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I am using AWS to host my website, recently I've been getting a lot of background noise on the server (bots trying to backdoor, etc.). I would like to limit access of my website to just our worksites so that other IP's cannot interact with our site. The problem is when I change the inbound rules for my security group to 'My IP' I lose the ability to connect to our server after a period of time. This isn't just for HTTP/HTTPS but is also for SSH. So I am looking to find the IP range of my current network (we work in a building owned by a large corporation and operate through their network) so I can allow connections only coming from this building.

David
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    Your best bet will be asking the network admin. – ceejayoz Aug 08 '19 at 15:42
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    If this is really network abuse.. you would probably have it very quickly resolved via your ISP if it originates from your ISP - therefore, whitelisting *your entire ISP* (e.g. a large prefix you will find mentioned in whois for your current IP) is close enough. – anx Aug 08 '19 at 16:42
  • @anx thank you that helped me, just tossed the IP ranges into CIDR format and it worked with the inbound rules – David Aug 08 '19 at 19:28

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