Clients using a no-reply address within their own domain should contact support to set up sender authentication.
LDAP, CAS, and other AAA solutions
Virginia, USA (V5P)
- Outbound: 34.195.222.109
- Inbound connectivity: N/A
- SFTP Connection: sftp02-na.myopenlms.net
Frankfurt, Europe (E3P)
- Outbound: 35.156.80.209
- Inbound connectivity: N/A
- SFTP Connection: sftp02-eu.myopenlms.net
Singapore (Z1P)
- Outbound connectivity: 52.76.28.220
- Inbound connectivity: 54.254.166.136, 54.254.137.246
- SFTP Connection: sftp01-ap.myopenlms.net
Sydney, Australia (S2P)
- Outbound connectivity: 13.54.73.224
- Inbound connectivity: N/A
- SFTP Connection: sftp02-au.myopenlms.net
Sao Paulo, Brazil (B1P)
- Outbound connectivity: 52.67.164.27
- Inbound connectivity: N/A
- SFTP Connections: sftp01-sa.myopenlms.net
If you’re using a Linux machine to connect, the account trying to connect has a ~/.ssh/known_hosts file, in which there is an entry for the SFTP service. To connect, either edit that file and remove any references to the servers and try to connect again, or use the following command: ssh-keygen -R sftp02-na.myopenlms.net
AWS Inbound
AWS utilizes dynamic IP ranges across multiple availability zones for stability reasons. As a result, we use CNAME DNS records for your Moodle sites and can’t accurately guarantee the IP address for your site won’t change. If you require whitelisting of your site, AWS recommends utilizing whitelist based on DNS resolution. This will ensure continued access in the event of an IP change.