IPv64.net CDN ServersThe IPv64 CDN service requires several servers to communicate with the end customer services. These are of course monitored by IPv64 and can be viewed by anyone here.
| srv01.cdn64.de | Online | 188.245.57.116 | 2a01:4f8:c013:2cdf::1 | 852,041 GB 2.361,797 GB | |
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| srv02.cdn64.de | Online | 49.13.166.255 | 2a01:4f8:1c0c:5669::1 | 2.031,563 GB 1.953,691 GB | |
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| srv03.cdn64.de | Online | 157.90.19.78 | 2a01:4f8:c2c:d5a9::1 | 292,869 GB 691,570 GB | |
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| srv04.cdn64.de | Online | 88.198.150.134 | 2a01:4f8:1c17:64c2::1 | 3.872,383 GB 1.188,926 GB | |
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| srv05.cdn64.de | Online | 188.245.246.194 | 2a01:4f8:1c1b:e588::1 | 1.098,320 GB 1.786,914 GB | |
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| srv06.cdn64.de | Online | 91.107.203.135 | 2a01:4f8:c010:974b::1 | 76,446 GB 105,856 GB |
To be on the safe side, you can add these IPv64.net CDN servers to your firewall whitelist. This way, only these servers have access to your services and your own security is increased even further.
The servers are randomly assigned to the customers. The premium servers are reserved for paying customers.
Premium servers can be recognized by the symbol and are assigned automatically.
These servers are significantly more performant with their hardware.
The data traffic for the CDN domains is forwarded via these servers.
These servers are secured against external attacks.