To ensure seamless communication with ONEiO, customers using firewalls in front of their end systems must allow TCP traffic both from ONEiO to the end system and from the end system to ONEiO. See below for further information.

ONEiO EU Instance

Production

Inbound: End System > ONEiO

Static IP addresses:

• 54.77.75.179:443
• 54.77.137.161:443

(Address: https://rest-receiver.service-flow.com/api OR https://soap-receiver.service-flow.com/api )

Outbound: ONEiO > End System

ONEiO traffic may originate from any of the following IP addresses:

• 54.77.247.222
• 54.77.250.26

QA

Inbound: End System > ONEiO

Static IP addresses:

• 54.171.0.42:443
• 54.171.36.116:443

(Address: https://rest-receiver-test.service-flow.com/api OR https://soap-receiver-test.service-flow.com/api)

Outbound: ONEiO > End System

ONEiO traffic may originate from any of the following IP addresses:

• 54.171.68.212
• 54.171.121.41

How to test TCP connectivity from your system to ONEiO?

The easiest way to check if there is a network connection to ONEiO is to use a command-line tool like curl or telnet from the server where your system is running. Remember to test all the INBOUND IP addresses per environment. Here's an example with curl:

curl https://54.77.75.179 -k
curl https://54.77.137.161 -k

curl https://54.171.0.42 -k
curl https://54.171.36.116 -k

If you get an HTTP 504 status code and a HTML page as a result, TCP connectivity is ok.

Here's how you test with telnet:

telnet 54.77.75.179 443
telnet 54.77.137.161 443

telnet 54.171.0.42 443
telnet 54.171.36.116 443

You will just get a blank screen if the connection succeeds.

ONEiO US Instance

Production

Inbound: End System > ONEiO

Static IP addresses:

• 52.70.230.68:443
• 54.84.83.34:443
• 54.85.85.87:443
• 54.89.60.71:443
• 54.158.84.225:443
• 54.163.93.0:443

(Address: https://rest-receiver.us.oneio-inbound.com/api OR https://soap-receiver.us.oneio-inbound.com/api )

Outbound: ONEiO > End System

ONEiO traffic may originate from any of the following IP addresses:

• 34.237.10.206
• 52.202.67.102
• 3.220.114.171

QA

Inbound: End System > ONEiO

Static IP addresses:

• 3.83.180.98:443
• 3.216.200.132:443
• 3.223.23.149:443
• 3.227.187.103:443
• 18.213.214.27:443
• 34.199.197.189:443

(Address: https://rest-receiver-test.us.oneio-inbound.com/api OR https://soap-receiver-test.us.oneio-inbound.com/api)

Outbound: ONEiO > End System

ONEiO traffic may originate from any of the following IP addresses:

• 18.210.143.41
• 52.7.98.184
• 107.22.52.32

How to test TCP connectivity from your system to ONEiO?

The easiest way to check if there is a network connection to ONEiO is to use a command-line tool like curl or telnet from the server where your system is running. Remember to test all the INBOUND IP addresses per environment. Here's an example with curl:

curl https://52.70.230.68 -k
curl https://54.84.83.34 -k
curl https://54.85.85.87 -k
curl https://54.89.60.71 -k
curl https://54.158.84.225 -k
curl https://54.163.93.0 -k

curl https://3.83.180.98 -k
curl https://3.216.200.132 -k
curl https://3.223.23.149 -k
curl https://3.227.187.103 -k
curl https://18.213.214.27 -k
curl https://34.199.197.189 -k

If you get an HTTP 504 status code and a HTML page as a result, TCP connectivity is ok.

Here's how you test with telnet:

telnet 52.70.230.68 443
telnet 54.84.83.34 443
telnet 54.85.85.87 443
telnet 54.89.60.71 443
telnet 54.158.84.225 443
telnet 54.163.93.0 443

telnet 3.83.180.98 443
telnet 3.216.200.132 443
telnet 3.223.23.149 443
telnet 3.227.187.103 443
telnet 18.213.214.27 443
telnet 34.199.197.189 443

You will just get a blank screen if the connection succeeds.