Advanced connectivity requirements for the SendPro Mailstation
If you have extensive network security restrictions, your IT or network administrator may need these specifications to prepare for the installation.
For further setup instructions, visit pitneybowes.com/us/support/sendpromailstation.
Important: Do not use SSL Packet Inspection for the postage meter connection. The connection will not work.
Wi-Fi connectivity specifications
SendPro Mailstation supports
- IEEE 802.11b/g/n 2.4GHz networks
- 802.11a/n 5GHz wireless networks.
SendPro Mailstation does not support:
- 802.1X networks that require enterprise or domain authentication
- Public or Guest networks with a web page login
Port and communication requirements
This device uses only outbound communications through the network to minimize threats to your network and increase the ease of monitoring.
- Ports used for connection - ports 31314, 993, or 443 using TCP
- Ports used for upgrades - port 80 using TCP/HTTP
- Transfer data via HTTPS (with TLS 1.2)
- Wired Ethernet supports 10/100/1000 Mbit speeds
- Wired Ethernet does not support 1000 only and has to be 10/100/1000
IP configuration
- DHCP (Dynamic IP) is the default setting for the SendPro Mailstation.
- Static IP may be used. The following fields are available:
- IP address
- Subnet mask
- Default gateway
- Primary DNS
Security types
SendPro Mailstation supports
- WPA
- WPA2
- WPA3 mixed mode
SendPro Mailstation does not support:
- WPA3
URL requirements
The following Fully Qualified Domain Names must be allowed through your network for the SendPro Mailstation device to operate properly. If your firewall has restrictions, please allow access to these FQDN’s. We recommend these FQDN’s are left open for the device to function.
If possible, please use this wildcard string:
- *.sl.pb.com
If it is not possible to use the wildcard, please allow access to the following:
- upgrades.sl.pb.com
- api.sl.pb.com
- imp.sl.pb.com
- agent.sl.pb.com
- slpb-us-east-1-imp-csd01a.boxen.sl.pb.com
- slpb-us-east-1-imp-csd02a.boxen.sl.pb.com
- slpb-us-east-1-imp-csd03a.boxen.sl.pb.com
- slpb-us-east-1-imp-csd04a.boxen.sl.pb.com
- slpb-us-east-1-imp-csd05a.boxen.sl.pb.com
- slpb-us-east-1-imp-csd05b.boxen.sl.pb.com
- slpb-us-east-1-imp-csd06a.boxen.sl.pb.com
- slpb-us-east-1-imp-csd06b.boxen.sl.pb.com
- slpb-us-east-1-imp-csd07a.boxen.sl.pb.com
- slpb-us-east-1-imp-csd07b.boxen.sl.pb.com
- slpb-us-east-1-imp-csd08a.boxen.sl.pb.com
- slpb-us-east-1-imp-csd09a.boxen.sl.pb.com
- slpb-us-east-1-imp-csd10a.boxen.sl.pb.com
- slpb-us-east-1-imp-csd11a.boxen.sl.pb.com
Reverse lookups of the SendPro Mailstation IP addresses will resolve to Amazon AWS servers. Amazon AWS is the primary DNS record for the IP address.
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UPDATED: November 19, 2024