New IP Range published, what actions are expected on IT side?

Hello,

I received the info regarding the publishing of new IP ranges by region
What is to be requested on IP side?

I believe they need to “whitelist” it?

they asked me “what servers of ours should communciate with these IPs”

Hi @adext01

Yes, they need to whitelist the new IP ranges on the firewall/network side.

For “what servers of ours should communicate with these IPs,” you can provide the list of your UiPath/Orchestrator servers or machines that need to connect to these IPs. Then the network team can allow communication between those servers and the new IP ranges.

Hi @adext01 ,
The servers that need access are the ones that communicate directly with UiPath services. Typically, this includes:

  • UiPath Robot/Runner machines (unattended and attended)
  • UiPath Orchestrator server (if self-hosted)
  • Automation Suite nodes (if applicable)
  • Any application servers, VM hosts, or VDIs running UiPath processes

Please whitelist the new UiPath IP ranges on the firewall/proxy for outbound communication from these servers.

Thanks

okey, so I guess only the names of our VM servers + the “local pc”

Yes. Just provide the VM/server names and the local PC that need to communicate with the new IP ranges. If needed, the network team can confirm whether they also require the source IPs.

@adext01

First did your IT restrict any ip traffic? you can check by opening cli and doing a ping

if no blocks then you need not do anything

else give your unattended servers/machines and your own development servers/machines so that they can dd the new ips to witelist

cheers