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Use Microsoft Flow to receive an email for changes to Office 365 IP Addresses and URLs
This is really nice, but I have to ask: can't Microsoft just mail out updates to a subscriber list like everyone else?
I'm really trying not to be sassy, but I just took about a thousand rows from a web page and filtered it down to 192 IPv4 addresses that we might care about, and couldn't help noticing that (1) there's a lot of duplication; (2) no shortcuts come out of that, because the networks range in size from /12 to /32 and (3) there's little correlation between a product and the IP networks its servers inhabit. Might I suggest that MS take all the servers for one product and group them in three or four /18s, take all the servers for the next and do the same? That way my Office365 ACL could be a dozen lines rather than 192. And here comes someone telling me how I can write a routine in Yet Another Scripting Language to extract information that the vendor could just email to me. Thanks, but....
Deleted thank you for the feedback. We are not able to subscribe you to an email list directly for when these change. I think you might prefer the RSS notification feed that we have. It doesn't require any setup, you can add it to Outlook and the updates will look like emails and can be forwarded to other people like emails. You can use this URL to produce an RSS feed for the Office 365 worldwide commercial. https://endpoints.office.com/version/worldwide?clientRequestId=b10c5ed1-bad1-445f-b386-b919946339a7&allVersions=true&format=RSS
We are working to reduce the number of IP Address ranges, but this project will take a little time.
Regards,
Paul