@radware/n8n-nodes-radware 0.1.9 → 0.1.10

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  * Tested on: self-hosted n8n stable builds
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+ ## Usage
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+ ### Video walkthrough
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+ For a demonstration of the Radware node and its features, see the [Radware n8n node video tutorial](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GlYqUOETvok).
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+ ### Example: Look up an IP address using IP Insight
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+ This example uses an n8n chat message to request Radware threat intelligence for `8.8.8.8`.
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+ #### 1. Configure credentials
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+ 1. Add a **Radware** node in the n8n workflow editor.
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+ 2. Under **Credential to connect with**, create or select a **Radware API** credential.
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+ 3. Enter **Context (API ID)** and **x-api-key (API Key)** from your Radware account, then save the credential. These values are sent in the `Context` and `x-api-key` request headers, respectively.
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+ 4. Do not share credential values in screenshots or exported workflows.
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+ ![Radware credential fields with sensitive values obscured](docs/images/radware-credentials.png)
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+ #### 2. Build and configure the workflow
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+ 1. Add **When chat message received** as the trigger and connect it to the **Radware** node.
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+ 2. In the Radware node, select **IP Insight** under **Operation**.
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+ 3. Select the saved **Radware account** credential and use these settings:
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+ | Setting | Example value |
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+ | --- | --- |
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+ | Operation | IP Insight |
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+ | HTTP Method | POST |
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+ | Read IPs From File | Off |
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+ | Auto-Detect Input | On |
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+ | Projection (List) | All |
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+ 4. To run the example, enter `Check 8.8.8.8` in the chat and send it. With **Auto-Detect Input** enabled, the node extracts the IP address from the incoming message.
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+ 5. Inspect the **IP Insight** node output after execution. The screenshot below shows a successful run. It also contains a **Respond to Webhook** node, which is optional for this chat-triggered IP Insight example; use that node when building a webhook-triggered workflow that needs an HTTP response.
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+ ![Successful IP Insight execution in n8n](docs/images/ip-insight-workflow.png)
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+ #### 3. Interpret the result
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+ For the example IP `8.8.8.8`, the successful execution screenshot shows a `completed` status and a `results` entry keyed by the queried IP address. Example response fields include:
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+ | Field | Meaning | Value shown in example |
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+ | `aso` | Autonomous system organization | `Google LLC` |
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+ | `asn` | Autonomous system number | `15169` |
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+ | `cidr` | Network range | `8.8.8.0/24` |
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+ | `country_iso` | Country code | `US` |
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+ | `ip_type` | IP classification | `DNS` |
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+ | `customers_num` | Customer count reported by the API | `29` |
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+ | `attack_categories` | Categories of observed attack activity | List returned by the API |
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+ The screenshot also shows `fields: ["all"]` and `timeframe: "30d"`. Available fields and values depend on the API response and selected settings. Results for a given IP may change over time.
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+ For other input formats, see **Operations** above: the node also supports explicit field/list/JSON input, multiple IP addresses, file input, and configurable projections.
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  ## Resources
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  [n8n community nodes documentation](https://docs.n8n.io/integrations/#community-nodes)
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+ ## Version history
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+ - **0.1.9** — Package version in the current repository at the time of this documentation update. For earlier release details, consult the [GitHub tags and releases](https://github.com/Radware/n8n-nodes-radware/tags).
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  ## License
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  * MIT
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  "name": "@radware/n8n-nodes-radware",
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- "version": "0.1.9",
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  "description": "Radware community node for n8n",
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  "license": "MIT",
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  "author": {