Create JWT authentication based on ip address
I am creating JWT token by using username and password, it will get the JWT token as expected, But my one of the use case will create JWT token based on specific IP address. Let me know anyone has ideas to resolve this one?
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I am creating JWT token by using username and password, it will get the JWT token as expected, But my one of the use case will create JWT token based on specific IP address. Let me know anyone has ideas to resolve this one?
jwt lexikjwtauthbundle
edited Jan 2 at 7:13
Ehsan Mashhadi
751618
asked Jan 2 at 6:32
ElangovanElangovan
1,96122330
why are you would like to use IP address? IP addresses will change a lot! A typical home user will have their IP changed once in a while, most people get dynamic IP allocation from their internet providers
– Ismoil Shifoev
Jan 2 at 6:38
yes correct, In my use case for specific organisation will allow ip address based jwt authentication, Instead of creating the username, pwd for all members of organisation, just use global ip based jwt authenctications.
– Elangovan
Jan 2 at 6:41
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I am creating JWT token by using username and password, it will get the JWT token as expected, But my one of the use case will create JWT token based on specific IP address. Let me know anyone has ideas to resolve this one?
jwt lexikjwtauthbundle
edited Jan 2 at 7:13
Ehsan Mashhadi
751618
asked Jan 2 at 6:32
ElangovanElangovan
1,96122330
I am creating JWT token by using username and password, it will get the JWT token as expected, But my one of the use case will create JWT token based on specific IP address. Let me know anyone has ideas to resolve this one?
jwt lexikjwtauthbundle
jwt lexikjwtauthbundle
edited Jan 2 at 7:13
Ehsan Mashhadi
751618
asked Jan 2 at 6:32
ElangovanElangovan
1,96122330
edited Jan 2 at 7:13
Ehsan Mashhadi
751618
asked Jan 2 at 6:32
ElangovanElangovan
1,96122330
edited Jan 2 at 7:13
Ehsan Mashhadi
751618
edited Jan 2 at 7:13
Ehsan Mashhadi
751618
edited Jan 2 at 7:13
Ehsan Mashhadi
751618
751618
asked Jan 2 at 6:32
ElangovanElangovan
1,96122330
asked Jan 2 at 6:32
ElangovanElangovan
1,96122330
asked Jan 2 at 6:32
ElangovanElangovan
1,96122330
1,96122330
why are you would like to use IP address? IP addresses will change a lot! A typical home user will have their IP changed once in a while, most people get dynamic IP allocation from their internet providers
– Ismoil Shifoev
Jan 2 at 6:38
yes correct, In my use case for specific organisation will allow ip address based jwt authentication, Instead of creating the username, pwd for all members of organisation, just use global ip based jwt authenctications.
– Elangovan
Jan 2 at 6:41
add a comment |
why are you would like to use IP address? IP addresses will change a lot! A typical home user will have their IP changed once in a while, most people get dynamic IP allocation from their internet providers
– Ismoil Shifoev
Jan 2 at 6:38
yes correct, In my use case for specific organisation will allow ip address based jwt authentication, Instead of creating the username, pwd for all members of organisation, just use global ip based jwt authenctications.
– Elangovan
Jan 2 at 6:41
why are you would like to use IP address? IP addresses will change a lot! A typical home user will have their IP changed once in a while, most people get dynamic IP allocation from their internet providers
– Ismoil Shifoev
Jan 2 at 6:38
why are you would like to use IP address? IP addresses will change a lot! A typical home user will have their IP changed once in a while, most people get dynamic IP allocation from their internet providers
– Ismoil Shifoev
Jan 2 at 6:38
yes correct, In my use case for specific organisation will allow ip address based jwt authentication, Instead of creating the username, pwd for all members of organisation, just use global ip based jwt authenctications.
– Elangovan
Jan 2 at 6:41
yes correct, In my use case for specific organisation will allow ip address based jwt authentication, Instead of creating the username, pwd for all members of organisation, just use global ip based jwt authenctications.
– Elangovan
Jan 2 at 6:41
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It works when each user has a static IP address. You can create a JWT with that IP and assign it to each user and later accept requests which have correct JWT. You should be aware of some attacks like IP spoofing. There are some methods like SSO which can be a better option for organization authentication/authorization.
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It works when each user has a static IP address. You can create a JWT with that IP and assign it to each user and later accept requests which have correct JWT. You should be aware of some attacks like IP spoofing. There are some methods like SSO which can be a better option for organization authentication/authorization.
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It works when each user has a static IP address. You can create a JWT with that IP and assign it to each user and later accept requests which have correct JWT. You should be aware of some attacks like IP spoofing. There are some methods like SSO which can be a better option for organization authentication/authorization.
answered Jan 2 at 7:12
Ehsan MashhadiEhsan Mashhadi
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It works when each user has a static IP address. You can create a JWT with that IP and assign it to each user and later accept requests which have correct JWT. You should be aware of some attacks like IP spoofing. There are some methods like SSO which can be a better option for organization authentication/authorization.
answered Jan 2 at 7:12
Ehsan MashhadiEhsan Mashhadi
751618
It works when each user has a static IP address. You can create a JWT with that IP and assign it to each user and later accept requests which have correct JWT. You should be aware of some attacks like IP spoofing. There are some methods like SSO which can be a better option for organization authentication/authorization.
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why are you would like to use IP address? IP addresses will change a lot! A typical home user will have their IP changed once in a while, most people get dynamic IP allocation from their internet providers
– Ismoil Shifoev
Jan 2 at 6:38
yes correct, In my use case for specific organisation will allow ip address based jwt authentication, Instead of creating the username, pwd for all members of organisation, just use global ip based jwt authenctications.
– Elangovan
Jan 2 at 6:41