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      Whitelisting IP Addresses for FeedOps

      To ensure seamless connectivity between FeedOps and your website, you may need to whitelist specific IP addresses. This article provides detailed instructions on which IP addresses to whitelist and how to do it.

      Required IP Addresses to Whitelist

      For FeedOps to connect to your website, you need to whitelist the following IP addresses:

      • 35.201.28.10
      • 35.244.64.191
      • 35.189.45.109

      Steps to Whitelist IP Addresses

      1. Access Your Server's Firewall Settings

      First, you need to access the firewall settings on your server. This can usually be done through your hosting provider's control panel or via SSH if you manage your own server.

      2. Add IP Addresses to the Whitelist

      Using a Hosting Provider Control Panel

      1. Log in to your hosting provider's control panel.
      2. Navigate to the security or firewall settings.
      3. Find the section for IP whitelisting or allowed IP addresses.
      4. Enter each IP address (35.201.28.10, 35.244.64.191, 35.189.45.109) one by one.
      5. Save the changes.

      Using Command Line (for self-managed servers)

      If you have root access to your server, you can use command line tools to update the firewall rules.

      • For UFW (Ubuntu Firewall):

        sh
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        sudo ufw allow from 35.201.28.10
        sudo ufw allow from 35.244.64.191
        sudo ufw allow from 35.189.45.109
        sudo ufw reload

      • For iptables:

        sh
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        sudo iptables -A INPUT -s 35.201.28.10 -j ACCEPT
        sudo iptables -A INPUT -s 35.244.64.191 -j ACCEPT
        sudo iptables -A INPUT -s 35.189.45.109 -j ACCEPT
        sudo service iptables save
        sudo service iptables restart

      3. Verify the Whitelisting

      After whitelisting the IP addresses, verify the changes to ensure FeedOps can connect without issues. You can do this by:

      • Testing the connection from FeedOps to your website.
      • Checking firewall logs to confirm that traffic from the whitelisted IPs is not being blocked.

      Conclusion

      Whitelisting the required IP addresses ensures FeedOps can connect to your website smoothly. Follow the steps outlined above based on your server management method to update your firewall settings. If you encounter any issues, contact your hosting provider or server administrator for assistance.

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