> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.corvic.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Dedicated IP

> Reach APIs and storage behind an IP allowlist from a fixed set of Corvic addresses.

If your API, bucket, or service only accepts traffic from known IP addresses, turn on **Dedicated IP** for its connector. Requests through that connector then always leave Corvic from the addresses below, so you can add them to your firewall or allowlist.

## Corvic's dedicated IP addresses

Allowlist both addresses:

| Address |
| - |
| `34.56.16.161` |
| `34.173.28.233` |

## What uses the dedicated IPs

Only traffic sent through a connector with Dedicated IP turned on:

* Requests your agents and Python code make to the connector's API origin.
* For OAuth connections, the token refreshes Corvic makes to the provider's token endpoint. The sign-in page itself opens in your browser, so it comes from your own network.
* For cloud storage connectors, every request to the bucket or storage account.

## Turn on Dedicated IP

**1. Enable it for your organization**

Dedicated IP is enabled per organization. Contact [Corvic support](mailto:support@corvic.ai) to add it to your plan.

**2. Allowlist the addresses**

Add both addresses above to the firewall or allowlist in front of your service.

**3. Turn it on for the connector**

When adding or editing a cloud storage connector under [**Settings → Connector Vault**](https://app.corvic.ai/settings/vault), select **Use dedicated IP**.

## Related Documentation

> [card] [Connector Vault](https://docs.corvic.ai/connector-vault/overview.md)
>
> Store credentials for the APIs your agents call.

> [card] [Corvic Private Networking](https://docs.corvic.ai/virtual-network/private-networking.md)
>
> Reach databases in your own network over a private link.

> [card] [Deployment Options](https://docs.corvic.ai/deployment/overview.md)
>
> Single-tenant deployments with their own network.


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