Neon CLI commands — ip-allow
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Before you begin
- Before running the
ip-allowcommand, ensure that you have installed the Neon CLI. - If you have not authenticated with the neonctl auth command, running a Neon CLI command automatically launches the Neon CLI browser authentication process. Alternatively, you can specify a Neon API key using the
--api-keyoption when running a command. See Connect.
For information about Neon's IP Allow feature, see Configure IP Allow.
The ip-allow command
The ip-allow command allows you to perform list, add, remove, and reset actions on the IP allowlist for your Neon project. You can define an allowlist with individual IP addresses, IP ranges, or CIDR notation.
Usage
neonctl ip-allow <subcommand> [options]| Subcommand | Description |
|---|---|
| list | List the IP allowlist |
| add | Add IP addresses to the IP allowlist |
| remove | Remove IP addresses from the IP allowlist |
| reset | Reset the IP allowlist |
list
This subcommand allows you to list addresses in the IP allowlist.
Usage
neonctl ip-allow list [options]Options
In addition to the Neon CLI global options, the list subcommand supports these options:
| Option | Description | Type | Required |
|---|---|---|---|
--context-file | Context file path and file name | string | |
--project-id | Project ID | string | Only if your Neon account has more than one project |
Examples
neonctl ip-allow list --project-id cold-grass-40154007List the IP allowlist with the --output format set to json:
neonctl ip-allow list --project-id cold-grass-40154007 --output jsonadd
This subcommand allows you to add IP addresses to the IP allowlist for your Neon project.
Usage
neonctl ip-allow add [ips ...] [options]Options
In addition to the Neon CLI global options, the add subcommand supports these options:
| Option | Description | Type | Required |
|---|---|---|---|
--context-file | Context file path and file name | string | |
--project-id | Project ID | string | Only if your Neon account has more than one project |
--primary-branch | If true, the list will be applied only to the primary branch. Use --primary-branch false to remove this setting. | string |
Example
neonctl ip-allow add 192.0.2.3 --project-id cold-grass-40154007remove
This subcommand allows you to remove IP addresses from the IP allowlist for your project.
Usage
neonctl ip-allow remove [ips ...] [options]Options
In addition to the Neon CLI global options, the remove subcommand supports these options:
| Option | Description | Type | Required |
|---|---|---|---|
--context-file | Context file path and file name | string | |
--project-id | Project ID | string | Only if your Neon account has more than one project |
Example
neonctl ip-allow remove 192.0.2.3 --project-id cold-grass-40154007reset
This subcommand allows you to reset the list of IP addresses. You can reset to different IP addresses. If you specify no addresses, currently defined IP addresses are removed.
Usage
neonctl ip-allow reset [ips ...] [options]Options
In addition to the Neon CLI global options, the reset subcommand supports these options:
| Option | Description | Type | Required |
|---|---|---|---|
--context-file | Context file path and file name | string | |
--project-id | Project ID | string | Only if your Neon account has more than one project |
Example
neonctl ip-allow reset 192.0.2.1 --project-id cold-grass-40154007Need help?
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