CNIs
List existing CNI objects
Get information about a CNI object
Create a new CNI object
Modify stored information about a CNI object
Delete a specified CNI object
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CNIListResponse = object { items, next }
items: array of object { id, account, cust_ip, 4 more }
Customer end of the point-to-point link
This should always be inside the same prefix as p2p_ip.
bgp: optional object { customer_asn, extra_prefixes, md5_key }
Extra set of static prefixes to advertise to the customer's end of the session
MD5 key to use for session authentication.
Note that this is not a security measure. MD5 is not a valid security mechanism, and the key is not treated as a secret value. This is only supported for preventing misconfiguration, not for defending against malicious attacks.
The MD5 key, if set, must be of non-zero length and consist only of the following types of character:
- ASCII alphanumerics:
[a-zA-Z0-9] - Special characters in the set
'!@#$%^&*()+[]{}<>/.,;:_-~= |`
In other words, MD5 keys may contain any printable ASCII character aside from newline (0x0A),
quotation mark ("), vertical tab (0x0B), carriage return (0x0D), tab (0x09), form feed
(0x0C), and the question mark (?). Requests specifying an MD5 key with one or more of
these disallowed characters will be rejected.
CNIGetResponse = object { id, account, cust_ip, 4 more }
Customer end of the point-to-point link
This should always be inside the same prefix as p2p_ip.
bgp: optional object { customer_asn, extra_prefixes, md5_key }
Extra set of static prefixes to advertise to the customer's end of the session
MD5 key to use for session authentication.
Note that this is not a security measure. MD5 is not a valid security mechanism, and the key is not treated as a secret value. This is only supported for preventing misconfiguration, not for defending against malicious attacks.
The MD5 key, if set, must be of non-zero length and consist only of the following types of character:
- ASCII alphanumerics:
[a-zA-Z0-9] - Special characters in the set
'!@#$%^&*()+[]{}<>/.,;:_-~= |`
In other words, MD5 keys may contain any printable ASCII character aside from newline (0x0A),
quotation mark ("), vertical tab (0x0B), carriage return (0x0D), tab (0x09), form feed
(0x0C), and the question mark (?). Requests specifying an MD5 key with one or more of
these disallowed characters will be rejected.
CNICreateResponse = object { id, account, cust_ip, 4 more }
Customer end of the point-to-point link
This should always be inside the same prefix as p2p_ip.
bgp: optional object { customer_asn, extra_prefixes, md5_key }
Extra set of static prefixes to advertise to the customer's end of the session
MD5 key to use for session authentication.
Note that this is not a security measure. MD5 is not a valid security mechanism, and the key is not treated as a secret value. This is only supported for preventing misconfiguration, not for defending against malicious attacks.
The MD5 key, if set, must be of non-zero length and consist only of the following types of character:
- ASCII alphanumerics:
[a-zA-Z0-9] - Special characters in the set
'!@#$%^&*()+[]{}<>/.,;:_-~= |`
In other words, MD5 keys may contain any printable ASCII character aside from newline (0x0A),
quotation mark ("), vertical tab (0x0B), carriage return (0x0D), tab (0x09), form feed
(0x0C), and the question mark (?). Requests specifying an MD5 key with one or more of
these disallowed characters will be rejected.
CNIUpdateResponse = object { id, account, cust_ip, 4 more }
Customer end of the point-to-point link
This should always be inside the same prefix as p2p_ip.
bgp: optional object { customer_asn, extra_prefixes, md5_key }
Extra set of static prefixes to advertise to the customer's end of the session
MD5 key to use for session authentication.
Note that this is not a security measure. MD5 is not a valid security mechanism, and the key is not treated as a secret value. This is only supported for preventing misconfiguration, not for defending against malicious attacks.
The MD5 key, if set, must be of non-zero length and consist only of the following types of character:
- ASCII alphanumerics:
[a-zA-Z0-9] - Special characters in the set
'!@#$%^&*()+[]{}<>/.,;:_-~= |`
In other words, MD5 keys may contain any printable ASCII character aside from newline (0x0A),
quotation mark ("), vertical tab (0x0B), carriage return (0x0D), tab (0x09), form feed
(0x0C), and the question mark (?). Requests specifying an MD5 key with one or more of
these disallowed characters will be rejected.