# Clickhouse

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### Step 1: Whitelist Endash IP addresses <a href="#step-1-grant-endash-service-account-permissions" id="step-1-grant-endash-service-account-permissions"></a>

If you maintain an IP whitelist for your database, you’ll need to whitelist these below Endash IP addresses so that your data can be accessed properly:

* **175.45.203.148**

### Step 2: Complete Endash configuration <a href="#step-2-complete-endash-configuration" id="step-2-complete-endash-configuration"></a>

1.  **Enter the connection name**

    Enter the name you want for this connection. Keep in mind that it should be unique among connections.
2.  **Enter the host**

    Enter your Clickhouse host value. It can be either the IP address or domain.
3.  **Enter the port**

    Enter your Clickhouse port value.
4.  **Enter username and password**

    Enter your Clickhouse username and password. The user should have at least read-only access to the schemas, tables you want to connect.
5.  **Enable SSL**

    If you have TLS configured with a globally-trusted certificate installed on your data source, you can enable TLS between Endash and your data source by ticking the box.
6.  **Connect and enjoy**

    Click **Connect**. Endash will validate your Clickhouse connection. On successful completion, you can start playing with your data right away.
