I'm trying to block access to users to certain sites using a site blocking program. I have set it to allow none except:... I need to allow google translated pages, however. Because of how the tool is designed, and my requirements, I must tell the program to allow the subframe address. Google uses dynamic IP addresses in the subframes. They had been using a set of servers where the first two IP octets were unchanging (209.85) even though the last two octets changed. This worked on the site blocking program. Today, we found that the addresses are completely different (74.125.*.*). My question is: is there a set group of IP addresses that Google uses for translation? If so, I can add all of those addresses into an allow list.
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