Google Authentication

Google Authentication Network

Detection Information

The following page provides details on IP networks and domains used by Google Authentication. You can use this information to manage or block Google Authentication apps, web access and more.

Description

Google offers single sign-on (SSO) for its various products and services, along with third-party websites. Users can authenticate to apps and services using their Google account.

External Resources

Google Authentication - Home Page

Manage Bandwidth

Do you know how much Google Authentication traffic flows through your network? Netify's application detection engine and reporting provides insights to help manage your network.

What gets measured, gets managed.

Learn More

Domains

Primary Domains

accounts.google.com
myaccount.google.com

Protocols and Port Statistics

Protocol	Port	Flow Percent
HTTPS	TCP 443	73%
QUIC	UDP 443	27%
HTTP	TCP 80	< 1%

Networks and IPs

Cloud Hosting Networks

Network/IP	Cloud Host	Shared
64.233.161.84	Google Cloud
64.233.162.84	Google Cloud
64.233.163.84	Google Cloud
64.233.164.84	Google Cloud
64.233.165.84	Google Cloud
and 486 more

Data Feed API

The data shown here is also available via our Netify Informatics API. Please contact us for subscription details.

"data": {
    "tag": "netify.twitter",
    "label": "Twitter",
    "shared_ip_detected": true,
    "category": {
        "id": 24,
        "tag": "social-media",
        "label": "Social Media"
    },
    ...
    "network_list": [
        {
            "network": "104.123.31.44/32",
            "version": "ipv4",
            "detection_type": "ai",
            "shared": false,
            "platform": {
                "id": 1002,
                "tag": "akamai",
                "label": "Akamai",
                "category": {
                    "id": 2,
                    "tag": "cdn",
                    "label": "CDN"
                },
            }
       },
       ...

Integration and Custom Solutions

Do you have any questions about integration, APIs or custom development?