Hello @Juho Heinonen and welcome to Microsoft Q&A.
The IP ranges you need depend upon which cloud you are connecting to. You can get a list of them here.
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I have an Azure Data Factory Integration Runtime running on Windows Server 2019. The server has very tight firewall settings, and I need the firewall to be configured to allow connections required by Integration Runtime. I am following documentation on https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/data-factory/create-self-hosted-integration-runtime.
I have several questions regarding the firewall openings needed:
1) In the documentation, I understand that connection to *.servicebus.windows.net needs to be opened. But as I am required to tell ip address or ip ranges for firewall configuration, what values should I give? Is the list of service URLs found from Integration Runtime Service URLs enough?
2) I don't see my FQDN for my Azure Data Factory. Thus I understand that I need to allow traffic to *.frontend.clouddatahub.net. Again, I don't know what is a good ip range to specify. My Azure Data Factory is located in North Europe. What could I give as ip range for this wildcard url?
Hello @Juho Heinonen and welcome to Microsoft Q&A.
The IP ranges you need depend upon which cloud you are connecting to. You can get a list of them here.
Thanks, we were able to solve this problem, using the ip ranges. Thanks!