Dedicated IP addresses for outbound traffic
When a partner insists on a fixed source address, what a dedicated outbound IP gives you over a shared one, and what Voroa offers for that need today.
What this covers
A dedicated outbound address is one that belongs to your services alone. It matters when another organisation will only accept traffic from a fixed address they have recorded, which is common with banks, insurers and enterprise partners. It also protects you from a problem shared addresses have: if another customer on the same shared address does something that gets it blocked or reputation-flagged, your traffic is affected too, and there is nothing you can do about it from your side.
Dedicated outbound IP addresses are not available on Voroa today. Services share the platform’s outbound addresses.
What you can do today
Those shared addresses are published, so you can still give a partner a firm answer. See Outbound IP addresses for the list to allow, and allow all of them rather than one — your service can move between machines.