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# Locations
The "Locations" section of the Dashboard is used to manage the locations defined in your StifleR environment.
A Location in StifleR contains one or more [Network Groups](/stifler/2.10/operations/dashboard/overview-and-navigation/network-topology/network-groups.md) which are often separated by a WAN link. For example, this might represent a physical office location.
The Locations section of the dashboard is separated by VPN and Non-VPN Locations:
## Locations List
The Location List will display all of the locations which are not considered VPN Locations. To view the Network Groups assigned to the location, select the **arrow** next to the Name.
This will display the [Network Groups](/stifler/2.10/operations/dashboard/overview-and-navigation/network-topology/network-groups.md) associated with the location. You can drill down further to display the assigned Networks or select the **Edit icon** to modify the [Network group](/stifler/2.10/operations/dashboard/overview-and-navigation/network-topology/network-groups.md).
## VPN Location List
The VPN Location List is similar to the Location List, but only displays locations which are considered VPN.
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