IP Filtering
Go to "Side Menu"– "Config and Monitoring"– "Security".
You can restrict the client IPs that can access the application deployed in the execution environment. IP filtering is performed in a white list fashion. An accessible IP address can be specified in the following way, and the sum of the specified contents will be the accessible IP address.
- Allowed countries
- Allowed global IPs (IPv4/Ipv6)
Setup procedure
- Click on the
"Security"menu in the Execution Environment Monitoring screen. - Click the “ADD” link under
"WHITELIST IP - FILTERS & POLICY". - A dialog box will appear, in which you can directly specify the application ID, country, or IP address of the IP address target.
- Click the
"ADD"button in the dialog. - Click the
"SAVE"button.
Setting example
The following is an example of IP filtering settings.
| App ID | Country | IPv4 | IPv6 |
|---|---|---|---|
| App_001 | Japan, India | 36.3.80.0/20 | |
| App_002 | 36.3.80.0/20 | ||
| App_003 | Japan, India | 36.3.80.0/20 | 2620:0000:02d0:0200:0000:0000:0000:0000/64 |
| United States |
In case of application "App_001"
- Access is possible when the access source is IPv4 from “36.3.80.0/20”.
- Access is possible when the access source is IPv6 and the access is from Japan or India.
- Access is not possible if the accessing source is not from Japan or India (e.g., the U.S.).
In the case of "App_002"
- Access is possible only from “36.3.80.0/20” with IPv4 as the access source
In the case of "App_003"
- Access is possible when the access source is IPv4 and the access is from “36.3.80.0/20”.
- Access possible if the access source is IPv6 and the access source is “2620:0000:02d0:0200:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000/64”.
- Access is available from Japan or India, except for the specified IP address.
When the application is not "App_001", "App_002", "App_003"
- Access is possible if the accessing source is from the U.S.
- Access is disabled if the accessing source is not from the U.S. (e.g., Japan, India).