Exostar is growing and we are adding more resources to our infrastructure. To support this growth we will be adding new IP blocks and networks to our infrastructure. The addition of these IP blocks will require your organization to update their inbound/outbound whitelists and/or application configurations.

During the months of December and January, Exostar will be changing the IP Addresses that are used for our public facing Fully Qualified Domain Names (FQDN).

The Current IP segments will be transitioned to the New IP segments:

These changes will be implemented by updating the Domain Naming Service (DNS) entries. 

During the migration and updating of the application FQDNs, as with any DNS change, you may have to flush your DNS cache on the end-users computer so that proper DNS resolution can occur. 

• Please see the Browser Login Issues / Clear Cache page for more information.

Full Mesh FAQs

Should I change my company's firewalls to allow the entire segment or a specific address?

Does this only affect the application or does this also affect the integration points that have been set up?

Will Non-PROD (production) environment be changed before these PROD environments?

What actions/activities should we be focused on when validating that the change has no adverse effects?  Are we expecting that we’ll need to do a complete application and integration regression test? 

Does this IP address change have impact on API calls?

Is it mandatory for every business user to clear the cache/flush DNS?

For additional information, please contact your Product Owner, or you can contact the team directly by sending an email to: Full-Mesh@exostar.com.