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How to find or update IP address of Celonis Instance

Hi,

 

The screenshot shows the option of EMS to restrict access to Team from specific IP ranges (f.e. some part of company, city or country). Because of that there's no point in checking EMS IPv4 address.

 

EMS is of course hosted in cloud, so IP address is assigned to Celonis Node used (F.e. EU-3, EU-4 etc.), and you cannot change it by yourself. To get it, you can just ping the host (CMD - ping command with hostname f.e. ).

 

obraz 

If you're not familiar with basic networking knowledge (IPv4 + subnetting) it would be best not to set this setting up as you can lose access to your team.

 

Best Regards,

Mateusz Dudek


Hi,

 

The screenshot shows the option of EMS to restrict access to Team from specific IP ranges (f.e. some part of company, city or country). Because of that there's no point in checking EMS IPv4 address.

 

EMS is of course hosted in cloud, so IP address is assigned to Celonis Node used (F.e. EU-3, EU-4 etc.), and you cannot change it by yourself. To get it, you can just ping the host (CMD - ping command with hostname f.e. ).

 

obraz 

If you're not familiar with basic networking knowledge (IPv4 + subnetting) it would be best not to set this setting up as you can lose access to your team.

 

Best Regards,

Mateusz Dudek

Thank you! Would this IP be static or would it change? We would need to use this for whitelisting


Usually the host IP should be static, however there's no way to check it and be 100% sure., Maybe you can do some notifications if IP for the host will change. To check that you can try use ML workbench with something with some ping example in Python. I would investigate what IP is stored in response.

 

import os

hostname = "google.com" #example

response = os.system("ping -c 1 " + hostname)

 

#and then check the response...

if response == 0:

print hostname, 'is up!'

else:

print hostname, 'is down!'

 

Link: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2953462/pinging-servers-in-python

 

Best Regards,

Mateusz Dudek


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