IP Address Whitelisting
TableCheck recommends not to use an IP whitelisting for security purposes. Instead, we recommend to use HTTPS with authentication (e.g. basic auth, Authorization header, OAuth, etc.)
If your organization insists on using IP whitelisting, please do as follows.
Connections to your Server from TableCheck (Webhooks)
Warning: This list may change from time-to-time. TableCheck will not give any advance notification of the change, nor do we guarantee that the information listed herein will be up-to-date.
Global (except Mainland China)
35.73.72.249
35.74.124.134
54.238.17.198
Mainland China (excludes Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan)
52.83.234.237
52.83.167.81
52.83.146.172
Connections from your Server to TableCheck
TableCheck does not use static IPs for its services. IPs may change on a daily basis.
Instead, we recommend to ensure all inbound API connections should use the fully-qualified domain name (FQDN) https://api.tablecheck.com
If your company security policy absolutely requires a fixed IP list, please refer to this file from Amazon AWS and whitelist all IP ranges in the
ap-northeast-1region (orcn-northeast-1for Mainland China):
Warning: By whitelisting all Amazon AWS IPs, you will be whitelisting IP addresses which are not under the ownership of TableCheck and which could potentially be leased by a malicious actor using Amazon AWS. For this reason, we recommend using the FQDN as the more secure solution.