If you are controlling access to your server by IP Address, you will need to allow our delivery servers to connect from the following addresses. You can not select which datacenters will process your email, you must allow access from all addresses to guarantee your email can be delivered. We try and make as few changes to this list as possible... and will inform all postmasters via email of upcoming changes.
| 108.166.117.93 | Illinois, USA | Added Feb. 2012 |
| 174.129.28.137 | Virginia, USA | |
| 216.58.39.211 | Ottawa, Canada | Added Feb. 2012 |
| 222.229.219.209 | Tokyo, Japan | |
| 64.15.147.141 | Montreal, Canada | |
| 66.85.178.50 | Arizona, USA | Added Feb. 2013 |
Retired addresses are no longer being used, if you previously allowed access to any of these addresses you can now safely remove them.
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