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## What is the minimum allocation period for an Apple silicon Mac mini?
The minimum lease period for Apple silicon-as-a-Service is 24 hours due to license constraints. A Mac mini can only be deleted after a minimum allocation period of 24 hours.
The minimum lease period for Apple Silicon-as-a-Service is 24 hours due to licensing restrictions. A Mac mini can only be deleted after this 24-hour minimum lease period.
You can opt for automatic deletion after 24 hours by enabling this setting in the console. Note that the estimated cost **displayed in the summary of the creation form** in the console is indicative only and does not reflect the final cost nor engage you in consuming the selected rental period.

## How many public IP addresses can I assign to a Mac mini?
Each Mac mini can have one IPv4 address and one IPv6 subnet (`/128`).
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