Azure AI Bot Service
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Issue with Whitelisting Azure IP Ranges for Bot Service
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Muhammed Abdulaziz
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Hello,
I am encountering an issue related to whitelisting Azure IP ranges. I work on a bot solution that utilizes the Azure Bot Service and Microsoft Bot Framework, which we deploy on-premises.
Most of our clients deploy the service behind a firewall. When an issue arises related to IP blocking, we typically refer to the "Azure IP Ranges and Service Tags – Public Cloud" document, available here.
Recently, we encountered a situation where the domain "login.botframework.com" resolved to an IP address, "20.105.232.11", which was not listed in the IP ranges. Upon further investigation, I found that this IP is located in the Netherlands and belongs to Azure.
Could you provide any insights into this issue? Is there a reason why this IP wasn't included in the standard IP range list? Any guidance on how to handle such discrepancies would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you for your help!
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