Permitting Inbound/Outbound Traffic with Jamf Cloud
IP addresses resolved from a simple nslookup query will not work, as these addresses can change at any time.
Jamf controls the IP addresses listed in this article and is the only organization with access to communicate through them.
Inbound Traffic to Jamf Cloud
To connect from your internal network to Jamf Cloud, add the Jamf Cloud DNS name to your safelist, for instance: https://example.jamfcloud.com.
For more information on the current IP address ranges used for inbound traffic to Jamf Cloud, see the following documentation from Amazon: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/general/latest/gr/aws-ip-ranges.html
The IP address ranges in that article are not controlled by Jamf and may change any time.
Outbound Traffic from Jamf Cloud
To connect from Jamf Cloud to your internal service, add the following IP addresses to your firewall rules.
| Regions | IP Addresses |
|---|---|
U.S. (All Regions) |
|
U.S. GovCloud |
|
eu-central-1 |
|
eu-west-2 |
|
ap-southeast-2 |
|
ap-northeast-1 |
|
Outbound Traffic from Jamf Cloud Services (Including Title Editor)
| Regions | IP Addresses |
|---|---|
| U.S. (All Regions) |
|
| ap-northeast-1 |
|
| eu-central-1 |
|
These IP addresses only apply to Title Editor customers configuring an SMTP server.
These IP addresses are required when configuring LDAP, SMTP, Rsyslog, SCCM, and other services.
In the event that the above IP addresses are changed, Jamf Cloud customers will be notified.
For more information, see: https://community.jamf.com/t5/jamf-pro/updates-to-inbound-outbound-traffic-with-jamf-cloud/td-p/282254 from Jamf Nation Community.
Outbound Traffic from the Jamf Cloud Distribution Point
| Regions | Domain |
|---|---|
U.S. (All Regions) |
|
eu-central-1 |
|
eu-west-2 |
|
ap-southeast-2 |
|
ap-northeast-1 |
|
Additional Information
For service port information, see the following article: Network Ports Used by Jamf Pro