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    Type Alias PutManagedLinodeSettingData

    type PutManagedLinodeSettingData = {
        body: {
            group?: string;
            id?: number;
            label?: string;
            ssh?: {
                access?: boolean;
                ip?: string;
                port?: number | null;
                user?: string | null;
            };
        };
        path: { linodeId: number };
        query?: never;
        url: "managed/linode-settings/{linodeId}";
    }
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    body: {
        group?: string;
        id?: number;
        label?: string;
        ssh?: {
            access?: boolean;
            ip?: string;
            port?: number | null;
            user?: string | null;
        };
    }

    Settings for a specific Linode related to Managed Services. There is one ManagedLinodeSettings object for each Linode on your Account.

    Type Declaration

    • Optional Readonlygroup?: string

      Read-only The group of the Linode these Settings are for. This is for display purposes only.

    • Optional Readonlyid?: number

      Read-only The ID of the Linode these Settings are for.

    • Optional Readonlylabel?: string

      Read-only The label of the Linode these Settings are for.

    • Optionalssh?: { access?: boolean; ip?: string; port?: number | null; user?: string | null }

      The SSH settings for this Linode.

      • Optionalaccess?: boolean

        If true, Linode special forces may access this Linode over ssh to respond to Issues.

      • Optionalip?: string

        The IP Linode special forces should use to access this Linode when responding to an Issue.

        By default, any of a Linode's IP addresses can be used for incident response access.

      • Optionalport?: number | null

        The port Linode special forces should use to access this Linode over ssh to respond to an Issue.

        The default null value corresponds to port 22.

      • Optionaluser?: string | null

        The specific user, if any, Linode's special forces should use when accessing this Linode to respond to an issue.

        The default null value corresponds to the root user.

    path: { linodeId: number }

    Type Declaration

    • linodeId: number

      The Linode ID whose settings we are accessing.

    query?: never
    url: "managed/linode-settings/{linodeId}"