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Yeah it means Stripe server can't reach your server. You want to make sure your server is reachable, and their hosting provider firewall allows all IPs from https://stripe.com/docs/ips#webhook-notifications
what should we do?
{
"WEBHOOKS":[
"3.18.12.63",
"3.130.192.231",
"13.235.14.237",
"13.235.122.149",
"18.211.135.69",
"35.154.171.200",
"52.15.183.38",
"54.88.130.119",
"54.88.130.237",
"54.187.174.169",
"54.187.205.235",
"54.187.216.72"
]
}
- Try to curl your own server, to see if you can send a test request to it
- Try to trigger a test event using Stripe CLI
- Ask your hosting provider if they can allow the IP list above
how frequent stripe is adding new IP address for webhooks?
and is those IP address are changing or no?
and how can we know if there are new IP Address or some IP Address has been changed?
so we can work on our end
Not frequent. Generally we don't have changes
It's to monitor above page, but it should be rare
should we include this?
if there will be any changes in the IP Address of webhooks, how can we be notify that there are changes? do you have notifications that will be sending to users of stripe?
No only the webhook sections
It's to monitor the page that the only way I know of, unfortunately. But as I mentioned, it should be very rarely happened