IAG, or Intelligent Access Gateway, doesn't have a dedicated REST API endpoint specifically designed for pushing or blocking IP addresses within the Web Authentication or Authentication Policy settings as per the path you've outlined. Typically, such granular manipulations within the authentication policy might not be directly exposed through an API. However, you might explore alternative methods leveraging broader security or network APIs that could indirectly affect access controls or firewall rules, depending on your infrastructure setup. Blocking an IP address on a specific instance might involve utilizing firewall APIs or security management tools that interact with IAG indirectly. Investigating broader security APIs or integrations with your network infrastructure could potentially offer solutions for IP blocking on a more specific level within your instance.

IAG, or Intelligent Access Gateway, doesn't have a dedicated REST API endpoint specifically designed for pushing or blocking IP addresses within the Web Authentication or Authentication Policy settings as per the path you've outlined. Typically, such granular manipulations within the authentication policy might not be directly exposed through an API. However, you might explore alternative methods leveraging broader security or network APIs that could indirectly affect access controls or firewall rules, depending on your infrastructure setup. Blocking an IP address on a specific instance might involve utilizing firewall APIs or security management tools that interact with IAG indirectly. Investigating broader security APIs or integrations with your network infrastructure could potentially offer solutions for IP blocking on a more specific level within your instance.