Bypass list

​Akamai​ maintains a list of domains that bypass ​SIA​ Proxy for compliance and performance reasons.

There are also applications that send non-web traffic such as Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) or XMPP over TLS, utilize certificate pinning, or are incompatible with the TLS MITM certificate that is generated or uploaded in ​SIA​ and required for ​SIA​ Proxy. ​SIA​ offers a policy setting that allows you to allow or block domains that use an unsupported protocol or are incompatible. By default, the Block Incompatible Domains policy setting is not enabled. As a result, these domains bypass ​SIA​ Proxy. To block these domains, see Allow or block domains incompatible with TLS MITM certificate.

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If you enable the Block Incompatible Domains setting, the ​Akamai​ domains listed in this table are blocked.

Policy conflicts may occur if multiple lists are assigned to a policy and they contain domains from the bypass list. To learn more about policy conflicts, see Policy conflicts.

​Akamai​ frequently evaluates this list and may add more domains. The bypass list currently contains these domains.

Domains for Microsoft 365 Traffic

These domains also bypass ​SIA​ Proxy if you enable the Bypass Microsoft 365 Traffic setting in a policy. The Bypass Microsoft 365 Traffic setting retrieves the latest domains associated with Microsoft apps and services. As a result, these domains may change.