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December 16, 2019
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Adobe Creative Cloud Desktop - license validation websites

  • December 16, 2019
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We need to install Adobe Creative Cloud Desktop apps in an environemnt with limited internet access. That means that the environement only has a set on white-listed websites that are allowed.

 

We can allow full internett access when installing the applications but I have understand that ACCD validates license periodically and we need therefore to white-list these websites. Does anyone know what URL's that needs to be whitelisted to get ACCD to validate the license?

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Correct answer Vikrant R

You can take a look at the follwing document that lists all the end points that need to be accessible for all the Creative Cloud apps and services to work inside your corporate environment.

https://helpx.adobe.com/enterprise/kb/network-endpoints.html

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Vikrant R
Vikrant RCorrect answer
Inspiring
December 18, 2019

You can take a look at the follwing document that lists all the end points that need to be accessible for all the Creative Cloud apps and services to work inside your corporate environment.

https://helpx.adobe.com/enterprise/kb/network-endpoints.html

December 18, 2019

Thanks 🙂

Jeffrey_A_Wright
Legend
December 16, 2019

Dof, what type of Creative Cloud membership have you purchased?  There is no membership associated with the e-mail address you used to post to this public discussion forum.

December 17, 2019

It is an Enterprise membership

Jeffrey_A_Wright
Legend
December 17, 2019

Thanks, Dof, you posted to the Get Started forum which is designed for individual licenses and membership to Adobe products. I will move this public forum discussion to the Enterprise & Teams forum.  I would also recommend you reach out to your local Creative Cloud Admin if you have not done so already because any solutions offered will need to be implemented by your organization and requires access to the Admin Console.