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Infoblox Threat Defense (Business Cloud/Advanced)
DNS Resolution - Bahrain
Infoblox DNS Firewall (RPZ)
DNS Forwarding Proxy (DFP)
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Active Incidents
Due to an ongoing issue with AWS services in the Bahrain region, Threat Defense DNS traffic originating from the Bahrain site has been temporarily rerouted to the nearest available sites to ensure service continuity.
Impact: Customers attempting to connect to our Global and Regional Anycast IP addresses (52.119.41.100, 52.119.41.61, 103.80.6.100 & 103.80.6.61) may experience traffic being rerouted to the nearest sites. Please note that no service interruption is expected.
Please follow the KB article https://support.infoblox.com/s/article/DNS-Traffic-Rerouting-Due-to-AWS-Issue-in-Bahrain-Region for latest details. If you are experiencing a service impact or require further assistance, please contact our support team at https://support.infoblox.com/.
Recently Resolved Incidents
Following the DNS root zone KSK rollover on 11 October 2026, customers using NIOS recursive DNS resolvers with DNSSEC validation enabled should review the KB and follow the recommended actions to ensure continued DNSSEC validation and avoid potential DNS resolution failures.
Please refer to the KB for affected configurations, recommended actions, and verification steps.: NIOS – DNSSEC Root Zone KSK Rollover in October 2026:- https://support.infoblox.com/s/article/DNSSEC-Root-Zone-KSK-Rollover-2026
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Infoblox Components
Infoblox Threat Defense (Essentials)
Infoblox Portal - North America
Threat Feeds - US East
Threat Feeds - US West
Dossier - North America
Infoblox Portal - Europe
Threat Feeds Server 1 - Europe
Threat Feeds Server 2 - Europe
Dossier - Europe
Infoblox Threat Defense (Business On-prem)
Infoblox Portal - North America
Threat Feeds - US East
Threat Feeds - US West
Dossier - North America
Threat Insight - North America
Infoblox Ecosystem - North America
Infoblox Portal - Europe
Threat Feeds Server 1 - Europe
Threat Feeds Server 2 - Europe
Dossier - Europe
Threat Insight - Europe
Infoblox Ecosystem - Europe
Infoblox Threat Defense (Business Cloud/Advanced)
Infoblox Portal - North America
Threat Feeds - US East
Threat Feeds - US West
Dossier - North America
Threat Insight - North America
Infoblox Ecosystem - North America
Reporting Service - North America
DNS Forwarding Proxy (DFP) Service - North America
Infoblox Endpoint - North America
Threat Intelligence Data Exchange (TIDE) - North America
Category Filter - North America
DNS Resolution - Virginia, US
DNS Resolution - Ohio, US
DNS Resolution - California, US
DNS Resolution - São Paulo, Brazil
DNS Resolution - Toronto, CA
DNS Resolution - Tokyo, JP
DNS Resolution - Hong Kong, HK
DNS Resolution - Singapore, SG
DNS Resolution - Sydney, AU
DNS Resolution - Mumbai, IN
DNS Resolution - Hyderabad, IN
DNS Resolution - Frankfurt, DE
DNS Resolution - London, GB
DNS Resolution - Bahrain
Due to an ongoing issue with AWS services in the Bahrain region, Threat Defense DNS traffic originating from the Bahrain site has been temporarily rerouted to the nearest available sites to ensure service continuity.
Impact: Customers attempting to connect to our Global and Regional Anycast IP addresses (52.119.41.100, 52.119.41.61, 103.80.6.100 & 103.80.6.61) may experience traffic being rerouted to the nearest sites. Please note that no service interruption is expected.
Please follow the KB article https://support.infoblox.com/s/article/DNS-Traffic-Rerouting-Due-to-AWS-Issue-in-Bahrain-Region for latest details. If you are experiencing a service impact or require further assistance, please contact our support team at https://support.infoblox.com/.
DNS Resolution - South Africa, ZA
Infoblox Portal - Europe
Threat Feeds Server 1 - Europe
Threat Feeds Server 2 - Europe
Dossier - Europe
Threat Insight - Europe
Infoblox Ecosystem - Europe
DNS Forwarding Proxy (DFP) Service - Europe
Infoblox Endpoint - Europe
Threat Intelligence Data Exchange (TIDE) - Europe
Reporting Service - Europe
Category Filter - Europe
Infoblox Universal DDI
Infoblox Portal - North America
DNS - North America
DNS Traffic Control (DTC) - North America
DHCP/IPAM - North America
NTP - North America
Reporting Service - North America
Infoblox Ecosystem - North America
AWS Africa (Cape Town)
Infoblox Portal - Europe
DNS - Europe
AWS Asia Pacific (Singapore)
DNS Traffic Control (DTC) - Europe
DHCP/IPAM - Europe
AWS Asia Pacific (Sydney)
NTP - Europe
AWS Middle East (UAE)
Reporting Service - Europe
Infoblox Ecosystem - Europe
GCP Asia East (Hong Kong)
Infoblox NIOS-X as a Service
GCP Europe West (London)
Infoblox Portal - North America
Infoblox Portal - Europe
AWS Africa (Cape Town)
AWS Asia Pacific (Hong Kong)
AWS Asia Pacific (Mumbai)
AWS Asia Pacific (Singapore)
AWS Asia Pacific (Sydney)
AWS Canada (Central)
AWS Europe (Frankfurt)
AWS Europe (London)
AWS South America (Sao Paulo)
AWS US East (N. Virginia)
AWS US East (Ohio)
AWS US West (Oregon)
GCP Europe (London)
GCP US West (Oregon)
GCP ME Central (Doha)
Infoblox NIOS
Infoblox DNS Firewall (RPZ)
Following the DNS root zone KSK rollover on 11 October 2026, customers using NIOS recursive DNS resolvers with DNSSEC validation enabled should review the KB and follow the recommended actions to ensure continued DNSSEC validation and avoid potential DNS resolution failures.
Please refer to the KB for affected configurations, recommended actions, and verification steps.: NIOS – DNSSEC Root Zone KSK Rollover in October 2026:- https://support.infoblox.com/s/article/DNSSEC-Root-Zone-KSK-Rollover-2026
DNS Forwarding Proxy (DFP)
Following the DNS root zone KSK rollover on 11 October 2026, customers using NIOS recursive DNS resolvers with DNSSEC validation enabled should review the KB and follow the recommended actions to ensure continued DNSSEC validation and avoid potential DNS resolution failures.
Please refer to the KB for affected configurations, recommended actions, and verification steps.: NIOS – DNSSEC Root Zone KSK Rollover in October 2026:- https://support.infoblox.com/s/article/DNSSEC-Root-Zone-KSK-Rollover-2026