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# Fleet

The Fleet is the highest organizational level in a JFrog Connect account. An account has at least one fleet, but may have several.

Each fleet is an entirely separate environment that enables you to differentiate between users and devices that belong to a different product or use case. Therefore, each fleet has its own settings and properties. For example, a fleet can have its own users, permissions, and groups of devices which are completely separate from other fleets in your account.

A device can be registered to only one fleet.

## View Fleet Information

To view information about a fleet in your Connect account, do the following:

1. Go to Fleet Settings in the left navigation tree and then click the **Fleet** tab.

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2. If you have more than one fleet in your account, choose the fleet in the dropdown on the top left. The page will display the fleet settings and permissions for the fleet you choose.

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## Edit Fleet Settings

To change the configuration settings for a fleet, go to Fleet Settings in the left navigation tree and then click the **Fleet** tab. You can change the following:

* **Device Location**: Refresh the location of all the devices in the fleet according to their IP addresses.
* **Group Configuration**: Add a new group, edit a group name, or delete a group from the fleet.

## What’s Next?

Learn how to [create and manage users](/administration-new-ui/general-settings/user-management.md) in your account.


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