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Allow Go1 domains through your network firewall

Configure your firewall or proxy to allow Go1's required domains for full platform access

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If your organization has strict network security settings, some Go1 features may not load correctly. This guide lists the domains your IT team needs to allow through your firewall or proxy.

Before you begin

Share this article with your IT or network security team. They will need firewall or proxy admin access to make these changes.

Required domains

These domains are required for all Go1 users.

Go1 content player

Domain

Purpose

*.go1.com

Core Go1 platform

*.mygo1.com

Go1 platform (legacy)

cdn.go1static.com

Static assets

scorm.go1static.com

SCORM content delivery

api.go1.co

Go1 API

embedding.go1.com

Embedded content

fonts.googleapis.com

Fonts

res.cloudinary.com

Media assets

api.cloudinary.com

Media API

go1-video-li-prod.s3.ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com

Video content

go1mediaprod-aueas.streaming.media.azure.net

Video streaming

Note: If your organization uses a specific Go1 portal URL, you can replace *.mygo1.com with just your portal domain — for example, yourorganization.mygo1.com.

Go1 platform

Domain

Purpose

cdn.ckeditor.com

Text editor

cdn.socket.io

Real-time features

jsdelivr.com

Content delivery

Optional domains

Only allow these domains if your organization uses the relevant features.

Payments

Required if your organization processes payments through Go1.

Domain

Purpose

js.stripe.com

Stripe payments

m.stripe.com

Stripe payments

Single sign-on (SSO) with SAML

Required if your organization uses SAML-based SSO.

Domain

Purpose

cdn.auth0.com

Auth0 authentication

Analytics and platform services

Domain

Purpose

js.intercomcdn.com

In-platform live chat support

Google Analytics

*.go1.co

Internal Go1 services

*.go1.cloud

Go1 analytics service

Still having issues?

If you've allowed these domains and are still experiencing problems with specific course content, the issue may be with a content provider's domain.

Learn how to identify content provider domains to allowlist using Chrome developer tools.

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