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    How to allow Securly through your firewall?

    Securly's IPs are cluster-specific. We also have different ranges depending on which filtering method you use.

    DNS

    Cluster Direction IPs Protocol Port
    USWest Outbound

    50.18.216.174

    50.18.216.175

    tcp and udp 53
    USEast Outbound

    184.72.238.58

    184.72.238.71

    tcp and udp 53
    USEast2 Outbound

    18.220.192.95

    18.220.192.111

    tcp and udp 53
    Canada Outbound

    35.182.41.111

    52.60.36.138

    tcp and udp 53
    UK Outbound

    3.10.96.65

    3.10.73.55

    tcp and udp 53

     

    Proxy (DNS and SmartPAC)

    Cluster Direction IPs Protocol Port

    All

    Outbound

    204.110.220.0/22

    67.226.220.0/22

    tcp 80, 443

     

    Destination Based Guest Network Policy

    Cluster Directions IPs Protocol Port
    USWest Outbound

    52.9.127.56

    52.52.89.151

    tcp and udp 53
    USEast Outbound

    18.206.0.166

    3.226.219.211

    tcp and udp 53
    USEast2 Outbound

    18.219.22.71

    13.59.234.13

    tcp and udp 53
    Canada Outbound

    35.183.218.234

    35.182.94.148

    tcp and udp 53
    UK Outbound

    3.10.89.14

    3.10.101.46

    tcp and udp 53

     

    CIPA Compliance Mode

    During CIPA Compliance mode the -dp.securly.com endpoint for each cluster points to special load balancers that are designed to process traffic if the main system is impaired. These IPs should be allowed through firewalls in addition to the standard ranges:

    Cluster IP
    USWest 54.215.16.136
    USEast 34.228.139.54
    Ohio (USEast2) 3.18.226.115
    UK 3.10.184.103
    Canada 15.222.186.67

     

     

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