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NetworkZone

Properties

Name Type Description Notes
asns List[str] Dynamic network zone property. array of strings that represent an ASN numeric value [optional]
created datetime Timestamp when the network zone was created [optional] [readonly]
gateways List[NetworkZoneAddress] IP network zone property: the IP addresses (range or CIDR form) of this zone. The maximum array length is 150 entries for admin-created IP zones, 1000 entries for IP blocklist zones, and 5000 entries for the default system IP Zone. [optional]
id str Unique identifier for the network zone [optional] [readonly]
last_updated datetime Timestamp when the network zone was last modified [optional] [readonly]
locations List[NetworkZoneLocation] Dynamic network zone property: an array of geolocations of this network zone [optional]
name str Unique name for this network zone. Maximum of 128 characters. [optional]
proxies List[NetworkZoneAddress] IP network zone property: the IP addresses (range or CIDR form) that are allowed to forward a request from gateway addresses These proxies are automatically trusted by Threat Insights, and used to identify the client IP of a request. The maximum array length is 150 entries for admin-created zones and 5000 entries for the default system IP Zone. [optional]
proxy_type str Dynamic network zone property: the proxy type used [optional]
status NetworkZoneStatus [optional]
system bool Indicates if this is a system network zone. For admin-created zones, this is always `false`. The system IP Policy Network Zone (`LegacyIpZone`) is included by default in your Okta org. Notice that `system=true` for the `LegacyIpZone` object. Admin users can modify the name of this default system Zone and can add up to 5000 gateway or proxy IP entries. [optional]
type NetworkZoneType [optional]
usage NetworkZoneUsage [optional]
links NetworkZoneLinks [optional]

Example

from okta.models.network_zone import NetworkZone

# TODO update the JSON string below
json = "{}"
# create an instance of NetworkZone from a JSON string
network_zone_instance = NetworkZone.from_json(json)
# print the JSON string representation of the object
print(NetworkZone.to_json())

# convert the object into a dict
network_zone_dict = network_zone_instance.to_dict()
# create an instance of NetworkZone from a dict
network_zone_from_dict = NetworkZone.from_dict(network_zone_dict)

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