Whitelist

The whitelist access control rule allows access to a resource if the IP address of the client matches those in a list.

This is often used to allow services, scripts or specific workstations to access specific endpoints.

list: A list of string values, each containing an IP address.
deny: If true, this acts as a blacklist rather than a whitelist, denying access to the specified IP addresses.

You can allow ranges of IP addresses.

Ranges are only supported for the last of the four bytes in an IPV4 address. For example, if your local network was on 10.10.2.x, you could write a range of 10.10.2.1-255 to give any machine on that specific subnet access to ARDI.

{
   "type": "whitelist",
   "list": ["127.0.0.1"]
}

This restricts access to only the local system.

{
   "type": "whitelist",
   "list": ["127.0.0.1","192.168.0.1-255"]
}

This restricts access to only the local system and computers on the 192.168.0.x network.