For example, if my agent has internal IP 192.168.1.223 and public IP 50.184.189.59, I would determine how to set this field based on how I wanted to target the agent in an agent-to-agent test. If attempting to reach the agent from the cloud, I would configure the Target for Tests field to reflect the public IP (50.184.189.59). In the event I needed to configure tests from inside my network, I would configure it to use the private IP (192.168.1.223). In the event that tests are required from both inside and outside the network, I would configure DNS in a split-horizon method, where DNS inside my network points to 192.168.1.223 and outside my network points to 50.184.189.59.