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24 changes: 19 additions & 5 deletions openapi.yaml
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Expand Up @@ -12882,6 +12882,8 @@ paths:
* Linodes may have no more than one assigned private IPv4 address.
* Linodes may have no more than one assigned IPv6 range.
* [Open a Support Ticket](/docs/api/support/#support-ticket-open) to request additional IPv4 addresses or IPv6 ranges.

**Note**: Removing an IP address that has been set as a Managed Linode's `ssh.ip` causes the Managed Linode's SSH access settings to reset to their default values. To view and configure Managed Linode SSH settings, use the **Linode's Managed Settings View** ([GET /managed/linode-settings/{linodeId}](/docs/api/managed/#linodes-managed-settings-view)) and **Linode's Managed Settings Update** ([PUT /managed/linode-settings/{linodeId}](/docs/api/managed/#linodes-managed-settings-update)) commands.
operationId: assignIPs
x-linode-cli-action: ip-assign
security:
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If true, Linode special forces may access this Linode over
ssh to respond to Issues.
example: true
default: true
user:
type: string
minLength: 0
maxLength: 32
description: >
The user Linode's special forces should use when accessing this
description: |
The specific user, if any, Linode's special forces should use when accessing this
Linode to respond to an issue.

The default `null` value corresponds to the root user.
example: linode
default: null
nullable: true
ip:
type: string
format: ip
description: >
description: |
The IP Linode special forces should use to access this Linode
when responding to an Issue.
example: 12.34.56.78

By default, any of a Linode's IP addresses can be used for incident response access.
example: "12.34.56.78"
default: any
port:
type: integer
minimum: 1
maximum: 65535
description: >
description: |
The port Linode special forces should use to access this Linode
over ssh to respond to an Issue.

The default `null` value corresponds to port 22.
example: 22
nullable: true
default: null
ManagedService:
type: object
description: >
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