Why are these CIDR causing errors with Snowflake Network Policy?

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Any ideas why the below IP addresses are saying they are invalid with Snowflake's Network Policy? It seems they support CIDR. IP Addresses with issues

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3 Answers

the first two are Tableau public addresses.

Host Name (Instance) Site Location IP Address or Range
prod-useast-a.online.tableau.com US East - Virginia 3.219.176.16/28
prod-useast-b.online.tableau.com US East - Virginia 3.219.176.16/28

The third is fivetran..

https://fivetran.com/docs/getting-started/ips

and the last is redshift.

But I suspect you know that.. it could be that they have a "block" block, to stop people foot gunning them selves.

I would ask a support question. because it should be valid

user_439920

Using the classic console did the trick for us

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Was a bug in snowflake, response from their team:

The behavior which you are seeing is failing from Snowsight. This is already identified and is currently under review.

Please make a note of the internal tracking number: SNOW-549872.

I am afraid that I do not have an ETA for the fix yet.

Edit on 2022/02/28: This issue in Snowsight is now fixed.

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