1 Introduction
An Internet Protocol address (IP address) is simply the address of a device on a network that other devices can understand. It can be used to locate, identify, and communicate with that device on the network (Internet or local).
2 Definitions
Mendix uses one IP address when someone connects to your Mendix application (Incoming IP) and a different IP address for when your application connects to outside services (Outgoing IP).
Incoming IP addresses are liable to change without notice and should not be used to access the application.
Mendix will endeavor to maintain the current outgoing IP addresses. However, they may change for operational reasons and this is subject to a 48-hour notice period.
2.1 Incoming IP
This is the IP address of one of our front-facing web servers. This is the IP address your browser connects to when you visit your application in the Mendix Cloud, for example, yourapplication.mendixcloud.com. You can also retrieve this IP address easily by performing a DNS lookup for this domain with, for example, http://ping.eu/nslookup/ (not 127.0.0.1).
2.2 Outgoing IP
This is the IP address other servers see when the Mendix application initiates the connection. You normally need to add it to your firewall if you want your Mendix application to contact one of your firewalled servers.
Mendix uses the following static IP addresses. If you need further information, please file a support ticket with Mendix Support.
2.2.1 Mendix Cloud v4
| Region | Location | IP Addresses |
|---|---|---|
| Mendix Cloud V4 Free Tier EU | Ireland (eu-west-1) | 52.211.106.230 52.18.20.119 52.18.122.238 |
| Mendix Cloud V4 Asia Pacific | Singapore (ap-southeast-1) | 52.77.0.52 122.248.194.24 54.179.212.86 |
| Mendix Cloud V4 Asia Pacific | Sydney (ap-southeast-2) | 13.54.220.143 13.54.176.58 13.238.3.124 |
| Mendix Cloud V4 Asia Pacific | Tokyo (ap-northeast-1) | 52.198.238.110 13.113.58.15 52.193.228.1 |
| Mendix Cloud V4 Canada | Canada (ca-central-1) | 3.97.111.124 3.98.194.54 35.182.171.81 |
| Mendix Cloud V4 EU | Frankfurt (eu-central-1) | 52.58.42.15 35.157.102.14 35.156.112.28 |
| Mendix Cloud V4 IE | Ireland (eu-west-1) | 52.18.10.62 52.208.39.99 99.80.177.69 |
| Mendix Cloud V4 UK | London (eu-west-2) | 35.177.185.47 52.56.174.215 18.130.169.15 |
| Mendix Cloud V4 US | North Virginia (us-east-1) | 52.205.207.103 52.55.243.62 34.197.224.250 |
| Mendix Cloud V4 US | Oregon (us-west-2) | 35.160.4.29 54.190.172.197 44.236.131.88 |
2.2.2 Mendix Cloud v3 (XS4/BIT)
Our Mendix Cloud V3 is deprecated, currently in a grace period, and will be retired at the beginning of Q3 2021. To continue running your licensed Mendix application on the Mendix Cloud, you need to migrate your app to Mendix Cloud V4. To learn more about Mendix Cloud V4 and how to migrate from Mendix Cloud V3, please visit the following page: Migrate to Mendix Cloud V4.
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3 Frequently Asked Questions
Why does the IP address need to change?
Because Mendix provides a platform we need to keep our infrastructure flexible. As a result, even though Mendix servers use static IP addresses, those IP addresses are subject to change occasionally. Since these are manual changes we provide a 48-hour notice. Please note that a longer notice period would hinder our operational capabilities.
In the past we have received the same IP address for multiple environments and/or applications. How is that possible?
The incoming IP address is the same for multiple environments and applications because it is the IP address of a front facing web server. The web server serves multiple applications.
The outgoing IP address is the same for multiple environments and applications because we use Network Address Translation on our routers.
Which IP address should be whitelisted on our firewall?
Usually you configure your firewall with rules for incoming traffic to your network. Therefore you need to use the outgoing IP address of the Mendix application.