Whitelisting xCloud at Your Server Providers

To make sure xCloud can connect with your servers, you need to allow xCloud’s IP addresses (IPv4, IPv6) at your service providers. This is crucial, especially if your provider uses a firewall or has strict API access controls.

For whitelisting xCloud IP addresses, you need to head to your firewall setup and allow xCloud IP addresses to your whitelist. The current list is at app.xcloud.host/ips.

This page covers provider API access for creating servers. To keep an existing server connected while you tighten its firewall, SSH or Cloudflare setup, see Lock down your server without breaking xCloud.

Whitelisting Vultr

After adding your API keys to xCloud, creating new servers should usually work smoothly. However, if you have set up a cloud firewall on Vultr, you might need to whitelist our IP addresses to successfully start a server. 

Recommended article for details on configuring the firewall is below:

Vultr: https://www.vultr.com/docs/vultr-firewall-quickstart-guide

Remember, at Vultr, you also need to allow the xCloud IPs under the API Access Control by navigating the Account → API field. Simply click on the Allow All IPv4, IPv6 box.

Find Vultr API here: https://my.vultr.com/settings/#settingsapi