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I hope you’re doing well.
I would like to follow up regarding a firewall issue we’ve encountered. Our internal server 10.184.190.25 attempted to connect to several external IP addresses using apt-get and ssl, but the connections were denied by the firewall.

Some of the destination IPs include:

  • 151.101.130.132
  • 151.101.2.132
  • 185.125.190.81
  • 91.189.91.81
  • 192.100.77.186

From our initial review, these IPs appear to be associated with Canonical/Ubuntu repositories and CDNs like Fastly, which are typically used for system updates or package installations.

Could you please help clarify the following:

  1. Which firewall policy or rule is responsible for denying this traffic?
  2. Are these destinations considered safe and allowed in our environment?
  3. Would it be possible to whitelist or allow traffic to the necessary IP ranges, specifically for secure package management?

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I’ve attached a screenshot of the firewall log for reference. Please let me know if further information is needed.

Thank you in advance for your assistance.

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This chart includes the destination IP, organization, usage type, and our understanding of how each relates to Xibo. We would appreciate it if you could confirm or correct where needed.

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The IPs appear to be releated to the base Ubuntu OS updating. It won’t do that automatically, so someone entered the container and ran apt-get update etc

I can’t answer the question about your firewall policy - you’d need to ask your IT team which policy is blocking that traffic.

I can’t give you whitelists for Canonical’s infrastructure. The containers don’t do that automatically - to get security updates you should be keeping up to date with the most recent XIbo CMS release, so if those denies cause problems I’d suggest not manually entering the container and updating the OS in a way that we don’t intend you to,