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Re: IP Range for white listing

Ken:

 

The Branded Bounceback Address Configuration Workbook specifies the IP addresses you should whitelist.  I'm not sure that link will work for everyone -- you might have to be an Oracle Partner to get to it -- so  I've pasted the details below.  I don't think Eloqua will mind.

 

Whitelist IP Ranges and Domains

View Eloqua-hosted landing pages and images in emails

POD1 - 209.167.231.15

POD2 - 209.167.231.23

POD3 - 142.0.160.10

  1. example.client.com

Receive emails from your Eloqua database

  1. 209.167.231.208 - 209.167.231.223 – Eloqua production servers (POD1/POD2)
  2. 142.0.162.16 - 142.0.162.31 – Eloqua production servers (POD3)

 

Later in the document, it also notes the following:  "To ensure your marketers can access Eloqua hosted landing pages they create and receive emails from your Eloqua application, whitelist your subdomain as well as the Eloqua production IP range."

 

Andy


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