Germany
Frankfurt
57.129.40.251If your firewall, CDN or WAF blocks unknown sources, allow only the three UPnator addresses and only on the monitored service port.
Allow all three. Missing one region can prevent quorum and leave a run in the unknown state.
Frankfurt
57.129.40.251Country location
51.38.134.159Toronto
209.15.246.235UPnator-Probe/0.26.3 (+https://upnator.com)For version-independent matching use the prefix UPnator-Probe/The examples below assume HTTPS monitoring on port 443. For TCP checks, replace it with the intentionally selected monitor port.
Three separate sources, one destination port.
sudo ufw allow proto tcp from 57.129.40.251 to any port 443
sudo ufw allow proto tcp from 51.38.134.159 to any port 443
sudo ufw allow proto tcp from 209.15.246.235 to any port 443Use only in the monitored endpoint location or virtual host.
allow 57.129.40.251;
allow 51.38.134.159;
allow 209.15.246.235;
deny all;The exception is an explicitly selected TCP check target whose exposure has been separately reviewed.
Saving a firewall rule is not proof that monitoring works.
Limit the rule to the target port and protocol.
Select the public probe group and expected result.
The first run is scheduled after saving.
Expect three results; 403 and timeout usually indicate a WAF or firewall rule.
Compare the response code and timing from each region. A Private Agent is the right solution for resources you do not want to expose publicly.
The agent initiates an outbound-only connection and runs checks from your LAN, VPN, MPLS or private VPC.