Requirements for M-Files Cloud Connections
Before you connect to M-Files Cloud, read these requirements and restrictions.
Requirements
- Allowed protocol: gRPC
- Allowed port: 443
- There is no restriction for the IP range. Contact M-Files customer support or your M-Files reseller to determine your static IP address or check the IP range here: Azure IP Ranges and Service Tags. Also refer to How to get IP address or range of M-Files DNS name.
- Connections from the local network to M-Files Cloud vaults must be allowed by the firewall.
- Connections from the local network to M-Files Cloud vaults must support the
TLS 1.2 protocol.
- This includes Microsoft Windows operating systems, API solutions, client
computers, and integration systems.Note: TLS 1.2 must be used in on-premises environments if replication with cloud storage is used.
- Refer to How to Enable TLS 1.2.
- This includes Microsoft Windows operating systems, API solutions, client
computers, and integration systems.
- You must have an internet connection. For the best performance, the latency between the client and the M-Files Cloud server must be less than 50 milliseconds. You can use the connection status tool in the classic M-Files Desktop to analyze the connection quality.
Restrictions
Site-to-site, point-to-site, Azure Express Route, and other VPN solutions are not supported in M-Files Cloud. You can use Ground Link when secure connection to local data is necessary. Ground Link supports external repository connectors and external object types.
Pre-shared keys are not supported in M-Files Cloud.
Adding a vault connection
See Adding a Vault Connection for instructions on how to add a connection to the vault.