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joecox1980 asked Mike M answered

Firewall blocking clover mini from reaching destinations via https not included in FAQ

In order to get the clover mini device working, I had to allow more destinations than were listed:

216.58.219.104

216.58.219.72

107.155.123.25

216.58.192.104

216.58.219.136

216.58.219.168

216.58.192.72

69.164.214.230

107.155.123.243

Can someone confirm that these destinations are needed for the clover mini to work?

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Mike M answered

Sorry, we are unable to guarantee that any IP's currently being used will be static. Please refer to our documentation for some best practices in getting set up: https://help.clover.com/faq/are-there...

No static DNS entries for Clover websites: The IP addresses used by Clover’s domain names may change without notice.

One alternative is to resolve a host's IP Address via a simple script that you can run whenever you run into firewall issues. For example, running host www.clover.com in terminal returns the IP addresses below.

www.clover.com is an alias for vip21.prod.clover.com.
vip21.prod.clover.com has address 50.23.0.36
vip21.prod.clover.com has address 50.23.0.37
vip21.prod.clover.com has address 50.23.0.41
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