About Network Access Restrictions

i am using acs3.2,but i find a question about
Network Access Restrictions.i edit Network Access Restrictions in shared profile
components,then i Select the Define IP-based access descriptions check box.i choose aaa client,type the applicable information in each of the following boxes,then click enter and sumbit.when i logging into acs server again,i find the AAA client, port, and address information does not appears as a line item in the table.why ?
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