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# VGS IP Addresses

VGS IP Addresses to be used for allowlisting connections from services.

VGS has one sandbox deployment for development and testing purposes and multiple live deployments designed for production traffic. VGS customers use these various deployments to ensure low latency and to comply with region-specific data residency regulations.

The table below represents the IP ranges of each VGS deployment. These values are the source IP addresses that third-party systems will see when VGS initiates the connection. For example, if VGS is used to proxy HTTPS requests to a third-party, the destination will see requests from any of the IP addresses in the appropriate list for the VGS Deployment.

<table><thead><tr><th width="148.3828125">Environment</th><th width="222.109375">VGS Deployment</th><th>IP Address List</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>Sandbox</td><td>Sandbox</td><td><code>18.215.58.36</code>, <code>34.194.18.145</code>,<code>34.206.157.22</code></td></tr><tr><td>Live</td><td>US Primary</td><td><code>52.7.148.215</code>, <code>52.72.130.32</code>, <code>52.6.216.177</code></td></tr><tr><td>Live</td><td>US Secondary</td><td><code>3.16.209.84</code>, <code>3.134.27.31</code>, <code>18.188.64.143</code></td></tr><tr><td>Live</td><td>Europe</td><td><code>3.127.9.201</code>, <code>52.58.226.180</code>, <code>3.123.45.10</code></td></tr><tr><td>Live</td><td>Asia Pacific</td><td><code>13.251.51.26</code>, <code>13.228.44.128</code>, <code>18.142.82.242</code>, <code>18.142.40.114</code>, <code>18.139.189.91</code>, <code>13.214.75.36</code>, <code>54.169.99.34</code>, <code>13.251.247.188</code>, <code>13.214.106.172</code>, <code>13.213.112.215</code>, <code>52.220.35.47</code>, <code>13.213.106.145</code></td></tr></tbody></table>


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