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@cjdev/nataddr

NAT addresses for whitelisting

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CJ NAT Addresses

List of CJ NAT addresses suitable for source IP whitelisting.

Usage

In the Shell

npx @cjdev/nataddr

will display the list of nat IP addresses in the format <Address Type> <Address>.

As a Library

Install into your project: npm i @cjdev/nataddr

import * as nat from '@cjdev/nataddr';

// All CIDR blocks, with IP type property
console.log("all:", JSON.stringify(nat.all()));

// IPv4 CIDR blocks only, as strings
console.log("IPv4:", JSON.stringify(nat.v4()));

// IPv6 CIDR blocks only, as strings
console.log("IPv6:", JSON.stringify(nat.v6()));

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Package last updated on 03 Nov 2022

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