Azure IP Check
A Simple tool for checking if an IP address is within a Microsoft Azure subnet.
Installation
Install with pip
Note: Requires Python 3
pip install azureip
or
pip3 install azureip
Usage
Simply provide the IP address that you wish to check as the argument:
azureip <ip address-to-check>
TODO
- Add support for searching multiple IP addreses
Credits
Created with ❤️ by Dean Bryen
💡 Inspiration from Adam Stuart and James Complin
You can learn more about Microsoft Azure IP ranges and retrieve the raw list yourself from here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/virtualnetwork/servicetags/list
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