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IP Access Control IP Access Control

Last Updated: Sep. 12, 2023

At Coralogix we take the safety and security of your information very seriously. As a result, access to your account is already protected with SHA-256 with RSA Encryption.

Several of our largest customers asked for more, and we listened: They requested the ability to restrict access to their Teams from predefined IP addresses, or network ranges. That’s why we introduced the IP Access feature. You can think of this as an Access Control List (ACL) for Coralogix.

Configure IP Access

STEP 1. Log in to your Coralogix Team.
STEP 2. Navigate to settings in your Coralogix dashboard by clicking on your initials in the upper right-hand corner.

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STEP 3. Click IP Access in the left-hand sidebar.

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STEP 4. Click ENABLE IP ACCESS.

STEP 5. Using CIDR notation, enter the IP address of the host or networks to which you would like to restrict access. Single host addresses do not require a network mask, but you could use /32 if you choose to.

For the first address defined in the ACL, configure your local network address (for example x.y.z.0/24), or at least the public IP address of the local host (a.b.c.d) currently used to access your Coralogix account (we detect this IP address automatically for you). When defining a CIDR block, we automatically display on the right side of the UI the corresponding authorized network range.

STEP 6. Once you have defined the desired IP address and the Name (optional), click Send to save the address to the ACL.

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FAQs

What if I would like to open access to my Coralogix Team to a list of addresses (network ranges or hosts)?

You can easily do that by creating a .csv file with any of the following structures:

  • CIDR block, name
  • hostIP, name
  • Or you could omit the name altogether, although it is recommended to use a name, which would allow you to easily visualize in the UI which address or range of addresses belong where, for example: Engineering, Support, etc.

The following example shows what your .csv file could look like:

104.18.10.234, TestPC
104.18.11.0/24, Support
Etc.

Please note that the space between the comma (,) and the name is optional. If you omit the name, then “N/A” will be used to designate the host address or network range. Once you have created your .csv file, click CHOOSE A CSV FILE in the UI followed by Open to add. 

Can I easily edit/ delete addresses / hosts previously authorized?

Yes of course, you can do that from the UI. You can also enable/disable a network range or host without deleting it.

Does the IP Access feature supports IPv6?

Currently the IP Access feature only supports IPv4.

What happens when I remove the last authorized network range or host?

When you do this, you will be effectively removing any ACL restriction to your system.

Support

Need help?

Our world-class customer success team is available 24/7 to walk you through your setup and answer any questions that may come up.

Feel free to reach out to us via our in-app chat or by sending us an email at [email protected].

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