DiscoveredRange

import type { DiscoveredRange } from "https://googleapis.deno.dev/v1/cloudnumberregistry:v1alpha.ts";

Message describing DiscoveredRange object

interface DiscoveredRange {

attributes?: Attribute[];

readonly childCidrOverlapAllowed?: boolean;

readonly createTime?: Date;

description?: string;

readonly discoveryMetadata?: DiscoveryMetadata;

ipv4CidrRange?: string;

ipv6CidrRange?: string;

labels?: {

[key: string]: string;

};

name?: string;

parentRange?: string;

realm?: string;

readonly registryBook?: string;

readonly updateTime?: Date;

}

§Properties

attributes?: Attribute[]

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Optional. The attributes of the DiscoveredRange.

readonly childCidrOverlapAllowed?: boolean

[src]

Output only. If true, allow child ranges of this range to overlap with each other.

readonly createTime?: Date

[src]

Output only. [Output only] Create time stamp

description?: string

[src]

Optional. Description of the DiscoveredRange.

readonly discoveryMetadata?: DiscoveryMetadata

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Output only. Owner metadata for this DiscoveredRange. A unique set of metadata is associated with each DiscoveredRange. If an IP range is shared by multiple resources (e.g., an Address resource and an Instance resource, or multiple ForwardingRules),separate DiscoveredRanges are created, each with a distinct owner. This ensures each DiscoveredRange has its own unique set of attributes, labels, create time and update time.

ipv4CidrRange?: string

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Optional. The IPv4 CIDR range of the DiscoveredRange.

ipv6CidrRange?: string

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Optional. The IPv6 CIDR range of the DiscoveredRange.

labels?: {

[key: string]: string;

}

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Optional. Labels as key value pairs

name?: string