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IP address configuration

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The IP addresses from which Power Automate requests are sent depend on the region where the environment that contains the flow is located. We don't currently publish FQDNs (fully qualified domain names) available for flow scenarios.

Some calls a cloud flow makes might come from IP addresses that are listed in the Azure Logic Apps documentation. Some examples of these calls include HTTP or HTTP + OpenAPI.

You should also consult the Limits and Configuration article for a supplemental listing for known IP addresses that Power Automate uses.

Note

If you're restricting inbound or outbound IP addresses on your network (for example, through a firewall), to ensure flows continue to work, update your network configuration to allow both the IP addresses for Azure Logic Apps and the IP addresses for managed connectors in the supported regions. To learn more, go to Azure Logic Apps - Set up zone redundancy with availability zones.

Logic Apps

Calls made from a cloud flow go directly through the Azure Logic Apps service. Some examples of these calls include HTTP or HTTP + Open API. To learn which IP addresses are used by that service, go to the Logic Apps documentation.

Connectors

Calls made from a connector in a cloud flow (for example, the SQL API or the SharePoint API) come from these IP addresses.

If you must authorize IP addresses for your Azure SQL database, you should use these addresses.

Required services

The following table lists the services to which Power Automate connects. Ensure none of these services is blocked on your network.

Domains Protocols Uses
login.microsoft.com
login.windows.net
login.microsoftonline.com
login.live.com
secure.aadcdn.microsoftonline-p.com		 https Access to authentication and authorization endpoints.
graph.microsoft.com https Access to Microsoft graph - for getting user information such as a profile photo.
*.azure-apim.net https Access to the Runtime for Connectors.
*.flow.microsoft.com
*.logic.azure.com		 https Access to the Power Automate site.
*.powerautomate.com https Access to Power Automate site.
*.powerapps.com https Access to the Power Apps site.
*.azureedge.net https Access to the Power Automate CDN.
*.microsoftcloud.com https Access to NPS (Net Promoter Score).
webshell.suite.office.com https Access to Office for header and search. Refer to the Office 365 URLs and ranges for more details.
*.dynamics.com https Access to Dataverse tables
go.microsoft.com https Access to the Power Automate to check for updates
download.microsoft.com https Access to the Power Automate to check for updates
login.partner.microsoftonline.cn https Access to the Power Automate for desktop cloud discovery
s2s.config.skype.com
use.config.skype.com		 https Access to preview features managed through flighting and configuration endpoints.
s2s.config.ecs.infra.gov.teams.microsoft.us https Access to preview features managed through flighting and configuration endpoints for US government cloud.
*.api.powerplatform.com
*.api.powerplatformusercontent.com		 https Access to several Power Platform APIs.
*.api.gov.powerplatform.microsoft.us https Access to several Power Platform APIs (U.S. Government - GCC only).
*.api.high.powerplatform.microsoft.us https Access to several Power Platform APIs (U.S. Government - GCC High only).
*.api.appsplatform.us https Access to several Power Platform APIs (U.S. Government - DoD only).
*.api.powerplatform.partner.microsoftonline.cn https Access to several Power Platform APIs (21Vinaet - China only).

Endpoints needed to use Power Automate mobile app

The following table lists the additional endpoints you need when using Power Automate mobile app.

Domains Protocols Uses
*mobile.events.data.microsoft.com https Send telemetry for all production regions and supported US sovereign clouds from the mobile app.
collector.azure.cn https Send telemetry for the Mooncake region from the mobile app.
officeapps.live.com https Access to authentication and authorization endpoints for the mobile app.

Approval email delivery

Refer to the approvals email delivery article for details about approvals email routing.

Desktop flows services required for runtime

The following table lists endpoint data requirements for connectivity from a user's machine for desktop flows runs. You need to ensure that you authorize Global endpoints and the endpoints corresponding to your cloud.

Global endpoints

Domains Protocols Uses
server.events.data.microsoft.com https Handles telemetry for users outside EMEA, U.S. government, and Chinese clouds. Works as the fallback telemetry endpoint.
msedgedriver.azureedge.net
chromedriver.storage.googleapis.com		 https Access to desktop flows WebDriver downloaders. WebDriver is used to automate your browser (Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome).

Note

If you don’t want to allow the public endpoint *.servicebus.windows.net, you can allow the list of namespaces individually. To learn more about namespace endpoints, go to Allow list of namespaces endpoints required for runtime.

Public endpoints

Domains Protocols Uses
ocsp.digicert.com
ocsp.msocsp.com
mscrl.microsoft.com
crl3.digicert.com
crl4.digicert.com		 http Access to the CRL server for the public cloud.
Needed when connecting through the on-premises data gateway.
*.servicebus.windows.net https Listens on Service Bus Relay over TCP.
Needed for machine connectivity.
*.gateway.prod.island.powerapps.com https Needed for machine connectivity.
emea.events.data.microsoft.com https Handles telemetry for EMEA users.
*.api.powerplatform.com https Access to several Power Platform APIs (mandatory for cloud connectors utilization in desktop flows).
*.dynamics.com https Access to Dataverse tables (mandatory for custom actions in desktop flows)(also valid for GCC).

U.S. Government endpoints

Domains Protocols Uses
ocsp.digicert.com
crl3.digicert.com
crl4.digicert.com		 http Access to the CRL server for US government cloud.
Needed when connecting through the on-premises data gateway.
*.servicebus.usgovcloudapi.net https Listens on Service Bus Relay for US government cloud.
Needed for machine connectivity.
*.gateway.gov.island.powerapps.us https Needed for machine connectivity for US government cloud (GCC and GCCH).
*.gateway.gov.island.appsplatform.us https Needed for machine connectivity for US government cloud (DOD).
tb.events.data.microsoft.com https Handles telemetry for U.S. government users.
*.api.gov.powerplatform.microsoft.us https Access to several Power Platform APIs (mandatory for cloud connector action in desktop flows) (U.S. Government - GCC only).
*.api.high.powerplatform.microsoft.us https Access to several Power Platform APIs (mandatory for cloud connector actions in desktop flows) (U.S. Government - GCC High only).
*.api.appsplatform.us https Access to several Power Platform APIs (mandatory for cloud connector actions in desktop flows) (U.S. Government - DoD only).
*.microsoftdynamics.us https Access to Dataverse tables (mandatory for custom actions in desktop flows)(U.S. Government - GCC High only).
*.crm.appsplatform.us https Access to Dataverse tables (mandatory for custom actions in desktop flows)(U.S. Government - DoD only).
*.dynamics.com https Access to Dataverse tables (mandatory for custom actions in desktop flows)(also valid for public clouds).

21Vinaet endpoints (China)

Domains Protocols Uses
crl.digicert.cn
ocsp.digicert.cn		 http Access to the CRL servers for 21Vianet operated cloud.
Needed when connecting through the on-premises data gateway.
apac.events.data.microsoft.com https Handles telemetry for users in China.
*.api.powerplatform.partner.microsoftonline.cn https Access to several Power Platform APIs (mandatory for cloud connector actions in desktop flows) (21Vinaet - China only).
*.dynamics.cn https Access to Dataverse tables (DesktopFlow modules feature)(21Vinaet - China only).