Managing global IPs (ibmcloud sl globalip)

A global IP address is a specialized static secondary subnet. It is delivered to you as a /32 subnet (in other words, a single IP address) that can be routed to any other IP address on your account.

Use the following commands from the IBM Cloud® Command Line Interface to manage a global IP in the IBM Cloud classic infrastructure Global IP service.

ibmcloud sl globalip assign

Assign a global IP to a target router or device

ibmcloud sl globalip assign IDENTIFIER TARGET [OPTIONS]

Examples:

ibmcloud sl globalip assign 12345678 9.111.123.456
This command assigns IP address with ID 12345678 to a target device whose IP address is 9.111.123.456.

ibmcloud sl globalip assign IDENTIFIER TARGET

ibmcloud sl globalip cancel

Cancel a global IP

ibmcloud sl globalip cancel IDENTIFIER [flags]

Command options:

--f, force: Force operation without confirmation

ibmcloud sl globalip create

Create a global IP

ibmcloud sl globalip create [OPTIONS]

Examples:

ibmcloud sl globalip create --v6 
This command creates an IPv6 address.

ibmcloud sl globalip create [flags]

Command options:

--f, force: Force operation without confirmation
--test: Test order
--v6: Order an IPv6 IP address

ibmcloud sl globalip list

List all global IPs on your account

ibmcloud sl globalip list [flags]

Command options:

--order: Filter by the ID of order that purchased this IP address
--v4: Display IPv4 IPs only
--v6: Display IPv6 IPs only

ibmcloud sl globalip unassign

Unassign a global IP from a target router or device

ibmcloud sl globalip unassign IDENTIFIER