Specify IP addresses for product access

Use an IP allowlist to specify which IP addresses users must use to access content in Jira, Jira Service Management, Confluence, and Atlassian Analytics.

IP allowlist controls apply to:

• Confluence spaces and pages (including public links)

• Confluence administration

• Jira tasks, issues, projects and forms (including public forms)

• Jira Service Management customer and agent-facing portals within the same site URL

• Jira administration

• Atlassian Analytics

If users attempt to access these pages from an IP addresses that is not in the allowlist, they’ll see a message explaining why they don’t have access. Users also won't be able to access that product programmatically via the APIs.

If users access your products from a Chrome browser, it's possible that their IP address doesn't update when they connect to a different network. This is an issue if their new address is in an allowlist. If this happens, tell your users to clear their browser's cache by entering these keys: Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + R.

View your IP allowlists

To view your IP allowlists:

1. Go to Atlassian Administration. Select your organization if you have more than one.

2. Select Security > IP allowlisting.

You will be able to access admin.atlassian.com even if the IP is outside the range of the allowlist.

Add an allowlist

To add an allowlist:

1. Go to Atlassian Administration. Select your organization if you have more than one.

2. Select Security > IP allowlisting.

3. Select Create allowlist.

4. Enter a Name for the allowlist.

5. Select the Products to apply the allowlist.

6. Enter the IP addresses to allow. You can enter up to 500 IP addresses, separated by commas.

7. Choose whether to enable the allowlist immediately, or later.

8. Click Create to save the details.

What values can you add?

You can set up 500 IP addresses or network blocks per product. We support IPv4 for individual IP address. If you're entering a network block, we support the CIDR notation standard for specifying a block of IP addresses. Refer to CIDR notation more details about how to use CIDR notation.

Some examples of values that you can add.

IP allowlist exceptions

In some cases, we cannot restrict access for users in your IP allowlist to specific information in Jira, Jira Service Management, and Confluence.

Regardless of your IP allowlists, users can always see the following information types:

We also don't apply your IP allowlist restrictions to the following:

• Application links that use TwoLeggedOAuth

• Connect applications