN, IP, Request Body, Request Header. |
| **Name** | Will appear for specific types: Cookie (Name), Headers, etc. |
| **Value** | The value which will activate the blacklisting. For example, when Type is "IP", the blacklistable IP address would be entered here. |
| **Reason** | User description of the reason for adding this entry. |
| **Expiration** | The expiration of the entry, in Hours or Minutes (only relevant for blacklists). |
## Transferring an Entry
Requestors can be transferred among the various lists with this procedure:
1. Select the requestor(s) by checking the box at the left of each entry.
2. Open the section menu.
3. Choose the desired "Move to" command (e.g., "Move to Whitelist").
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Moving an item to the Banlist can only be done from the Simulation Banlist.
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## Removing an Entry
### Automatic Removal
Requestors on the Banlist, Simulation Banlist, or Blacklist will be automatically removed when their expiration time is reached. (The Whitelist has no expiration time.)
### Manual Removal
Requestors can be manually removed from the list they are currently on:
1. Select the requestor(s) by checking the box at the left of each entry.
2. Open the section menu by clicking on its button ().
3. Choose "Delete".