Oculus Application

The following page provides details on domains, networks, IPs, hosting services, and content delivery networks used by Oculus.

Description

Oculus is a line of virtual reality headsets developed and manufactured by Oculus VR, a division of Meta (Facebook).

Category	Device/IoT
Web Link	Oculus - Home Page

Application Domains

The application domains data shown here is available in our Netify Data Feeds solution. The data is accessible via our IP API as well as downloadable datasets.

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Domains

Primary Domains

Primary Domains are owned and managed by the application vendor.

Platform Domains are often provided by hosting providers, content delivery networks, SaaS platforms and other third parties. It is important to identify these domains for DNS filters and hostname blocklists.

Platform Domains

Meta CDN	{hidden}.c10r.facebook.com
Zendesk	{hidden}.zendesk.com	and 1 more

Content Delivery Network - Company CDN

Oculus uses an in-house company content delivery network (CDN). The CDN delivers content to very edge of the network and is often hosted inside Internet Service Provider (ISP) networks.

Edge CDN	# of IPs
Meta CDN	462

Network	PoP	Location	Category	Sample IP
Meta	London	United Kingdom	Social Media	157.240.214.1
Meta	Cape Town	South Africa	Social Media	102.132.99.54
Meta	Palermo	Italy	Social Media	31.13.69.54
Meta	Jakarta	Indonesia	Social Media	157.240.208.50
Meta	Lagos	Nigeria	Social Media	102.132.101.57
Meta	Dallas	United States	Social Media	157.240.19.49
Meta	Seongnam	South Korea	Social Media	31.13.76.50
Meta	Kolkata	India	Social Media	31.13.64.55
Meta	Santa Clara	United States	Social Media	57.144.117.141
Meta	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	Social Media	31.13.91.59
Meta	Ashburn	United States	Social Media	31.13.66.4
Meta	Zurich	Switzerland	Social Media	157.240.17.51
Meta	Mumbai	India	Social Media	57.144.177.141
Meta	Singapore	Singapore	Social Media	57.144.152.141
Meta	Helsinki	Finland	Social Media	157.240.205.54

... and 447 more on the Meta CDN edge network.

Content Delivery Networks - CDNs

In order to get information to end users more quickly, many applications are distributed from multiple geographical points-of-presence (PoPs) using Content Delivery Networks (CDNs). Each PoP can host many IPs to deliver an application. A sample IP is provided.

Take special note of CDNs that use Anycast technology. Anycast makes it possible to route a single IP address to a variety of different geographic locations. In other words, one global Anycast IP is hosted in multiple geographic locations.