Permitting Inbound/Outbound Traffic with Jamf

Permitting Inbound/Outbound Traffic with Jamf

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This publication outlines IP prefixes and addresses that must be added to a safelist or firewall to allow inbound and outbound communication between your organization's internal network or permitted services, such as LDAP, and Jamf.

Network Communication
Jamf Domains Safelist
For information about additional domains used by Jamf services, see the Jamf Domains Safelist Reference.
Machine-Readable Address Lists

IP address lists are also available in machine-readable formats at the following URLs:

Note:
  • IP addresses resolved from a simple nslookup query will not work, as these addresses can change at any time.

  • Jamf controls the IP addresses listed on this page and is the only organization with access to communicate through them.

  • IP addresses may be registered in one geographic region while being physically deployed and serving traffic in another region.

Services Reference

NameDescription
jamf_pro_cloudTraffic for cloud-hosted Jamf Pro environments, generally known as Jamf Cloud.
jamf_cloud_servicesTraffic for configuring LDAP, SMTP, Rsyslog, SCCM, Title Editor, and other Jamf Pro services.
jamf_cloud_distribution_serviceTraffic for cloud distribution points available with the Jamf Cloud Distribution Service (JCDS).
jamf_ztna_endpointEndpoint agent traffic for Jamf's Zero Trust Network Access capability.