You can restrict who reaches an endpoint by IP address, either as a per-endpoint traffic rule or as a Firewall policy condition.
IP Restriction traffic rule
The per-endpoint IP Restriction rule allows or denies requests from specific IP ranges (IPv4/IPv6 CIDR). It has three fields:
allow— a list of allowed CIDRs/IPs.deny— a list of blocked CIDRs/IPs.message— a custom denial message.
Firewall source_ip condition
For ACL-style control, a Firewall policy can match a source_ip condition against an IP address or CIDR (for example 192.168.1.0/24) and Allow or Block accordingly. See Firewall policies and WAF rules.
Allowlisting a stable address upstream
If a partner or upstream firewall needs to allowlist your egress, a dedicated IP gives an endpoint a stable, exclusive ingress address that won’t change.