Hi, is there an orgnized page you are updateing with the server ip addresss?
I found something on the fourm but it seems like you updating the ip lists and because i can’t find the new ones it breaking my automations.
Can you please create a page you updating with the ips like the other automation sites has?
@abuaboud can you please help here?
Any news on this one? most automation site publish the ips and you can find it on google but i wasn’t able to find it here.
Hey there.
Could you please elaborate on why you need this, like what’s your usecase that’s requiring this?
Hi, i am from israel and i have around 40 websites and some of them under attack so i have stronger firewall.
I am using cloudflare and when someone come to my websites from different country cloudflare checks if he is bot. In that checks your servers get blocked and if i have automation that send webhook to one of the site it doesn’t work.
That mean that anyone that using bot mode on cloudflare that protect the site need to whitelist the ip lists of the services trying to go inside.
I use make as well and other tools and most of them simply have a page that provide the ip list and keep update on changes so you can whitelist them and you can find that on google (so this is example for make):
https://www.make.com/en/help/connections/allowing-connections-to-and-from-make-ip-addresses
Hi @Abdul any news on this one?
Please let me know you are not planing to post that so i will know to move the automation that causing me problem to make.com instead.
@abuaboud post it in the past here but the ips changed:
So i don’t see why keep it a secret and not make it in an organize page as all other automation tools do.
Sounds like Cloudflare’s security might be mistaking your requests for something like an ipstresser attack, especially if you’re making a lot of API calls in a short time. I had a similar issue and tweaking the request rate or adding some delays helped. You could also try using a different network or VPN to see if your IP is being flagged. Checking Cloudflare’s firewall logs might give you a clue too.
I think the only easy way to fix that is the post the ip list like you can find on any other automation site.
It’s a shame the ignore this post