Outbound
What to prepare before asking for a dedicated outbound IP
Prepare a dedicated outbound IP request with the workload, routing scope, retention terms, allowlist owners, acceptance tests and a recovery procedure.
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Choose where traffic leaves your network. Understand source addresses, allowlists and full or split tunnel routing.
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Outbound
Full tunnel or split tunnel? Start with what the traffic needs to do
Full tunnel routes internet traffic through an exit; split tunnel routes selected traffic. Compare scope, local routes, DNS, IPv6 and failure behavior.
Outbound
IP allowlisting for a team that doesn’t sit in one office
Use a stable outgoing IP for provider allowlists. Check address exclusivity, IPv4 and IPv6 routing, authentication and recovery before rollout.
Outbound
Shared or dedicated: choosing the IP your traffic leaves from
Compare shared and dedicated outbound IPs by exclusivity, address stability and provider acceptance. Keep inbound access and encryption separate.
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