To ensure that Advanced Database & Application Migration (ADAM) can connect to the destination database, you must add the IP addresses of ADAM servers to a whitelist of the destination database.
For information about how to configure a whitelist for a database, see the references that are provided in the following table. For information about the IP addresses of ADAM servers in different regions, see IP addresses of ADAM servers.
Type | Reference |
PolarDB for Oracle |
IP addresses of ADAM servers
If the ADAM server that is used to migrate a database and the destination database are in the same region, you can add the private CIDR block of ADAM servers in the region to a whitelist of the destination database.
Region
CIDR block
China (Zhangjiakou)
100.104.127.0/26
China (Hangzhou)
100.104.20.0/26
China (Shanghai)
100.104.107.64/26
China (Beijing)
100.104.141.128/26
China (Shenzhen)
100.104.136.192/26
China (Hong Kong)
100.104.87.192/26
Singapore (Singapore)
100.104.246.192/26
Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur)
100.104.3.128/26
Indonesia (Jakarta)
100.104.88.64/26
Japan (Tokyo)
100.104.111.128/26
US (Silicon Valley)
100.104.36.0/26
If the ADAM server that is used to migrate a database and the destination database are in different regions, you must add the public IP addresses of ADAM servers to a whitelist of the destination database.
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