- CDN and Cisco Media Streamer Overview
- Cisco OMD Director Overview
- Initial CDN Provisioning
- Manage CDN Servers
- Manage Cache Groups
- Manage Delivery Services
- Manage Client Routing
- Manage Profiles
- Manage Content Invalidation Policies
- Device Groups
- KPI Metrics
- CDN Monitoring
- OMD Insights
- OMD Administration
- Example CZF File
- Example Ingest Manifest File
- NGB Whitelist File
- Header Rewrite Rules Syntax
- Configuring Enhanced DNS Request Routing
- Recreate OMD Insights Summary Index Buckets
- tacreport tool
- Access and Transaction Log Details
- OMD Director Alarms and Remediation
- OMD Monitor Alarms and Remediation
- Changing Mongodb Username and Password for OMD Director
- Manage Content Invalidation using the OMD Director REST API
NGB Whitelist File
This appendix describes the National Geo Blocking (NGB) whitelist file and provides an example of this file.
The NGB whitelist file is a JSON file that identifies a list of CIDR addresses that should be allowed even if NGB would block them. The NGB whitelist is assigned to a Traffic Router profile. Because only one Traffic Router profile can be applied to the Traffic Routers in a CDN, the NGB whitelist acts as a global list that will apply to all of the Delivery Services of the CDN.
The "NGB Whitelist File Format" table provides information on the format of the ingest manifest file. An example NGB whitelist file is shown after the table.
|
Key |
Description |
|---|---|
|
date |
Enter the date the file was created. This field is required but is currently not used. |
|
name |
Enter a descriptive name for the NGB whitelist file. This field is required but is currently not used. |
|
version |
This string can be used to track the version of the file. This field is required but is currently not used. |
|
customer |
Enter a string that describes the customers associated with this NGB whitelist file. This field is required but is currently not used. |
|
ipWhiteList |
Enter a JSON array of comma separated CIDR addresses that should be exempt from NGB blocking. This array can include a mix of IPv4 and IPv6 addresses in valid CIDR notation. |
The following is an example of an NGB whitelist file:
{
"date": "2018-08-10 22:59:03",
"name": "National Geoblocking Whitelist Policy",
"version": "1",
"customer": "CU",
"ipWhiteList": [
"192.0.2.14/32",
"192.0.2.158/32",
"198.51.100.0/24",
"203.0.113.0/24",
"2001:DB8::1/64
"2001:DB8::2/64
]
}
For information on uploading the NGB whitelist file to the Traffic Router profile, see NGB Whitelist.
Feedback