GoodData IP Addresses and IP Whitelisting

A common data loading use case involves extracting data from your local database and uploading it to your GoodData workspace. This can be impacted by firewalls in place to protect your internal database.

IP whitelisting is a security feature often used for limiting and controlling access only to trusted users. IP whitelisting allows you to create lists of trusted IP addresses or IP ranges from which your users can access your domains. To connect to resources behind enterprise firewall systems, GoodData’s data loading tools include a secured proxy so that all external traffic is passed through a consistent set of IP addresses that you can easily whitelist.

Using IP Whitelisting with the GoodData Platform

You can set IP whitelisting for either individual users or domains. IP whitelists set for users override domain whitelisting.

• To set up IP whitelisting for a user, use the REST API (see the ipWhitelist and effectiveIpWhitelist parameters). Only domain administrators can set IP whitelisting for users.

• To set up IP whitelisting at the domain level, contact GoodData Support.

Obtaining IP Addresses

To find the current IP addresses of your hosted workspaces (for example, secure.gooddata.com, secure.eu.gooddata.com, or your custom domain), use a command such as dig, host, or nslookup.

Whitelisted IP Addresses

Depending on the datacenter that holds your data, add the following IP addresses to your firewall:

Common Database Ports

GoodData Connection Ports

See Ports Used to Connect to GoodData.