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Originally Posted by pavel-s
Sounds good. And thanks for the explanation!
Oh, it seems like it's using static IPs\subnets - not sure how often they can be changed or already changed. It may make sense to figure out amazon servers URIs (if any on a kindle).
I'm wondering if there is an easy way to log requests (especially ones that happen during receiving kindle updates) and automatically update the rules.
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I am pretty sure that I included the reference for each block.
Those are the blocks assigned by IANA for Amazon's use.
Since all of the IPv4 blocks where assigned years ago, with none available for new assignment, it is unlikely that Amazon will be buying any new blocks.
There is a market among owners of assigned blocks (like when a company goes out of business and sells off their block), but it isn't all that frequent.
I have heard that Amazon has acquired one new assigned block since the table was last updated.
But neither I nor anyone else has had the time to go through the Amazon assignments since the table was created.
Maybe I should publish an update at least once every six years, but don't bet on it.
The table exists inside of visible USB storage and the package contains all the information needed to change/update that table.