Google Cloud

The cipr gcp command retrieves Google Cloud external IP ranges. With mini verbosity, each result contains the CIDR, scope, and service label.

CLI command

cipr gcp --ipv4 --filter-scope asia-east1 --verbose-mode mini

Output

34.80.0.0/15,asia-east1,Google Cloud

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Data Format

CIDR | Google Cloud Scope | Google Cloud Service

• Scope is a Google Cloud region name such as asia-east1, or global for non-regional ranges.
• Service is currently Google Cloud. It is a feed label, not a product or API name.

With full verbosity, the same fields are labeled:

Full output example

IP Prefix: 8.228.224.0/20, Scope: global, Service: Google Cloud

Filter values

Filter	Description	Value format	Note
--filter	Filter by scope and service in one string.	scope,service	Quote values containing spaces.
--filter-scope	Filter by scope.	Comma-separated scopes, such as asia-east1,global	Multiple values use OR matching. Case-insensitive.
--filter-service	Filter by the service label.	Comma-separated service labels, currently Google Cloud	Multiple values use OR matching. Case-insensitive.

Separate individual filter flags use AND matching. The composite --filter remains limited to one value per field.

Combined-filter examples:

• global,Google Cloud matches global Google Cloud ranges.
• asia-east1, matches every service in asia-east1.
• ,Google Cloud matches the Google Cloud service in every scope.

Use quotes when passing the combined service value:

cipr gcp --filter 'global,Google Cloud'

Run cipr gcp --list scopes or cipr gcp --list services to print the selectable values from the current feed.