How to Configure Your Firewall For Use With VitalSource?
Firewalls and web filters work to block unauthorized access to computers. They can protect against other malicious activity on the Internet, such as hackers using “malware ” malicious programs often disguised as legitimate software to get at your private data. Sometimes firewalls and web filters block sites that are not malicious. This article describes our recommendations for configuring a firewall for use with VitalSource.
Established Domains
- If your server policy restricts network traffic, please add our established domains listed below to your permitlist.
- We advise against trying to create a permtlist of traffic to VitalSource based on IP addresses; if you are doing so, please know that our IP location may change without any warning.
*.vitalbook.com
*.vitalsource.com
*.cloudfront.net
*.googleapis.com
*.sendgrid.net
*.storage.googleapis.com/vst-mimeo-prod
*.print.vitalsource.com/
*.storage.googleapis.com/
*.textbookx.com
*.akademos.com
*.apple.com
*.google.com
*.crashlytics.com
Established Ports
Port 80
Port 443
Port 22 (NOTE: This port is only needed if you are publishing content to VitalSource via FTP)
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