List of BloxOne Points of Presence (source list and live status)

Hint, if you have BloxOne Threat Defense AND BloxOne DDI, you can enable “Local Resolution” on your security policies. This means that the OPH will resolve the FQDN locally, and thus the nearest POP of the SaaS service you are connecting to. However, the query response is not sent to the client until it has also been passed through the BloxOne Threat Defense cloud for security checks.

• US-West California, USA
• US-Central Ohio, USA
• US-East Virginia, USA
• Toronto, Canada
• São Paulo, Brazil
• London, UK
• Frankfurt, Germany
• Manama, Bahrain
• Cape Town, South Africa
• Mumbai, India
• Tokyo, Japan
• Singapore
• Sydney, Australia

If you specify a POP manually in BloxOne configuration, the BloxOne DFP and the BloxOne Endpoint will fall back to the Global Anycast addresses.

If you are forwarding to a POP from another device (e.g. BIND server or Microsoft DNS server) then you should specify secondary POP or the Global Anycast as backup IP addresses to forward to.