ChannelEngine: IP ranges

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This article lists ChannelEngine's IP networks and IP ranges and explains why it is required to whitelist them.

Table of contents

Introduction 

IPv4

FAQs

Introduction

ChannelEngine uses the following IP networks and IP ranges. They must be whitelisted so that ChannelEngine can run its tasks, send automated invoices, and troubleshoot efficiently.

IPv4

FAQs

I cannot whitelist entire ranges. Do you have a single IP address?
Because ChannelEngine has multiple servers running tasks, each with different IP ranges configured, as well as several office IPs, it is not possible to offer a single IP address.

Adding an outgoing proxy to facilitate that request would introduce both a delay (as all data would have to be transmitted through one or more additional servers) and a single point of failure (e.g.: if that single IP is blocklisted, DDoSed, or if the proxy is down, no tasks could be performed).

Most modern firewall solutions allow whitelisting entire IP address ranges.