There can be situations where your app is behind a strict firewall. In those cases, apps should have access to callstats.io services to send statistics.
If your firewall has the option to whitelist the whole domain then you can:
Whitelist the *.callstats.io domain
In other cases, you might have to specify individual URL to be whitelisted. Here is the list of URLs callstats.io SDK connects to, you should whitelist these URLs and enable HTTP2.0:
Whitelist the following URLs
- Collector URL - https://collector.callstats.io/
- Auth Service URL - https://auth.callstats.io/
- callstats.io internal API URL - https://dashboard.callstats.io/
- WebSocket URL - wss://collector.callstats.io/ (deprecated)
- Configuration service- https://appsettings.callstats.io/
- Events URL - https://events.callstats.io/
- Stats URL- https://stats.callstats.io/
- US URLs
- Configuration service US - https://appsettings-us-west-2.callstats.io/
- Events URL US - https://events-us-west-2.callstats.io/
- Stats URL US - https://stats-us-west-2.callstats.io
- EU URLs
- Configuration service EU - https://appsettings-eu-west-1.callstats.io/
- Events URL EU - https://events-eu-west-1.callstats.io/
- Stats URL EU - https://stats-eu-west-1.callstats.io/
For running Smart Connectivity Tests, whitelist the following URLs
taas.aws.callstats.io
taas-us-east-1.aws.callstats.io
taas-us-west-2.aws.callstats.io
taas-eu-west-1.aws.callstats.io
taas-ap-southeast-1.aws.callstats.io
taas-ap-southeast-2.aws.callstats.io
taas-ap-south-1.aws.callstats.io
taas-sa-east-1.aws.callstats.io
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