To create an IPsec tunnel, you must connect to one of the following Umbrella head-end IP addresses. We recommend choosing the IP address with the same region code for both your primary and secondary data center locations.
The data centers listed here are only for IPsec connections to the Umbrella SWG and CDFW. Cisco Umbrella has additional data centers for non-IPsec connections to SWG. For a list of Umbrella data centers, see Global data centers.
In further sample configurations on docs.umbrella.com, <*umbrella_dc_ip*> refers to these IP addresses.
US-1
Los Angeles, CA
146.112.67.8
US-1
Santa Clara, CA
146.112.66.8
US-2
New York, NY
146.112.83.8
US-2
Ashburn, VA
146.112.82.8
US-3
Miami, FL
146.112.84.8
US-3
Atlanta, GA
146.112.85.8
EU-1
London, UK
146.112.97.8
EU-1
Frankfurt, DE
146.112.96.8
EU-2
Paris, FR
146.112.102.8
EU-2
Prague, CZ
146.112.103.8
EU-3
Copenhagen, DK
146.112.100.8
EU-3
Stockholm, SE
146.112.101.8
EU-4
Milan, IT
146.112.107.8
EU-4
Madrid, ES
146.112.106.8
AS-1
Singapore, SG
146.112.113.8
AS-1
Tokyo, JP
146.112.112.8
AU-1
Sydney, AU
146.112.118.8
AU-1
Melbourne, AU
146.112.119.8
CA-1
Toronto, CA
146.112.65.8
CA-1
Vancouver, CA
146.112.64.8
BR-1
Rio de Janeiro, BR
146.112.93.8
BR-1
São Paulo, BR
146.112.92.8
If both data centers within a region fail, all traffic will be directed to the nearest failover (DR) site. The failover (DR) sites are listed below:
US-1
Dallas, TX
US-2
Dallas, TX
US-3
Dallas, TX
EU-1
Amsterdam, NL
EU-2
Amsterdam, NL
EU-3
Amsterdam, NL
EU-4
Amsterdam, NL
AS-1
Hong Kong
AU-1
Hong Kong
CA-1
Dallas, TX
BR-1
Dallas, TX
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