A Vultr user API key needs allowed IPv4 or IPv6 subnets to work; you can also disable or regenerate it.
Vultr allows you to grant or restrict API access on a per-user basis, giving you control over how each team member interacts with your infrastructure programmatically. API access can be enabled when creating a user or modified at any time from the Users section of the Vultr Console.
For each user, you can:
When API access is enabled, you can limit usage to specific IP addresses or subnets:
If you enable API access without configuring allowed IP addresses, the user’s API key will not function.
For security best practices, avoid allowing all IPv4 and IPv6 unless absolutely necessary. Doing so exposes user's account to potential unauthorized access if the API key is leaked or misused. Always restrict API usage to known, trusted IP ranges.
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