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ForAnyValue:IpAddress
ForAnyValue:IpAddress
compares a list of IP addresses in a request to a list of CIDR strings in your policy.
To match a request, the context key must exist in the request and at least one IP address in the request must match one of the CIDR strings in your policy.
You can NOT use policy variables in the value of this operator.
Warning
As far as we know, ForAnyValue:IpAddress can never be used — no context keys exist that are an array of CIDR strings. It's documented here as an example of how it would work, but if you see it in the wild, it's probably a mistake.
ForAnyValue:IpAddress in an Allow Statement
Simulate in IAM Simulate| Policy Condition | Request Context | Result |
|---|---|---|
"ForAnyValue:IpAddress": { | aws:nonExistent: null | − Not Allowed Statement does not apply |
"ForAnyValue:IpAddress": { | aws:nonExistent: | − Not Allowed Statement does not apply |
"ForAnyValue:IpAddress": { | aws:nonExistent: | ✓ Allowed Assuming no explicit Deny elsewhere |
"ForAnyValue:IpAddress": { | aws:nonExistent: | ✓ Allowed Assuming no explicit Deny elsewhere |
"ForAnyValue:IpAddress": { | aws:nonExistent: | ✓ Allowed Assuming no explicit Deny elsewhere |
ForAnyValue:IpAddress in a Deny Statement
Simulate in IAM Simulate| Policy Condition | Request Context | Result |
|---|---|---|
"ForAnyValue:IpAddress": { | aws:nonExistent: null | − Not Denied May be allowed by another statement |
"ForAnyValue:IpAddress": { | aws:nonExistent: | − Not Denied May be allowed by another statement |
"ForAnyValue:IpAddress": { | aws:nonExistent: | ✕ Denied |
"ForAnyValue:IpAddress": { | aws:nonExistent: | ✕ Denied |
"ForAnyValue:IpAddress": { | aws:nonExistent: | ✕ Denied |
